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Problem Faced by the Customer in Banking

Services –A Study of Rewari District

Sunita Yadav

Assistant Professor, Department of commerce, Indira Gandhi University, Meerpur, Rewari

E-mail-sybmdu5@gmail.com

Dr.Ravindra

Assistant Professor, Department of commerce, Indira Gandhi University, Meerpur, Rewari

E-mail-ravinder.mdu@gmail

Abstract

Bank and financial institutions are the backbone of modern business development of any country. 14

commercial banks nationalized in 1969, and 6 commercial bank nationalized in 1980. After that in

1990 New Bank of India merged into PNB (Punjab National Bank). They nationalized bank playing

major role in Indian economy. But the branch network of bank are not sufficient specifically in rural

area which create many problem for customers. The researcher observed this problem and took

initiative to know the problem faced by the customer in banking. For this purpose a questionnaire

was designed and distributed 150 questionnaires among the users of banking services. 110 filled in

questionnaire were received and 100 valid questionnaires were found. The data were analysis with

the help of frequency and chi- square test and it observed that almost 50 % respondents are satisfied

with the services provided by the bank and 50% are not satisfied, Further, servicemen and students

are more aware about the problems while availing banking services.

Keywords: Customer problems, Banking services, CRM, Cyber crime, Hidden cost

Introduction

Finance and banking is the life blood of trade,

commerce and industry. Now-a-days, banking

sector acts as the backbone of modern

business. Development of any country mainly

depends upon the banking system. A bank is a

financial institution which deals with deposits

and advances and other related services. It

receives money from those who want to save

in the form of deposits and it lends money to

those who need it. The banking is one of the

most essential and important parts of the

human life. In current faster lifestyle peoples

may not do proper transitions without

developing the proper bank network. The

banking System in India is dominated by

nationalized banks. The performance of the

banking sector is more closely linked to the

economy than perhaps that of any other sector.

The growth of the Indian economy is

estimated to have slowed down significantly.

The economic slowdown and global

developments have affected the banking

sectors' performance in India in FY12

resulting in moderate business growth. It has

forced banks to consolidate their operations,

re-adjust their focus and strive to strengthen

their balance sheets. After general election

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2014 NDA BJP lead alliance come in to power

and took to measure economic decision, one is

to demonetization the old currency note were

not legal tender money after 8th Nov. 2016 and

second is to implement GST from 1st July

2017 which increase the transparency in

Indian economy and its increase ease of doing

business. Even then the customer are facing

lack of banking facilities therefore, the

customer are facing lot of problems. Hence,

the researcher took this topic to know the

different problems faced by the customer

while availing different kind of banking

services.

Review of Literature

Rubby Shukla & Pankaj Shukla(2011) in

his study “E-Banking: Problem and

Prospects” observed that the E-Banking

offer’s a high level of convenience to the user

of this facilities, However its continue to

present challenges to the financial security and

personal privacy. Many people have had their

account detailed comprised as a result of E- Banking.

M.E.Dodderaju(2013) in his study “A Study

on customer satisfaction towards public and

private sector banking services with special

reference to anantapur district of Andra

Pradesh” observed that there is significance

difference among the respondents according to

their income level and level of satisfaction .

whereas, there is no significance difference

between occupation and satisfaction. Further

he observed that there is a lack of customer

relationship and aggressive marketing in

public sector bank as compared to private

sector bank.

Ravi.C.S & Kundan Basavaraj (2013) in his

study “Customer Preference and

satisfaction towards banking services with

special reference to SHIVAMOGGA

District in Karnataka” found that business

and vehicles loan are fast moving than other

services and overall satisfaction level is 50%

further, overall satisfaction on bank deposit

schemes resulted positively while other service

of baking still need to be given attention by

focusing on customer issues.

Dr.A.Vennila(2014) in his study “ Problem

Faced by the customers with reference to

E-Banking services in private sector Bank”

observed that the effect of liberalization,

privatization and globalization induce new

private bank like HDFC,ICICI AXIS. Etc.,

Furhter, he observed that these private bank

work hard to provide best services to

customers as per their expectation and then

create proper awareness among the customers

of services through advertisement in audio and

audio visual media.

Miss.R.Elavarasi & Dr.S.T.Suruliver(2014)

in his study “Customer Awareness and

Preference towards E-Banking Services Of

Bank-A Study Of SBI” found that the

younger generation are using electronic

banking services more than the modern

generation,risk is one of the factor customer

considered while opening an internet bank

account. They didi not feel secure in internet

banking . The respondents preferred ATM,

online banking, mobile banking and SMS

banking for their financial transactions.

Researcher’s further observed that from

customer point of view private bank provide

better services as compared to public sector

bank.But for secured transactions Public banks

preferred by the most of the respondents.

Objectives

To study the profile of the customers of

Rewari District.

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To study the problem faced by the customers

in availing of banking services in the elected

area.

Hypothesis

H 01 Problem faced by the customer while

availing the banking services is same with

reference to their demographic characteristic.

Research Methodology

The present study used Exploratory cum Descriptive research design. It is exploratory because it

study the customer profile. It is descriptive because, it analyzes the problem encountered by the

customer according to age, gender and occupation. Population of Rewari district constitute the

universe of the study, all account holder of Rewari district constitute survey population for the study

and individual were use as sample unit for the study.

Primary data used in the study for these purpose 100 respondents were selected through purposive

sampling method according to age, gender and occupation. The structure questionnaire which was

frame specifically for the purpose used to collect the primary data. The questionnaire divided in two

parts. Viz. Part A belongs to demographic information, Part B belongs to problems faced by the

customer while availing banking services. The statement are given below

Particulars SA A N DA SDA

1. Lack of Awareness ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

2. Lack of Availability ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

3. Lack of C- operation From Bnakers ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

4. No Proper guidance ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

5. No Trained Staff ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

6. Hidden Cost ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

7. Risk of Cyber Crime

8 .Poor governance complaints ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

9. Autocratic Behavior ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

10. Poor CRM ..... ..... ..... ..... .....

Result

Table 1

Profile of the Customer

Factor Demography No. of Respondents

Gender Male 50

Female 50

Total 100

Age Below 30 55

31-50 41

Above 50 04

Total 100