Introduction: -

Banking sector has become an emerging sector in India, their services are affecting
to the human life and their life style , no one can deny that now the banks are
becoming the necessity of everyone, in this era the need and satisfaction level of
human has moved beyond the previous benchmark, and banking sector is
providing lot of services to the customer , traditionally bank were providing only
saving facility to the public and there were less number of bank are available, now
scenario has been changed, there are 171 bank which are working in India, in
which some are public sector bank and some are private sector bank are working.
earlier the bank worked only for urban side of the country, but now they are
focusing on the rural side, they are providing much facility for improvement of
their life style and their economic conditions, and it's happening, see now the
villagers are producing the crops and they have no fear of money lender, who were
made fool them, but a part of these we cannot ignore the technological challenges,
for every sector, and banking sector are also facing the great challenges, that's why
they are more serious about the innovation policy and strategy. Bank no longer
restricted themselves to traditional banking activities, but explored newer avenues
to increase business and capture new market satisfied customers are the best
guarantee for the stability and growth. Customers will be satisfied only when the
banks provide the customized and innovative products and services at responsible
cost. Focus on the kind of services provided by developed countries and level of
innovation service provided by Indian Banks. Many innovative service are
currently available from Indian banks link E-banking, ATMs, anywhere banking
etc.
Innovative products in banking

Innovation is defined simply as a " new idea ,device method ".however ,innovation
often also viewed as the application of better solutions that meet new requirements,
unarticulated needs, or existing market needs .This is accomplished through more
effective products , processes, services, technologies, or business models that are
readily available to markets, governments and society. The banking products are
accounts & deposits, loans, cards, demat, investments, insurance, forex, private
banking, mobile banking, etc.

Service Quality

Service Quality is a business administration term used to describe achievement in

service. It reflect both objective and subjective aspects of service. The accurate
measurement of an objective aspects of customer service requires the use of
carefully pre-defined criteria. The measurement of subjective aspects of customer
service depends on the conformity of the expected benefit with pre received result.
The 5 dimensions of service quality:

§ Tangibility - Appearance of physical facilities, equipment, personnel, and

communication materials.

§ Reliability - Ability to perform the promised service dependably and accurately.

§ Responsiveness - Willingness to help customers and to provide prompt service.

§ Assurance - Knowledge and courtesy of employees and their ability to convey

trust and confidence.

§ Empathy - caring and individualized attention that a firm provides to its

customers.
REVIEW OF LITERATURE
S. Topic Author Year Country Journal Objective Test and Conclusion Data
No Methodology collected

1 Exploring the K.S 2015 India Internationa 1. Innovative ANOVA Test. Commercial Primary
effect of
Ramola l journal of banking banks &
perceived
service quality & social becoming percentage is Secondar
on customer's
Neeraj sciences the modern very poor in y data.
satisfaction. A
study of banking Kumar arts & technique for the comparison
sector in Jordan.
humanities. the welfare of public banks
of the CSR policies
banking are very
customer. innovative.

2. To
analyse that
innovative
banking are
profitable for
satisfaction
of the
customer as
well as
society.
2 Internet Banking Vikas 2015 India Journal of To study the Descriptive Security Risk, Secondar
Challenges and Chauha Manageme benefits of Privacy Risk, y
Opportunities in n and nt Sciences using Trust Factor,
India Context Vipin and Internet and less
Choudh Technology banking. awareness
ary among
To study consumers
challenges
and about e-
opportunities banking are
acting acting as
huddle in the
adoption of
banking
facilities

3 Impact of Retail Parman 2015 India Internationa To study of Descriptive Retail lending Secondar
Banking in and l Journal of Retail Methodology has turned out y
Indian Economy Barodi Recent Banking. to be a key
 ya and Scientific To find the profit driven
Anita Research impact of for Banks.
Retail
Singh Banking on
Chauha Indian
economy.
n To study the
various
challenges
and
opportunities
of retail
banking in
India.

4 Customers K. S 2015 India Internationa Innovative ANOVA Test Commercial Primary

Perception and Ramola l Journal of Banking etc. Banks and
their satisfaction and Social becoming percentage is Secondar
in Innovative Neeraj Sciences the modern very poor in y
Banking Kumar Artrs and technique for the comparison
Industries. A Humanities the welfare of Public
case study of of the Banks
uttarakhand Banking
India. Customer CSR Policies
are very
To analyse innovative
that
innovative
banking are
profitable
for
satisfaction
of the
customer as
well as the
society

5 A study on Dharm 2015 India Journal of To study the Descriptive Various Secondar
service quality endra banking, Banking different y
of E-banking Sharma information development Product is
amenities , arpita technology . offered by
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and managemen To study the is covered.
challenges
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sabarw Banking
Sector.
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6 Indian Banking Dr. K 2014 India Journal of To explain Descriptive To compete Secondar
Sector- Ratna Business the changing with Global y
Challenges and Maniky and banking banks various
Opportunities an Manageme scenario. innovative
nt technology are
To analyse used.
the
liberalization
, Policies &
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n and framed.
Privatization Level of
. consumer
To study the awareness is
challenges more.
and
Opportunitie
s
7 Modern Dr. T 2014 India Internationa To realize Descriptive Majority of Secondar
Banks are
Banking Vijayar l journal of the benefits y
insisting on
services-A key avan Commerce/ of modern cashless and
paperless
Tool for Business banking
payment
Banking Sector and services. modes.
Wide range
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services are
nt the being offered
by banks using
importance
electronic
with respect media.
of modern
banking
services.

8 Electronic Karamj 2014 India Internationa To study the Descriptive Various Secondar
Banking in it Kaur l Journal of needs and opportunities y
India: Rajnees Manageme benefits of and challenges
Innovations, h nt and E-Banking. are still there
Challenges and Commerce for the banking
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current
status of
financial
innovations
Indian
Banking
Sector.
To study the
challenges
faced in E-
Banking
To study the
opportunities
available in
E-Banking
9 A study of Nitin 2014 India Internationa To examine Descriptive The adoption Secondar
Adoption Nayak, l Journal of the adoption of mobile y
Behaviour of Vikas research in of behaviour banking
Mobile Banking Nath Engineering of Mobile services in
services by and and Banking India is very
Indian Nancy Technology Services by low.
Consumers Goel. Indian
Consumers Bank should
create
awareness
about the
mobile banking
services.
10 A comparative Pallavi 2013 India Internationa To study the Descriptive Private Banks Secondar
study on Gupta, l Journal of comparison are more y
customer Chhaya Social On customer successful in
satisfaction in Mangal Scheme and satisfaction achieving
Indian Public , Inter in Indian satisfying
sector and Mishra Disciplinar Public relationship
Private Sector and y research Sector and with its
Banks Tazyn Private customers with
Rahma Sector Banks good services
n rather than that
of Public
Banks
11 Measuring Dr. 2013 India Asia Pacific To know the Descriptive Customer gives Primary,
customer Snehal Journal of various highest secondary
satisfaction in Kumar Marketing important importance to
Banking Sector H and service re-liability
 with Special Mistry Manageme quality dimension and
Reference to nt Review dimension in further to
Banks of Surat Banking responsiveness
City Industry of bank
To know the employee and
satisfaction assurance
level of factor
Customer in
each service
dimension
12 Customer Piyush 2012 India Internationa To study the Percentage, The majority of Primary
Preference Chattop l Journal of awareness frequencies the customers and
towards use of adhyay, Marketing and and Chi- are highly Secondar
ATM service in Dr Financial preference to Square test satisfied with y
Pune City Saraleli Services use ATM ATM services
nath and services and view them
Manageme offered by as "essential"
nt Research select op- services
operative
banks in
Pune City.

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problems
faced by
customers
while using
ATM service
offered by
select co-
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banks in
Pune City

13 Mobile Banking Archan 2012 India Internationa To focus on Exploratory Mobile Phones Primary
as Technology a l Journal of the adoption Research have immense and
Adoption and Sharma Scientific mobile potential of Secondar
Challenges: A , Dr. and banking conducting y
case of M- Vineet research service by financial
 Banking in India Kansal publications consumers transactions
thus leading
the financial
growth with lot
of convenience
and much
reduced cost
14 Impact of Azzam 2012 Jordan American To examine Quantitative Innovation has Primary
Innovation on Azmi, Academic the impact of descriptive positive impact
Realizing the Abon- and the on Time,
competitive Moghli Scholarly innovation quality and
advantage in , journal on realizing flexibility and
banking sector Ghaith competitive adopting
in Jordan Mustaf advantages. innovative
a, Al methods in
Abdull products and
ah and process allow
Ayed banks to
Al customize
Maula products and
services based
on the
customer
requirements.
15 Customer Edward 2012 Ghana Internationa Explanatory To examine There is Primary
Perception of Marfay l Journal of the customers general and
innovative iandom Business perception of awareness of Secondar
banking , and Innovative innovative y
products in cape Abraha Manageme banking banking
coast m nt products in products
metropolis, Ansong Cape Coast among
Ghana Metroplois university
students.
16 Usage patterns AJ 2011 India Journal of To determine Descriptive It was found Primary
of Electronic Joshna, Internet the usage of that users in and
Banking Moli P Banking Patterns of general used Secondar
services by Koshy and electronic less of branch y
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customers: king chi services by ATM's as
Glimpses from Urban compared to
India Educated non-users,
customers
They use more
of the
electronic
banking
channels

17 Effect of TQM on Durgesh 2011 India European To study the Descriptive TQM can Secondary
Customer Pattanay Journal of effect of TQM improve
satisfaction in ak, Dr. Business and on customer performance of a
Indian Banking K Management satisfaction in bank by lowering
Industry: A moddule Indian costs, increasing
literature review ty Banking revenues,
Industry delighting
customers and
empowering
employees
18 Acceptance of E- Neha 2010 India Journal of To study the Descriptive Banks must be Secondary
Banking among Dixit Internet acceptance of concerned the and
Adult customers: and Dr. Banking and E-banking attitudes of adult Primary
An Empirical Saraj K Commerce among adult customers with
investigation in Datta customers regard to
India acceptance of
online banking
as well are more
reluctant to join
new technologies

19 The impact of Pooja And 2009 India To study the Descriptive Internet Banks Primary
Internet Banking Malhotr Balvi impact of are larger, more and
on Bank a nder Internet profitable and Secondary
Performance and Singh Banking on are more
 Risk: The Indian Bank operationally
Experience performance efficient than
and Risk non-internet
banks
20 Mobile Banking Jonatha 2008 India To study the Descriptive Mobile Banking/ Secondary
and Economic n adoption Payments has
Development, Donner method of implications for
Linking Adoption, and mobile more than
Impact and use Cancilo banking general set of
Andres discussion about
Tellez To study the mobile telephony
impact and
in the developing
use of mobile
banking and world
Economic
Development

Niveen, Al-Sayyed, Suifan M, Taghrid S, AlawnehAfnan R, (2015), Exploring

the Effect of Perceived Service Quality on Customers Satisfaction: A Study of
Banking Sector in Jordan, Journal of Management Research ISSN 1941-899X,
Vol. 7, No. 1
In this article author said that the relation between Perceived Service Quality
elements and customer satisfaction. The unit of analyses consisted of customers of
different banks in Jordan. The study focused on the need for exploring the effect of
perceived service quality on customers’ satisfaction. Results indicate that service
quality and all its dimensions have significant and positive relationship with
customer satisfaction.

Chauhan Vikas, Choudhary Vipin, Dr. (2015) Internet Banking: Challenges and
opportunities in Indian Context, Journal of Management Sciences and
Technology 2 (3), ISSN 2347-5005.

In this article author told us the concept of internet banking has got attention in the
Indian context. Most of the banks have already implemented the e-banking
facilities, as these facilities are beneficial to both i.e. banks as well as consumers.
But the adoption of e-banking by the consumers is still at the early stage due to
various challenges. The challenges such as security risk, privacy risk, trust factor
and less awareness among consumers about e-banking are acting as hurdle in the
adoption of e-banking facilities.
Barodiya Parmanand and Chauhan singh Anita (2015), Impact of Retail Banking in
Indian Economy, International Journal of Recent Scientific Research Vol. 6
Issue 4.

In this article author told us that there is a need of constant innovation in retail
banking. In bracing for tomorrow, a paradigm shift in bank financing through
innovative products and mechanisms involving constant up gradation and
revalidation of the banks’ internal systems and processes is called for. Banks now
need to use retail as a growth trigger. This requires product development and
differentiation, innovation and business process reengineering, micro planning,
marketing, prudent pricing, customization, technological up gradation, home /
electronic / mobile banking, cost reduction and cross-selling. While retail banking
offers phenomenal opportunities for growth, the challenges are equally daunting.

Ramola S.K, Kumar Neeraj (2015), Customers Perception and their satisfaction in
Innovative Banking Industries: A Case study of Uttarakhand, India, International
Journal of Social Sciences Arts and Humanities, Vol. 3 No. 1, ISSN 2321-4147.

In this article author said that Banking sector has become an emerging sector in
Indian financial market, their services are affecting to the human life and their life
style, no one can deny that now the banks are becoming the necessity of everyone,
in this era the need and satisfaction level of human has moved beyond the previous
benchmark, and banking sector is providing lot of services to the customer.
Sharma Dharmendra, Patel Arpita and Sabarwal Swati (2015), A study on Service
Quality of E-Banking Amenities (with special reference to ICICI Bank) Journal of
Banking, Information Technology and Management Volume 12. No. 1. ISSN
0972-902X.

In this article author said that the present study revealed that out of the four
dimensions analyzed in the study, two dimensions efficiency and system
availability emerged as key factors which were affected by the demographic
variables age and gender. After studying various aspect of internet banking and
analyzing the result it was found that in case of ICICI Bank, the male customers
prefer e-banking service more as compared to the traditional banking as they find it
more complicated, on contrary female customers are not comfortable with e-
banking or in other word they are more inclined towards the traditional banking,
they found e-banking services of ICICI bank more complicated for transaction
banking.

Sharma Pal Sathya K.N. Dr. Prasad L.H (2014) Banking Development and
Challenges, International Journal of Advancements in Research and
Technology, Vol. 3, Issue II, ISSN 2278-7763.

In this article author told us that the pre and post liberalization era has witnessed
various environmental changes which directly affects the aforesaid phenomena. It
is evident that post liberalization era has spread new colours of growth in India, but
simultaneously it has also posed some challenges.
Manikyam Ratna K. Dr. (2014) Indian banking sector. Challenges and
opportunities, IOSR Journal of Business and Management (IOSR-JBM) e-
ISSN 2278-487X, p-ISSN 2319-7668 Vol. 16, Issue Ver. I

In this article author told the various challenges and opportunities like High
transaction costs, IT revolution, timely technological up-gradation, intense
competition, privacy & safety, global banking, financial inclusion. Banks are
striving to combat the competition. The competition from global banks and
technological innovation has compelled the banks to rethink their policies and
strategies. Different products provided by foreign banks to Indian customers have
forced the Indian banks to diversity and upgrade themselves so as to compete and
survive in the market.

Vijayaragavan T. Dr. (2014) Modern Banking Services A Key Tool for Banking
Sector International Journal of Commerce Business and Management
(IJCOM), ISSN 2319-2828 Vol. 3, No.4.

In this article author said that the banks deployed to technology intensive solutions
like enhancing core banking value, revamping the digital agenda, moving from
information to insight, dealing with a changing risk regime, from cash to electronic
modes of payment, grappling with financial inclusion, empowering employees and
accelerating innovation. Banks have changed in their operations and moved
towards universal banking along with the increased usage of technology. Majority
of banks are insisting on cashless and paperless payment modes. Today banking is
known as innovative banking.
Nayak Nitin, Nath Vikas, Goel Nancy, (2014), A Study of Adoption Behavior of
Mobile Banking Services by Indian Consumers, International Journal of
Research in Engineering & Technology (IMPACT: IJRET) ISSN (E): 2321-
8843; ISSN(P): 2347-4599 Vol. 2, Issue 3, , 209-222
In this article author said that banks should create awareness about the mobile
banking services through Advertisements, Pamphlets, Demo Fares, Campaigning
etc. so that the customer feel informed and it may create interest among them. The
main attention of management should be focused on the development of usefulness
of system, trust building and cost reduction. This study suggests that the creative
promotional and pricing strategies, including cost reduction should be
implemented to attract more price-conscious customers. It is also found that
customers will adopt mobile banking if they find it easy to use and understand.

Gupta Pallavi, Mishra Chhaya Mangal, Rahman Tazyn, (2013). A Comparative

Study on Customer Satisfaction in Indian Public Sector and Private Sector Banks
(with special reference to Delhi and NCR region) International Journal of Social
Science & Interdisciplinary Research ISSN 2277 -3630 IJSSIR, Vol. 2 (8),

In this article author said that Private Banks have been successful in achieving
satisfying relationship with its customers with good services and they have been
successful in implementing tangible factors like modern equipment, infrastructural
facilities, quality of materials used etc., however, public sector banks have to
improve a lot in this area.
Mistry, Snehal Kumar H, (2013). Measuring customer satisfaction in banking
sector: with special reference to banks of Surat city, Asia Pacific Journal of
Marketing & Management Review ISSN 2319-2836Vol.2 (7)

In this article author said that Role of banking industry is important in accelerating
the economic growth. With the expansion of banking services to peoples excluded
from banking services to large corporate searching fund for their activities, makes
the importance of banking services. Therefore, customer satisfaction is the key for
many banks to survive in competition.

Chattopadhyay, Piyush and Saralelinath dr. (smt.) s (2012). Customer Preference

Towards use of ATM Services in Pune City. IRJC International Journal of
Marketing, Financial Services & Management Research Vol.1 Issue ISSN 2277
3622

In this article author said that study provides the evidence that a majority of the
customers are highly satisfied with ATM services and view them as ―essential
services. The customers prefer ATM with time and cost utility which provides
efficient services. Despite drawbacks in ATMs, it is still preferred as it benefits the
bank, employees and customers. It is thus, imperative for banks to ensure that
undisrupted and efficient ATM service is provided to customers for best results. In
the end the researcher has conveyed that if study provokes the authority concerned
then they should take some positive measures for improving the effectiveness of
ATMs.
Sharma, Archana and Kansal Dr. Vineet (2012). International Mobile Banking as
Technology Adoption and Challenges: A Case of M-Banking in India. Journal of
Scientific and Research Publications, Volume 2, Issue 2, 1ISSN 2250-3153

In this article author told that it is well recognized that mobile phones have
immense potential of conducting financial transactions thus leading the financial
growth with lot of convenience and much reduced cost. For inclusive growth, the
benefits of mobile banking should reach to the common man at the remotest
locations in the country. For this all stakeholders like Regulators, Government,
telecom service providers and mobile device manufactures need to make efforts so
that penetration of mobile banking reaches from high-end to low end users and
from metros to the middle towns and rural areas. There is also need to generate
awareness about the mobile banking so that more and more people use it for their
benefit.

Abou-moghliAzzamAzmi ,Ghaith Mustafa Al Abdallah, Ayed Al Muala,(2012),

Impact of Innovation on Realizing Competitive Advantage in Banking Sector in
Jordan, American Academic & Scholarly Research Journal Vol. 4, No. 5

In this article author told us about the impact of innovation on realizing the
competitive advantage in the banking sector in Jordan. The impact of innovation
on each of the competitive advantage’s dimensions is tested through the statistical
package for social science (SPSS). Reliability analysis, descriptive statistics, and
regression analyses were performed
Marfo-Yiadom Edward, (2012), Customers’ Perception of Innovative Banking
Products in Cape Coast Metropolis, Ghana, International Journal of Business
and Management Vol. 7, No. 3

In this article author said about the financial sector reforms have seen the
proliferation of banks in Ghana. The force of technology has led to the introduction
of innovations in banking products. This study has revealed that there is general
awareness of innovative banking products among university students. ATM and E-
Zwich were the most popular innovative products. The drivers of innovative
banking products include convenience, reliability, security and ease of use.

Joshua A J &Moli P Koshy (2011), Usage Patterns of Electronic Banking Services

by Urban Educated Customers: Glimpses from India, Journal of Internet Banking
and Commerce, Vol. 16 no. 1.

In this article author told us about the banks that to target those customers whose
usage of computers, internet and other technology products are on the higher side
for promoting electronic banking services usage. The banks have to encourage the
existing users of internet banking, tele banking and mobile banking to use these
services more frequently, as the study showed that the majority of the users are not
even using these services at least once a week. The banks could encourage
customers to use these services more frequently through rewarding customers for
conducting transactions through these electronic channels with incentives such as
reduced service charges.
Pattanayak, Durgesh (2011). Effect of TQM on customer satisfaction in Indian
Banking industry.European Journal of Business and Management, Vol. 3,
No.233

In this article author told us about the research gap of relationship between TQM
and Customer satisfaction. So the objective is to find out the association between
the multidimensionality of TQM and Customer satisfaction in the banking industry
in the Indian context. This research provides constructive information that helps
the practitioners to precisely identify areas of concerns and take corrective
measures to enhance their level of customer satisfaction.

Dixit, Neha&Dutta, Saroj K (2010).Acceptance of E-banking among Adult

Customers: An Empirical Investigation in India. Journal of Internet Banking and
Commerce, Vol. 15 no. 2

In this article author told us that the acceptance of e-banking services among adult
customers and also indicates level of concern regarding security and privacy issues
in Indian context. The finding depicts many factors like security & privacy, trust,
innovativeness, familiarity, awareness level increase the acceptance of e-banking
services among Indian customers.
Malhotra, Pooja& Singh, Balwinder (2009). The Impact of Internet Banking on
Bank Performance and Risk: The Indian Experience. Eurasian Journal of
Business and Economics, Vol. 2 no. 4

In this article author told us the performance of an Internet group in comparison to

non-Internet banking group and impact of Internet banking on banks’ performance
and risk. The analysis indicates several significant differences in the profile of
banks that offer Internet banking and banks that do not. Broadly speaking, on an
average, Internet banks are larger, more profitable and are more operationally
efficient than non-Internet banks. Internet banks have higher asset quality and are
better managed to lower the expenses for building and equipment. In contrast to
developed countries Internet banks in India rely substantially on deposits, the
traditional source of financing.

Donner, Jonathan and Tellez, Camilo. (2008). Mobile banking and economic
development: Linking adoption, impact, and use, Asian Journal of
Communication, 18(4), 318-322.
In this article author told us that the emergence of m-banking/m-payments systems
has implications for the more general set of discussions about mobile telephony in
the developing world. The latest case of m-banking/m-payments systems is a
reminder that an understanding of the role of the mobile in developing societies
must include its role in mediating both social and economic transactions.
RESEARCH GAP
Banking sector has become an emerging sector in India, their services are affecting
to the human life and their life style, no one can deny that now the banks are
becoming the necessity of everyone, in this era the need and satisfaction level of
human has moved beyond the previous benchmark, and banking sector is
providing lot of services to the customer, Yet lot of work has been done on
customer perceptions, service quality but no work has done on the impact of
innovative products and its effect on service quality that is converted into
customer’s satisfaction at the end. The study will focus all the aspects of
innovative products and its services, customer’s satisfaction and enhancement of
banking services towards customer.
OBJECTIVES

· To identify the customer expectations in present banking sector for service

quality.
· To study about the various available and forthcoming innovative products
and their scope in banking sector in India.
· To analyze the initiative, inclusions and features of innovative products in
banking in India.
· To evaluate the level of service quality and customer satisfaction through
innovative products in banking sector.
· To interpretate how revolutions in banking products have contributed to
improve the service quality in banking sector.
· To highlight the area of improvement in innovative products to improve the
service quality in banking sector.

HYPOTHESIS OF THE STUDY

H0- Service Quality in banking sector is independent from innovative products.

H1- Service Quality in banking sector is dependent on innovative products.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

As Innovative products reflects the ways the banks are growing up with new
technologies, this study attempts to explore the perception of customers in respect
to the service quality and innovative services provided by the banks.

Design of the Study: -

The design of the study will be descriptive and the exploratory research design.

Sample of the Study: -

The sample size will be 400.

Data Collection: -

The study relies on primary data.

For obtaining primary data, structured questionnaire is designed to collect data

from customers of banks.

STATISTICAL TOOLS

The data will be collected, tabulated and presented in the form of pie charts, graphs
and tables. The statistics used will be:-

· Arithmetic Mean
· Trend analysis
· Correlation
· Standard Deviation
· Chi-Square test
· Annova test
· Other relevant higher statistical measure
LIMITATIONS

1. The study is limited to the expectations and perceptions of customers having

an account in private and public sector banks and as we know expectations
and perceptions of customer’s changes with time.
2. The present study is going to be limited due to based on primary data which
can be biased.
3. There is no scientific tool available to judge service quality through
innovative products.

CHAPTERISATION
· Introduction
o Innovative products in banking
o Service quality
· Review of literature
· Research Methodology
o Design of the Study
o Sample of the Study
o Data Collection
o Statistical Tools
o limitations
· Innovative products in banking sector
· Service quality in banking sector
· Impact of innovative products on service quality
· Analysis of impact of innovative products on service quality
· Conclusion’s and suggestions
· Webliography
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