Ganga PDF 1
Ganga PDF 1
Ganga PDF 1
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Submitted by
NAGARAJA B M
Reg no. [MB183225]
Assistant Professor
INTRODUCTION
Customer‟s satisfaction is measured at the individual level, but it is almost always reported at an
aggregate level. Customer satisfaction, a term frequently used in marketing is a measure of how
products and services supplied by a company meet or surpass customer expectation. Today
customers are now becoming increasingly conscious of their right and are demanding ever more
than before. The recent trends show that most of the banks are shifting from a „product-centric
model. The study will provide information about the satisfaction level of customers of SBI and
banking sectors and will be help for framing new policies relating to the customers.
In the current competitive world banks have to struggle their might to offer the best of the customer
satisfaction through various innovative strategies in order to service in industry. Banking industry is passing
through a challenging phase. The demonetization policy introduced by the government has affected the
banking industry to a great extent. The banking sectors facing lot of challenges due to competition,
technological developments, changing customers needs and policies of government. In this competitive and
fast changing era, it becomes imperative for a bank to satisfy the needs of the customers. The banks are
spending a lot of time and energy to frame polices about customer satisfaction. The study would stand as a
sincere attempt to evaluate customer satisfaction of SBI in davanagere districts
OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
1. To examine the various services provided by SBI in Davanagere District.
2. To study the level of customer satisfaction towards the services provided by the
SBI in the study area.
3. To examine the expectation and the level of satisfaction of the customer services
rendered by state bank of India.
4. To suggest the strategies for the bank to improve the level of customer
satisfaction
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY:
The study is based on primary and secondary data. The primary data were collected through a questionnaire
and personal interview from the customer of the banks. The secondary data were collected from published
text books, journals, reports and also online sources.
PRIMARY DATA
SECONDARY DATA
It is a data which is already been collected by someone other than user which is
already been passed through all statistical all statistical process. And some data’s may be
published or unpublished data. We collect those data through websites, magazines, tools,
newspaper, journals, and reports from researchers.
SAMPLING
Analytical tool:
Questionnaire
Tables, paragraph, charts
Statistical analysis
PLAN OF ANALYSIS
The study is a base on survey method, questionnaire schedule were used for collecting data
from the respondents. To make the presentation very simple, the data gathered were presented
using statistical tool and techniques of average percentage etc. Whenever necessary, the data will
be depicted with the help of diagrams, chats, and graphs.
CHAPTER SCHEME:
CHAPTER-01: INTRODUCTION
This chapter includes the detailed information about the topic on which the study is
done.
This chapter gives the information about the literatures which is useful for this study.
This chapter gives the information about the problem, study topic, objective, research
methodology, scope, limitation and operational definition of the study.
This chapter is related to the objectives of the study. This gives the proper analysis of
the data provide by them.
This chapter is related to the objectives of the study. This gives the information about
finding the problem and giving proper solution and suggestions for the drawbacks.