The present study attempted to evaluate the financial performance indicator of Nizamabad DCCBs using the CAMEL model. The study is based on secondary data extracted from Nizamabad DCCBs ' annual report. For evaluation purposes, five-year data (i.e., 2017-18 to 2021-22) are analyzed by calculating various ratios related to the Financial Performance Indicator (CAMEL model). The study found from bivariate correlation that the study estimated from correlation that DCCBs ' Capital Adequacy and Earning Capacity are positively correlated with its profitability while financial indicators such as Asset Quality, Management Capacity and Liquidity Ratio are favorably correlated with banks ' probability. The study found in Ordinary Least Square that Leverage plots estimated that capital adequacy and liquidity are the ratio that will reduce bank profitability while financial indicators such as Asset quality, Management and Earning Capacity increase the profitability of bank DCCBs.

Key Words: Asset Quality Ratio, Bivariate Correlation, Capital Adequacy Ratio, DCCB, Earnings Ratio, Liquidity Ratio, Management Ratio.