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Assignment Tybbi 20-8978
Assignment Tybbi 20-8978
As per
diagram
75% student
20.8%
student and
4.2% are
service
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💯As per diagram 95.8 percent are male and 4.2 percent are female
Gender Percentage
Male 95.2
Female 4.8
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Married 16.7
Unmarried 83.3
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As per diagram the annual income 100000-200000 are 60.9% , 200000-300000 are 26.1% , 300000-400000 are
8.7% and 400000 above income is 4.3 %
200000-300000 26.1%
300000-400000 8.7%
400000above 4.3%
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As per diagram the family members in family 2 members percentage is 0 . 3 members in family 37.5 %
45.8% percent they have 4 members in there family. 4 and above family members are percent is 16.7%
Percentage
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Percentage
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As per diagram 41.7% are believe DNS bank is trustable bank 29.2% well known about the bank 8.3% better
service 20.9% are other
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As per diagram 83.3% yes interest rate of DNS bank is good by other bank and 16.7% no
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Percentage
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As per diagram 87.5% like staff behavior and 12.5% are dislike staff behavior
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AS per diagram 58.3 %bank caters all there banking need,12.5% no 29.2% maybe
Percentage
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As per diagram home loan 54.2% , car loan 3.1 % and other loan scheme is 41.7%
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As per diagram 1 year 45.8% 2 year 16.7% 3 year 8.3% 4 year less percentage and 5 year 25%
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As per diagram 70.8% yes they recommend to other 12.5% no and16. 7 maybe
Percentage
Percentage
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SUGGESTIONS
The above dialogue indicate that consumer satisfaction differ according to the personality of
service. In this case, the maximum consumer satisfaction is confirmed in the loyalty quarter
such as organization, pertinence connecting the consumers and the bank, follow by the examination
quality such as compliance to help consumer, welcoming feelings of staff. On the further hand,
the temperate satisfactions are in the protection such as wellbeing and protection. Our
implication for other researchers to strengthening more study about consumer satisfaction in
CONCLUSION
consumer satisfaction characterize itself by a soaring degree of rumour where happy customers
are most expected to divide up their experience by way of other people to the order of perhaps
five or six people. Equally well, dissatisfied customers are more likely to tell another ten people
of their unfortunate experience. The correlation shows that there is a significant relationship
among customer relationship, customer loyalty and service quality. The correlation also shows
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1.Name
2. Email ID
3. phone number
5. occupation
business
service
student
other
6. Gender
Male
Female
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7. annual income
100000-200000
200000-300000
300000 above
8. Martial status
Unmarried
Married
10. how many members in your family they have account in DNS bank
2
3
4
4 above
24×7 service
ATM facilities
NET banking intrest rate
No
Yes
No
Excellent
Good
Average
Below average
Poor
home loan
car loan
business loan
1-2 years
2-3 years
3-4years
4 years above
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Excellent
Good
Average
Below average
Poor
Yes
No
friend
family
mobile
pamplet
Yes
No