Rural entrepreneurs face a unique set of challenges that stem largely from limited infrastructure, lack of exposure, and insufficient support systems. Among the options given, the most direct and pressing problems are:

• b. Inability to market their products and services
  Marketing is a major hurdle in rural areas due to poor connectivity, lack of branding skills, limited access to digital platforms, and low customer reach. This restricts the ability of rural entrepreneurs to grow and scale their businesses.

• c. Lack of comprehensive training on required skills
  Many rural entrepreneurs lack formal education or training in areas like finance, marketing, technology, and operations. Without skill development programs or entrepreneurial training, their ability to run a successful venture is limited.