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This paper is aimed toward exploring the current situation with the workmanship on the impact of Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) implementation in Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). It incorporates critical success factors and critical failure factors. The procedure relies upon composing a review for discretionary data collecting. It portrays the articulations that are used to get investigate papers from data sets also, progressed concentrates on the ERP implementation in SMEs. It furthermore consolidates the thought and restriction models to improve the nature of papers. By then orderly review is made on the available papers to investigate the impact of ERP utilization in SMEs. Critical factors are recognized for progress also, failure of ERP implementations and real effect of the same on SMEs. The exploration found in this paper has limits as far as the time at which research papers have been audited. A certain constraint is that it doesn't consider observational research with the exception of zeroing in on the cutting edge found in the research region. Be that as it may, its experiences will have potential benefits and the bearings for future work helps in an additional degree of the research. This paper adds to the exploration of the effect of ERP implementation on SMEs either decidedly or contrarily. It finds basic applicable factors, critical failure factors, and effects through auxiliary data collection techniques. The experiences will help SMEs and partners of SMEs and ERP specialist co-ops to know the explanations behind failure or achievement and go in the fundamental direction.