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  • “A PRAGMATIC COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF ACCOUNTING TREATMENT UNDER COMPANIES ACT 1956 AND 2013”


Dr. Premila Jain

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From the independence the Companies Act, 1956 (“1956 Act”) has been in existence, the corporate and business environment has evolved significantly and hence there was a need to revamp the legislation governing companies


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  • AN EMPIRICAL STUDY ON CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT AS A STRATEGIC TOOL IN 4 WHEELER AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY


(Dr.) Amit Kumar Gupta

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Customer satisfaction in the Indian four-wheeler sector is the focus of this research. Customer relationship management (CRM) has a significant impact on both the profitability of a firm and its customers. Increasingly prevalent business concepts include customer relationship management (CRM) as well as the effect it has on consumer loyalty. As a result, companies are prioritizing customer retention rather than acquiring new customers. Due to the scrutiny of marketing resources, it's more crucial than ever for a business to be able to satisfy its existing clients, while recruiting new ones is more costly. Owners of automobiles


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  • A study on perception and awareness about mobile banking


Dr. Archana Agrawal

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The purpose of this research study is to investigate the customer behaviors and use intentions of young people in the city of Rajasthan with regard to mobile banking. The empirical study design was selected, and the survey technique was used to collect responses from members of the target population through the utilization of the convenience sampling method. Analyses such as percentage analysis, correlation analysis, factor analysis, and multiple regression analysis were performed on the main data once they were compiled and gathered. These analyses were carried out with SPSS Version 23.0 and the relevant statistical tools. According to statistical evidence, the variables that make up mobile banking usage intention have been reduced to five independent factors. These factors are known as the Convenience Factor (CF), the Benefits Factor (BF), the Deliberation Factor (DF), the Safety Factor (SF), and the Trust Factor (TF) in the order of their dominance. Occupation is the factor that has the most significant influence on total mobile banking usage intention, followed by the major source of information about mobile banking service.


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