Service Quality Dimensions of E-banking: An Empirical Analysis in India
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The purpose of this paper is to determine the differences in customers’ perception towards service quality dimensions of E-banking in public and private banks. A convenience sampling technique was used to recruit 320 customers through a well designed questionnaire from Public and Private Banks of NCR, India. Data has been analysed by Reliability test, Factor analysis, Descriptive analysis and Independent sample t-test. Results of t-test indicate that perception of the customers on all service quality dimensions of E-banking between the public and private banks is significant.
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The purpose of this paper is to determine the differences in customers’ perception towards service quality dimensions of E-banking in public and private banks. A convenience sampling technique was used to recruit 320 customers through a well designed questionnaire from Public and Private Banks of NCR, India. Data has been analysed by Reliability test, Factor analysis, Descriptive analysis and Independent sample t-test. Results of t-test indicate that perception of the customers on all service quality dimensions of E-banking between the public and private banks is significant.
Key concepts: Service quality, Mathematics, Service (business), Empirical research, Business, Quality (philosophy), Engineering, Operations management