Customer satisfaction in public and private sector banks
A case study of NCR
Keywords:
Customer satisfaction, Indians banking, SERVQUAL modelAbstract
Indians banking sector is likely to face tough competition in the coming few years because many of the recent policy started by the Indian government start to take effect and new entrants also show to make their presence felt. It is possible to be a case of survival of the best, or in other words, the most successful. A bank’s ability to make profits in an increasingly competitive market will be based on the number, and quality of its investors, thus consumer satisfaction must continue to be a key area for all banks in the future. Past studies have proved that service quality in an example of consumer satisfaction This paper user the SERVQUAL model to show which of the five service quality dimensions of tangibility, reliability, responsiveness, assurance and empathy have an effect on consumer satisfaction in public sector and private banks.
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