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A Live Project On “Comparative Study On Book Shops In Yamuna Nagar “

Submitted By: Neetu Pawar

Contents: • • • • •

Introduction Objectives Concepts Reinforced Research Methodology Bookseller’s Profile

Contd… • • •

Discount schemes offered by booksellers Books offered by booksellers Effect of one bookseller on the others booksellers

Contd… • • • • •

Analysis & Interpretations Findings Suggestions Conclusion Limitations

Introduction • ICFAI National College, Yamuna Nagar assigned a Live Project on comparative Study On book shops in Yamuna Nagar. • The Application area was books stores of Yamuna Nagar. • Project was carried out by individually. • The duration of the project was 1 week • Primary data has been used. • Data has been collected through the survey of book stores.

Objectives • To know the customer satisfaction level at these book stores. • To know the satisfaction of booksellers. • To know the strategies used by booksellers. • To know the medium by which they advertise their shop. • To know the amount which they spent for maintaining the stock.

Concepts - Reinforced • • •

Marketing Management : Sales Promotion Financial Management : Cost of Sales Operational Management : Allocation of Resources • Business Research management : Sample Survey

Contd… • Soft Skills : Communication Skills • Enterprise Resource Planning : Reengineering • Human Resource Management: Performance Appraisal • Economics : Law Of Demand • Legal Business Environment: Taxation Law

Research Methodology • Scope of study Yamuna Nagar. Dua Book Centre. Munjal Book Depot. Surinder Book Depot.

Research Methodology • Sample size : 3 Booksellers • Sampling Units : Colleges and Schools • Sampling Method : Questionnaire

Books Seller’s Profile 1 • Surender book Depot was established on 1976 • It is owned by Mr. Surender Singh • Workforce of 1 • Offers 2 Counters • Initial Investment 15,000 Rs

Books Seller’s Profile 2 • • • • •

Munjal book Depot was established on 1982 It is owned by Mr. Jasbir Singh Workforce of 1 Offers 2 Counters Initial Investment 30,000 Rs

Books Seller’s Profile 3 • • • • •

Dua book Depot was established on 1960 It is owned by Mr. Ravinder Dua Workforce of 2 Offers 2 Counters Initial Investment 20,000 Rs

Books Offered By Booksellers • • • • •

School books College books General books Religious books Business books

Discount Schemes Offered By Booksellers • A flat discount of 5% is available on all books. • Discount is offered in certain period. • Scheme like buy 2 business books get 1free. • Books also made on demand of customers.

Effect Of One Bookseller On The Others Booksellers • They keep maintains the competitive environment in the market. • All booksellers are trying to provide all facilities to customers.

Data Analysis Name of book seller

No of books sold per day

Maintenance cost per month

Availability of discount(%)

Additional cost

Concessio to bookseller by compan compa

Munjal book centre

100

15,000

20

5000

30

Dua book centre

70

12,000

20

4500

30

Surinder book centre

70

10,000

20

4000

30

Analysis & Interpretation Name of booksellers

Colleges

Schools

Religious

Others

Munjal book centre

10

15

0

100

Dua book centre

10

8

0

100

Surinder book centre

10

7

0

100

Analysis & Interpretation 100 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0

munjal dua surinder

colleges

schools

religious

others

Quaterly Sales

Cost Of Sales Variable cost: Electricity charges Maintenance charges

3500/-

15000/-

Rent 4000/Telephone expenses

1200/-

Total 23700/-

Innovations By Booksellers They always try to modify the infrastructure according to trend and their budget.

Law applicable on shops: Taxation law is applicable on all the bookshops. They have to pay the tax on their earnings and they have to show their income statement also.

Findings • Customer attract by discount offers & new editions. • Booksellers want to modify the shops according to time. • Customer purchase all type of books from booksellers. • Booksellers also market their books to teachers & lecturers.

Suggestions • Availability of books according to requirement of customer. • Awareness should be there regarding their shop. • Parking facility must be their for customer vehicles.

Conclusion Customer prefers those bookshops which provide quality at reasonable price & all the books availability of all kinds of books under one roof

Limitations • Time between ordering & receiving the books. • Communication gap between customer & bookseller.

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