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Purpose The goal of this study is to carry out a thorough quantitative analysis in order to pinpoint the critical factors affecting women's entrepreneurship in Purulia district's tribal communities. The study intends to evaluate the significance and effect of these factors in order to offer insightful recommendations and useful information for the promotion of tribal women's entrepreneurship in the area. Methodology The study employed a comprehensive research design utilising primary resources with cross-sectional questioning to 196 women entrepreneurs from Purulia using multistage random sampling. Findings The study reveals age, education, entrepreneurial background, business training accessibility, physical infrastructure, government programs, and family nature significantly influence tribal women's entrepreneurship in Purulia district, while finance, market access, advertisement, technology, transportation, motivation, and women's organizations are insignificant. Adaptation towards advancement will be augmented through the enhancement of key determinants for women's entrepreneurship, which have been identified through this study.