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Project - Vishnu
Project - Vishnu
B.com-VI Semester
Batch-2017-2020
CERTIFICATE
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I KAMEPALLI VISHNU TEJA hereby declare that the project report submitted on the
” submitted to the SREE KASYAP DEGREE COLLEGE, under the guidance of Mrs.
Jyothsana Faculty is my original work. The finding of this report is based on the
Date:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
K VISHNU TEJA
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CONTENTS
CHAPTER-1
Introduction to the study
CHAPTER-2
Review Of Literature
CHAPTER-3
Company profile
CHAPTER-4
Theoretical Framework
CHAPTER-5
Data analysis and interpretation
CHAPTER-6
Findings
Suggestions
Conclusion
Bibliography
Annexure
CHAPTER – 1
➢ INTRODUCTION
TO THE STUDY
INTRODUCTION:
Marketing is the moving and exciting activity in everybody activities. The sellers,
distributors, advertising agencies, consultants, transporters, financers, store agencies and
every one as a counter are part of the marketing system. Any exchange process be it
consumer, goods, intermediary goods, services of ideas, comes under the preview of
marketing. It is very often regarded that the development of markets and marketing is
synonymous with the economic development of account. Through marketing is an action
discipline. In the ever-growing corporate world, marketing is being regarded as a crucial
element for the success of an Enterprise.
The marketing discipline is undergoing fresh re aparisal in the light of the vast global,
technological, economic and social challenges facing today’s companies and countries.
Marketing at its best is about value creation and raising the world’s living standards. Today’s
winning companies are those who succeed most in satisfying, indeed delighting their target
customers.
Philip Kotler has therefore defined marketing as “it is a social and managerial process
by which individuals and groups obtain what they need and want through creating, offering
and exchanging products of values with others”. Many Indian companies espouse a satisfied
customer philosophy and describe marketing as customer-satisfaction engineering. Since the
economy in this country has changed from a primary condition of scarcity to gradual and
steady stage of affluence, largely giving consumers the opportunity to choose among many
varied alternatives, satisfaction has become a major concern of business.
One thing that we have in common is that we all are consumers. In fact everybody in
this world is a consumer. Every day of our life we are buying and consuming an incredible
variety of goods and services. However, we all have different tastes, likes, dislikes, and adopt
different behavior patterns while making purchase decisions.
The term consumer behavior refers to the behavior that consumers display in searching
for purchasing using evaluation and disposing in searching for purchasing using evaluating
and disposing of products and services that they exact will satisfy o how individuals make
decisions to send their available resources (time, money and effort) on consumption related
items. It includes the study of “What they buy”, ”Why they buy”, “When they buy it”, “Where
they buy it”, “how often they buy it” and “how often they use.
DEFINITIONS:
Consumer Behavior (or Buyer Behavior) is broadly defined by various scholars &
researchers as:
1. It’s the behavior displayed by the consumers during the acquisition, consumption and
disposition of products, services, time and ideas by decision making units.
2. It is the body of knowledge which studies various aspects of purchase and
consumption of products and services by individuals with various social and
psychological variables at play.
3. The behavior that the consumers display in searching for, purchasing, using,
evaluating and disposing of products and services that they expect will satisfy their
needs.
4. The process and activities people engage in when searching for, selecting, purchasing,
using, evaluating, and disposing of products and services so as to satisfy their needs
and desires.
5. The activities directly involved in obtaining, consuming, and disposing of products
and services, including the decision processes that precede and follow these actions.
6. The American Marketing Association (AMA) defines consumer behavior as “The
dynamic interaction of cognition, behavior & environmental events by which human
beings conduct the exchange aspect of their lives.
Cultural
Factors
Social
Factors
Culture
Reference Personal
groups Factors
Sub
Age and Life Psychological
Culture
Cycle
Family Factors
Occupation
Economic Motivation
Social
Circumstances
Class Perception
Lifestyle
Roles & Personality Learning Buyers
Status and Self
Beliefs and
Concept
Attitudes
CHAPTER – 2
➢ REVIEW OF LITERATURE
McGoldrick and colleagues (1999)
various factors to impulsive purchasing and validated the proposedmodel in the context of seasonal
sales (see figure 2). There are distinguished two factors, influencing consumer’s reaction in shopping
and probability to buy impulsively. The customer’s reaction depends on his/her beliefs and images
related with environment. In the situation of seasonal sale, some consumers will wait with intention to
save while the others only think about inconveniences during shopping long queues and crowded shops.
Piron (1991)
One of the characteristics of the impulse buying process is that the consumer does not estimate
consequences of impulsive purchasing.Puri’s (1996) framework, Hoch and Lowenstein (1991) model,
Dittmar and colleagues (1995), (1996) models and McGoldrick (1999) model of environment-shopper
relationship depend to consumer impulsive purchase behavior development period covering from 1987
until 2000, where consumer’s perceptions from point of impulsivity and its’ effect are analyzed. The
authors follow the same concept of impulsive buying (an urge to buy immediately). Factors such as
compensation are distinguished by these research works. The limitations of these models are that they
still do not explain why some product categories are bought on impulse.
Dr. G. Janardana, Dr. Mamilla, Rajashekara (2000)
According to his study in their learning “Customer brand loyalty towards corporate retail store (A case
study on Big Bazaar retail store Bangalore)”, to set an image on the mind of consumer towards a
product. This research was investigated how respondents will respond the brand loyalty buying
Achmad Yanu Alif Flanto, Djumilah Hadiwidjojo, Siti Aisjah, Solimum (2014)
They made a research on the topic “The influence of Brand image on purchase behaviour through brand
trust” identify a mediating role from relationship between brand image and purchase behaviour .
He made a research on the topic “effect of Branding on Buying Behaviour” this say that consumer will
purchase the product which prefer and which they like It shows the consumer buying behavior.
Baseer Ali Durrani, Danish Iqbal Godil, Mirza Uzair Baig, Sana Sajid (2015)
They made a research on the topic “Impact of brand image on buying behavior among Teenagers” this
Mohammad Ehsan Malik, Mohammad Mudasar Ghafoor, Hafiz Kashif Iqbal(2013) made a
research on the topic “Impact of brand image and Advertisement on consumer buying behavior”
Harmancioglu and colleagues (2009),
Drew on the theory of reasoned action as a theoretical foundation in building the model of impulse
buying of product innovations. They adopted Fishbein and Ajzen’s (1975) framework by arguing that,
in the context of impulse purchases, purchase intention were not a significant mediator. The
determinants of impulse purchases included consumers’ characteristics (i.e. excitement and esteem) and
prior product knowledge (as influenced by opinion-leaders and compliance to social norms)
Accordingly, Harmancioglu and colleagues (2009) provided an understanding of what drives the
tendency to purchase new products on impulse. First, impulse buying intention did not make a
significant influence on impulse buying behavior. Second, impulse buying intention and impulsive
purchase of innovative products were encouraged by consumers’ desire and necessity for excitement.
Puri (1996)
control, and time inconsistent preferences and built on a hedonic framework, according to which an
individual feels an irresistible urge to buy a product when he or she is exposed to it. Following the
concept of timeinconsistent preferences, on the same ground as Hoch and Loewenstein (1991), when
the consumer is exposed to the stimulus, the benefits of immediate gratification outweigh any future
considerations, such as monetary issues.The main presumption of this model is that impulsive
behaviour of a consumer depends on what s/he will percept better in a buying situation – cost of
purchase benefit – or both of them and individual’s tendency to buy impulsively. In situations where
benefits will exceed the cost, the temptation to succumb to the felt urge is high and is the compelling
force of impulsiveness. In the presented framework by Puri (1996) we see that some new factors appear
that influence consumer impulsive purchase behaviour and were not determined before. These are cost
Big Bazaar was introduced by the Future Group in September 2001 with the opening of
its first four stores in Kolkata, Indore, Bengaluru and Hyderabad within a period of 22 days.
Started by Kishore Biyani, Big Bazaar was launched mainly as a fashion format selling
apparel, cosmetics, accessories and general merchandise. Over the years, the retail chain has
included in cosmetics,I ts portfolio a wide range of products and services, ranging from grocery
to electronics.
The current retail formats of the Future Group include Big Bazaar, Food Bazaar,
Electronic Bazaar and Furniture Bazaar. According to Kishore Biyani, the inspiration
behind this entire retail format was from Saravana Stores, a local store in T. Nagar,
In the second year of operations, Big Bazaar tied up with Indian banking giant ICICI
Bank and launched the Big Bazaar ICICI Bank Card. In the same year, the first Food Bazaar
store was also launched at High Street Phoenix mall in Mumbai, marking the retailer’s entry into
In 2003, Big Bazaar made its foray into small towns and cities. The first store in this
category was launched that year in Nagpur. The franchise also welcomed its 10 millionth
landscape. This phase of growth included the setting up of the Mumbai store in Lower Parel,
which registered a record Rs 10 million turnover in a single day on Diwali-eve in 2004. In 2005,
the first Big Bazaar Exchange Offer was launched, which has quickly gained popularity among
customers. In 2006, further changes in loyalty marketing took place with the launch of the
housewife-centric credit card, Shakti. Jewellery store “Navaras” was also launched that
year within Big Bazaar stores which became the first store-in-store concept to be
launched by the brand. Another dedicated retail format launched in 2006 is Furniture Bazaar.
In 2007, Big Bazaar partnered with a shopping portal Futurebazaar.com and expanded its retail
footprint to 50 stores. The following year, 2008, witnessed by far the fastest growth in terms of
retail expansion for Big Bazaar, with the launch of the 101st store. Joining the league of India’s
brands and voted among the top ten service brands in the country by Bazaar became much more
than a household name. The Bachat Bazaar (Monthly Budget Market) campaign, which provided
the first week of the month. Over the next two years, Big Bazaar carved its own niche in
modern retail and became the largest brand in the hypermarket format. Capturing
one-third of the food and grocery market in modern retail, celebrity endorsements and
tie-ups with other brands allowed it to enhance itsretail footprint. In 2009, Big Bazaar won the
CNBC Awaaz Consumer Awards for the thirdconsecutive year. It was adjudged
the Most Preferred Multi Brand Food & Beverage Chain, Mostred Multi Brand One Stop
Shop.
THE FUTURE GROUP AS GIVEN BY THE GENERAL MANAGER:
“Future Bazaar.com is owned and operated by Future Bazaar India Ltd. (FBIL).
FBIL is a part of the Future Group, India’s largest retain conglomerate. FBIL is the e-
commerce arm of the Future Group. The company was incorporated in 2006 and began
business in 2007.
As part of India’s largest retail chain, we enjoy the benefits of buying in bulk for the
entire group. Out aim is to get you a great range of products at great prices.
• Delivery across more than 1500 cities and towns in India covering around 16,000 pin
codes.
• Fast deliveries – tie ups with world leaders in logistics & transportation services
range of product requirements, thus being able to offer us economies of scale thereby –
have partnerships with most of the brands available in the country, which allows us to
get the latest in the range to our customers. We have been able to create some major
popularity ripples with our corporate clients with products like mobiles, electronics,
• “our Brand Association” – Most importantly out parentage & association with
humungous retail brands like Big Bazaar, Pantaloons, Central and many more, lends
Industry – retail
Website – http://www.bigbazaar.com
CHAPTER-4
➢ THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
The main objective is to determine the current consumer behavior levels of the customers
with regards to Big Bazaar.
• To assess the behavior level of different type of customers shopping at Big Bazaar.
• To identify what type of strategies are suitable for the company to reach the targeted
customers.
• To find out the factors which influence the consumption of the products in Big Bazaar.
• To find out how the consumers spent their incomes, time on the purchasing of the
products.
NEED FOR THE STUDY
Consumer behavior plays a major role for the growth of the company in the modern
market scenario. The basic idea of this study is to find the consumer behavior towards
Big Bazaar. The needs have to be recognized and necessary steps have to be taken to
The purpose of consumer behavior is not only for retaining the customers but also
attracting new customers and increasing the sales also creating and maintenance of
brand awareness.
In this competitive market the level of consumer satisfaction decides the success of
any product and any company. The night consumers have to be targeted and the right
strategy should be implemented at the right time. This will give the desired results.
SCOPE OF THE STUDY
The scope of the study is to identify the consumer behavior towards Big Bazaar. It is
aimed at enlightening the company about different steps to be taken up to increase the
share of Big Bazaar with regard other competitors and also to make the company to
The scope of the study is only confined to the area covered under Visakhapatnam and
only confined in studying about the consumer behavior towards Big Bazaar.
The scope of study is to analyze, the buying motives of the consumers, while making
➢ Time has been a major constraint throughout the study as it has been only for duration
of 20 days.
➢ Enough care is taken in formulating the questionnaire, still some errors may creep in.
➢ The project is based on the interview methodology by a stured questionnaire and the
jpersonal skills of the person undertaking the project affect the results.
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
The survey technique is intended to secure one or more items of information from a
sample of respondents who are representatives of a larger group. The information is recorded
on a form known as questionnaire. As data are gathered by asking questions from persons who
are believed to have desired information, the method is known as questionnaire technique.
1. Primary Data
2. Secondary Data
1) Primary data:
Meaning: Primary sources of data are the data which needs the
Primary source of data are the other type of source through which the data was collected.
1. Questionnaires: It is the set of questions on a sheet of paper was being given to the of fill
it, bases on which the data was interpreted.
2. Direct interviewing: Direct interviewing involved the process where I asked the
questions directly to the customers and I got the feedback.
2) Secondary data:
Secondary sources are the other important sources through which the data was
collected.
These are the readily available sources of the data where one had need not put much
effort to collected, because it is already been collected and part in an elderly manner by some
By using judgment random sampling technique 100 respondents are selected for
4) Period of study:
5) Research instrument:
The data for this research study was collected by survey technique using interview
6) Collection of Data:
Questionnaire and personal interviews are the methods that I have used for
Advertisement 80 80
Colleagues references 12 12
Friends/Relatives references 4 4
4%
4%
12%
Advertisement
Colleagues references
FriendƒRelatives references
Any other
82%
INTERPRETATION:
From the above study 80% of respondents from Advertisement, 12% of respondents from
Colleagues and 4% of respondents from Friends/Relatives Remaining 4% of respondents from
others.
Q2. How frequently do you visit Big Bizaar?
Once in a week 30 30
Twice in a week 43 43
Once in a month 12 12
43%
45%
40%
35% 30%
30%
25%
20% No. of respondents
15%
15% 12%
10%
5%
0%
Once in a Twice in a Once in every Once in a
week week 15 days month
INTERPRETATION:
From the above study,30% of respondents from once in a week, 43% of respondents
from twice in a week and 15% of respondents from every 15 days Remaining 12% of
respondents from every month.
Q3. What is the main purpose of Purchase?â
Personal usage/consumption 71 71
To Gift 19 19
No. of respondents
71%
80%
60%
40% 19%
10%
20%
0% No. of respondents
INTERPRETATION:
From the above table we can conclude that the major numbers of respondent’s of 71%
personal usage, 19% to gift and remaining 10% any other.
Q4. Which category of products do you buy most at Big Bazaar?
Food items 25 25
Clothes 33 33
Electronics 14 14
Furniture 18 18
No. of respondents
35%
30%
25%
20%
33%
15% 25%
10% 18%
14% No. of respondents
5% 10%
0%
INTERPRITATION:
From the above study 25% of respondents from Food items, 33% of respondents from
Clothes and 14% of respondents from Electronics 18% of respondents from furniture and 10%
others.
Q5. You prefer to go in Big bazaar with?
Family members 28 28
Spouse 13 13
Friends 55 55
Others 4 4
No. of Customers
4%
28%
Family members
Spouse
55%
13% Friends
Others
INTERPRETATION:
From the above study 28% of respondents from Family, 13% of respondents from
Spouse and 55% of respondents from Friends and remaining 4% are others.
Q6. Which mall you like the most in the city?
Big bazaar 72 72
Spencer 15 15
City central 12 12
Hyd central 1 1
No. of respondents
1%
12%
Big Bazaar
15%
Spencer
City Central
Hyd Central
72%
INTERPRETATION:
From the survey it is observed the 72% of respondents for Big Bazaar, 15% of respondents
for Spencer, 12% of respondents for City central and only 1% of respondents are hyd central.
Q7. What is the reason behind purchasing in Big Bazaar?
Reasonable prices 78 78
More offers 12 12
Any others 0 0
No. of respondents
78%
80%
60%
40%
10%
20% 12%
0% 0
No. of respondents
No. of respondents
INTERPRETATION
From the study it is observed that 10% of respondents for Good satisfaction over
products, 78% of respondents for Reasonable prices, 12% of respondents for More offers.
Q8. How do you rate the pricing of products at Big Bazaar?
Expensive 09 09
Competitive 21 21
Affordable 36 36
Reasonable 34 34
No. of respondents
9%
21%
Expensive
Competitive
36% Affordable
Reasonable
1.2
INTERPRETATION:
From the above study 09% of respondents from Expensive, 21% of respondents from
Competitive and 36% of respondents from Affordable 34% of respondents from Reasonable.
Q9. Why do you prefer to shop in Big Bazaar?
No. of respondents
40% 36%
35%
30% 27%
25%
21%
20%
16%
15% No. of respondents
10%
5%
0%
Availability of Convenience of Offers and Variety of
adequate stock location and disconts products
timing
INTERPRETATION:
From the above study 16% of respondents from Availability of adequate stock, 21%
of respondents from Convenience of location and timing, and 36% of respondents from offers
and discounts, 27% of respondents from variety of products.
10. what more facility would you like to get at Big Bazaar?
Membership card 18 18
Discount card 53 53
Lucky draw 20 20
No.of respondents
18%
53%
Membership card
INTERPRETATION:
From the data specified, 18% of customers are interested in membership card,
whereas 9% are interested in parking offers, 20% are interested in lucky draw but more than
half are interested in discount card i.e.53% by this we can say that most of the customers
prefers to having discount cards at Big Bazaar.
Q11. How often do you ask for Assistance from store staff in selecting you purchase?
Almost always 22 22
Frequently 30 30
Sometimes 40 40
Never 8 8
No. of respondents
40%
40% 30%
30% 22%
20%
10% 8%
0%
No. of respondents No. of respondents
INTERPRETATION:
From the above data, we decide that 22% of the customers take assistance from staff
always, whereas 30% take help frequently, 40% have take assistance sometimes, and 8% will
not depend on others. From the collected data, we can say that the manority of the customers
take assistance from the store staff sometimes.
Q12. How is your overall experience in Big Bazaar?
Excellent 63 63
Good 27 27
Poor 10 10
No. of respondents
70% 63%
60%
50%
40%
30% 27%
No. of respondents
20%
10% 10%
0%
No. of respondents
Excellent
Good
Poor
INTERPRETATION:
From the above data, we decide that 63%of the customers overall experience in Big Bazaar is
excellent, 27% of the customers overall experience is Good and only 10% of customers
overall experience is poor. From this we can decide that , the overall customer satisfaction
level is good
Q13. Would you visit Big Bazaar again?
Sure 85 85
May be 12 12
Never 3 3
No. of respondents
0%
15%
Sure
May be
Never
85%
INTERPRETATION:
From the above table we can conclude that the major numbers of respondents 85% of
the respondents say sure, 12% of the respondents say May be, 3% of the respondents say
Never.
Q14. Do you suggest any one to shop at Big Bazaar?
Yes 85 85
No 15 15
85
90
80
70
60 yes
50 No
40
30 15
20
10
0
suggest any one to shop at big bazaar
INTERPRETATION:
From the above table we can conclude that the major numbers of respondents Yes, 85%,
which comprises of 15% of the No.
Q15. How do you suggest to Big Bazaar Management to making present Big Bazaar to
more attractive?
Reasonable prices 25 25
Convenience 5 5
No. of respondents
5%
To maintain quality products
25%
45%
Reasonable prices
INTERPRETATION:
From the study it is observed that 45% of respondents for To maintain quality
products, 25% of respondents Reasonable Prices, 10% of respondents in Every month, 25% of
respondents for Giving more of offers and discounts, 5% respondents for convenience.
Q15.What is your satisfaction level towards Location of the store?
Highly satisfied 25 25
Satisfied 10 10
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied 60 60
Dissatisfied 5 5
Highly dissatisfied 0 0
Total 100 100
25
Highly satisfied
Satisfied
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
Satisfied
10
Highly dissatisfied
60
INTERPRETATION:
From the above data, we decide that 25% of the customers satisfaction level is highly
satisfied on the basis of location of Big Bazaar, 10% of the customers satisfaction level is
satisfied on the basis of location of Big Bazaar, 60% of the customers satisfaction level is
neither satisfied nor dissatisfied, 5% of the customers satisfaction level is dissatisfied and in
the customers no one’s satisfaction level is highly dissatisfied.
Q16.What is your satisfaction level towards Operating time of the store?
3%
10% 10%
Highly satisfied
27% Satisfied
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
50%
Dissatisfied
Highly dissatisfied
INTERPRETATION:
from the data above specified, 10% of customers are highly satisfied, 50% of the
customers are satisfied, 27% of the customers are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied , 10% of the
customers are dissatisfied , 3% of the customers are highly dissatisfied on the basis of
operating time.
Q17.What is your satisfaction level towards Parking facility of the store?
50%
40%
30%
30%
Satisfaction level based on
20% Parking facility
10% 6% 7%
1%
0%
Highly Satisfied Neither Dissatisfied Highly
satisfied satisfied nor dissatisfied
dissatisfied
INTERPRETATION:
from the data above specified, 30% of customers are highly satisfied, 56% of the
customers are satisfied, 6% of the customers are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied , 7% of the
customers are dissatisfied , 1% of the customers are highly dissatisfied on the basis of parking
facility.
Q18.What is your satisfaction level towards Cleanness of the store?
40%
35%
30%
25%
20% 36%
32%
15%
22%
10% Satisfaction level based on
12% Cleanness of store
5%
0% 0%
INTERPRETATION:
from the data above specified, 36% of customers are highly satisfied, 22% of the
customers are satisfied, 32% of the customers are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied , 12% of the
customers are dissatisfied , 0% of the customers are highly dissatisfied on the basis of
Cleanness of store.
Q19.What is your satisfaction level towards Spacious floor of the store?
40%
40%
25%
30% 20%
20% 9% 6%
10%
0% Satisfaction level based on… Satisfaction level based on
Spacious shop floor
INTERPRETATION:
from the data above specified, 9% of customers are highly satisfied, 25% of the
customers are satisfied, 40% of the customers are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied , 20% of the
customers are dissatisfied , 6% of the customers are highly dissatisfied on the basis of
Spacious shop floor.
Q20.What is your satisfaction level based on easy to locate product?
8% Highly satisfied
Satisfied
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Highly dissatisfied
80%
INTERPRETATION:
from the data above specified, 80% of customers are highly satisfied, 8% of the
customers are satisfied, 3% of the customers are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied , 9% of the
customers are dissatisfied , 0% of the customers are highly dissatisfied on the basis of Easy to
locate the product.
Q21.What is your satisfaction level based on quality of products?
INTERPRETATION:
from the data above specified, 2% of customers are highly satisfied, 80% of the
customers are satisfied, 10% of the customers are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied , 8% of the
customers are dissatisfied , 0% of the customers are highly dissatisfied on the basis of Quality
of products.
Q22.What is your satisfaction level based on Promotion offers?
70% 60%
60%
50%
40%
30% 20% 18%
20% Satisfaction level based on
10% 2% 0% Promotion ofers
0%
INTERPRETATION:
from the data above specified, 20% of customers are highly satisfied, 60% of the
customers are satisfied, 18% of the customers are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied , 2% of the
customers are dissatisfied , 0% of the customers are highly dissatisfied on the basis of
Promotion Offers.
Q23.What is your satisfaction level based on price of the products?
INTERPRETATION:
from the data above specified, 4% of customers are highly satisfied, 90% of the
customers are satisfied, 3% of the customers are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied , 0% of the
customers are dissatisfied , 3% of the customers are highly dissatisfied on the basis of Price of
the product.
Q24.What is your satisfaction level based on staff helpfulness?
3%
12%
Highly satisfied
Satisfied
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
25% 52%
Dissatisfied
Highly Dissatisfied
8%
INTERPRETATION:
from the data above specified, 52% of customers are highly satisfied, 8% of the
customers are satisfied, 25% of the customers are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied , 12% of the
customers are dissatisfied , 3% of the customers are highly dissatisfied on the basis of staff
helpfulness.
Q25.What is your satisfaction level based on flexibility in payment mode?
3%
7% 10%
Highly satisfied
Satisfied
Neither satisfied nor dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
80%
Highly dissatisfied
INTERPRETATION:
from the data above specified, 10% of customers are highly satisfied, 80% of the
customers are satisfied, 7% of the customers are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied , 3% of the
customers are dissatisfied , 0% of the customers are highly dissatisfied on the basis of
Flexibility in Payment mode.
Q26.What is your satisfaction level based on Return value of money?
INTERPRETATION:
from the data above specified, 5% of customers are highly satisfied, 60% of the
customers are satisfied, 35% of the customers are neither satisfied nor dissatisfied , 0% of the
customers are dissatisfied , 0% of the customers are highly dissatisfied on the basis of Return
of Value for Money.
CHAPTER – 5
FINDINGS
SUGGESTIONS
CONCLUSION
BIBLIOGRAPHY
ANNEXURE
From the responses of 100 customers the findings can be listed as:
❖ As per the findings, all are having the awareness of Big Bazaar. We can say that Big
Bazaar have good place in the minds of the customers.
❖ As per the findings 60% of male customers are come to Big Bazaar for shopping.
❖ The customers who were mainly age guoup of 26- 35 years are shopping at Big Bazaar.
❖ As per the findings, majority of the customers choose the Big Bazaar for availability of
products as well as reasonable prices.
❖ Majority of the customers are rate for affordable pricing in Big Bazaar.
❖ As per findings, as much as 45% of the Respondents to suggest the Big Bazaar to
maintain good quality in products.
.
SUGGESTIONS
An attempt has been made to suggest to the Big Bazaar a few measures. These suggestions have
1) The company must go for some more promotional activities rather than TV,
advertisement, hoarding and news papers.
2) The company has to conduct the periodical meetings with customers and take their
valuable suggestions.
3) The company may adopt policy of discounts cards and gifts to customers while
purchasing the products.
5) The store staff should be trained adequately so as to “convince” the Potential buyers,
because his performance on jobs has great impact on sale of a product.
CONCLUSION
It is impossible to define ‘consumer behaviour’ in quantitative parameters, what I‘ve tried is to develop
an understanding of consumer‘s thought process and his reactions when exposed to different products
As a marketer it is imperative to understand what the consumer‘s expectations are from a product, and
how he will react to a marketing initiative taken by you or your team. To understand consumers‘
reaction one must consider various factors that influence the consumer‘s mindset – both, within our
control and the ones not under our control. An acute understanding of these influences can go a long
We began with the consumer realizing that there is a need, then he takes action to fulfill the need, he
makes a decision and makes a purchase to fulfill his desire, finally after the purchase the customer will
evaluate the product as to whether it satisfies him or not, if yes then he again uses the product and
eventually becomes a ‗loyal consumer‘, and that is when a marketer attains his goal
BIBLIOGRAPHY
Text Books
Websites:
www.consumerbehavior.com
www.bigbazaar.com
www.futuregroup.com
ANNEXURE
QUESTIONNAIRE
c) Affordable d) Reasonable
10. What more facility would you like to get Big Bazaar ?
11. How often do you ask for Assistance from store staff in selecting you purchage?
b) Sometimes d) never
a)Excellent b) Good
c)Poor
a) Sure b) May be
c) Never
a) Yes b) No
15. How do you suggest to Big Bazaar Management to making Big Bazaar to more
attractive ?
16. What is your satisfaction level towards Operating time of the store?
20. What is your satisfaction level towards Spacious floor of the store ?