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Chapter-4
Data Analysis and Interpretation
1: The mobile service subscribed by the respondents
Table 4.1:
Sl.
no
Mobile service No. of
respondents
Percentage
1 Idea 35 35
2 Airtel 15 15
3 Vodafone 15 15
4 Reliance 10 10
5 Cell one 10 10
6 Tata docomo 15 15
Total 100 100
Mobile service subscribed by the respondents
Graph 4.1:
Inference: 39% respondents of Idea, 16% respondents of Airtel,16% respondents of
Vodafone.9% respondents of Reliance, 20% respondents of Cell From this we come to
know that largest segment of respondents are of idea then comes Cell one, Airtel and
Vodafone.
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
Idea Airtel Vodafone Reliance Cell one Tata docomo
no. of respondent
2: The mobile subscribers preferring the type of service
Table 4.2:
Sl. no Type of service No. of respondents Percentage
1 Pre Paid 29 29
2 Post Paid 71 71
Total 100 100
Mobile subscribers preferring the Type of service
Graph 4.2:
Inference:
29% respondents of Idea are using pre paid
71% respondents of Idea are using post paid
From this we can conclude that most of the respondents of Idea prefer post-paid
servicethan to pre paid
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
Pre Paid Post Paid
No. of respondent
No. of respondent
3: The prepaid respondents using the recharge coupon
Table 4.3:
Sl. No Type of
recharge
coupon
No of
respondents
Percentage
1 Rs.108 11 11
2 Rs.324 55 55
3 Rs.540 10 10
4 Rs.1080 15 15
5 Rs.3240 9 9
Total 100 100
Usage of Recharge coupons
Graph4.3:
Inference:11% respondents prefer Rs. 108 recharge coupon, 55% respondents prefer
Rs.324 recharge coupon, 10% respondents prefer Rs.540 recharge coupon, 15%
respondents prefer Rs.1080 recharge coupon, 9% respondents prefer Rs. 3240
recharge coupon.
From this we conclude that most of the respondents prefer the Rs. 324/- recharge
coupon.
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
Rs.108 Rs.324 Rs.540 Rs.1080
No.of respondent
MODE OF AWARENESS
4: Through which media respondents came to know about Idea.
Table 4.4:
Sl. No Type of media No. of
respondents
Percentage
1 Television 23 23
2 Print Media 23 23
3 Friends/Relatives 37 37
4 Hoardings 7 7
5 Other 10 10
Total 100 100
Type of Media
Graph 4.4:
Inference:23% respondents came to know through television, 23% respondents came
to know through print media, 37% respondents came to know through friends / relatives,
7% respondents came to know through hoardings,10%respondents came to know
through others.
From this it is clear that most of the respondents came to know about idea through
friends / relatives.
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
No. of respondent
No. of respondent
5: The features that attract an Idea card purchase.
Table 4.5:
Sl.no Features No of
respondents
Percentage
1 Most friendly &
affordable plans
7 18
2 Best quality
network
12 31
3 Widest coverage
in A.P
20 51
4 Brand loyalty 0 0
Total 39 100
Features that attract Idea card purchase
Graph 4.5:
Inference: 18% respondents are attracted towards Idea’s most friendly &affordable
plans.31% respondents are attracted towards Idea’s best quality network.51%
respondents are attracted towards Idea’s widest coverage in A.P.1% respondents are
attracted towards Idea’s brand loyalty.
0
5
10
15
20
25
Most friendly &
affordable plans
Best quality network Widest coverage in A.P Brand loyalty
No. of respondent
6: The features that need improvement.
Table 4.6:
Sl. No Features No. of
respondents
Percentage
1 Service 41 41
2 Transparency in
billing
24 24
3 Call clarity 20 20
4 Other 25 25
Total 100 100
Features need to Improve
Graph 4.6:
Inference:41% respondents say service need improvement.24% respondents say more
transparency in billing should maintained.20% respondents say call clarity need
improvement.25% respondents say other features need improvement.
From this we conclude that most of the respondents need improvement in service.
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
Service Transparency in
billing
Call clarity Other
No. of respondent
No. of respondent
7: The sales promotion tools.
Table4.7:
Sl. No Sales Promotional
tool
No. of
respondents
Percentage
1 Extra talk time 38 38
2 Customized
recharge facility
9 9
3 Free incoming for
more than 1 month
38 38
4 Other 15 15
Total 100 100
Sales Promotion tools
Graph 4.7:
Inference:38% respondents suggested for extra talk time.9% respondents suggested
for customized recharge facility.38% respondents suggested for free incoming for more
than 1 month.15% respondents gave other suggestions for sales promotion.
From this we can say that respondents prefer extra talk time and free incoming for more
than 1 month as good sales promotional tools.
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
Extra talk time Customized recharge
facility
Free incoming for more
than 1 month
Other
No. of respondent
8: The Brand ambassador who can influence sales
Table4.8:
bSl. No Brand
Ambassador
No. of
respondents
Percentage
1 Film star 34 34
2 Sports person 46 46
3 Politician 3 3
4 Company CEO 17 17
Total 100 100
Brand Ambassador
Graph 4.8:
Inference: 34% respondents suggested for film star as brand ambassador.46%
respondents suggested for sports person as brand ambassador.3% respondents
suggested for politician as brand ambassador.17% respondents suggested for company
CEO as brand ambassador.
From this it is clear that more respondents prefer sports person to film state
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
Film star Sports person Politician Company CEO
No. of respondent
9: The features that make idea cellular the most preferred.
Table 4.9:
Sl. No Features No of
respondents
Percentage
1 Widest coverage in AP 15 39
2 Brand loyalty 0 0
3 Most Economical and
friendly packages
11 29
4 Best quality and
extensive network
13 32
Total 39 100
Features of Idea Cellular preferred
Graph 4.9:
Inference: 39% respondents suggested for extra talk time.29% respondents
suggested for customized recharge facility.32% respondents suggested for free
incoming for more than 1 month.15% respondents gave other suggestions for sales
promotion.
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
Widest coverage in AP Brand loyalty Most Economical and
friendly packages
Best quality and
extensive network
No. of respondent
10: The ratings the respondents gave for “Idea Cellular” services.
Table 4.10
Sl. No Ratings No of
respondents
Percentage
1 Excellent 17 43
2 Good 12 35
3 Satisfactory 10 22
4 Poor 0 0
Total 39 100
Ratings of Idea Cellular Services
Graph 4.10
Inference:
43% respondents rated an excellent.
35% respondents rated as good.
22% respondents rated satisfactory.
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
14
16
18
Excellent Good Satisfactory Poor
No. of respondent
No. of respondent
11: The opinions of respondents towards the Idea’s recently launched recharge
coupon of Rs. 50/- Rs 100/-.
Table 4.11:
Si. No Ratings No of
respondents
Percentage
1 Excellent 9 18
2 Good 20 39
3 Satisfactory 16 36
4 Poor 3 7
Total 49 100
Opinion of Respondents
Graph 4.11:
Inference:18% respondents rated as excellent.39% respondents rated as good.36%
respondents rated as satisfactory.7% respondents rated as not exciting.
0
5
10
15
20
25
Excellent Good Satisfactory Poor
No. of respondent
No. of respondent
12: The opinions of the respondents regarding Lifelong incoming.
Table 4.12:
Si .No Response No. of
Respondents
Percentage
1 Yes 56 56
2 No 44 44
100 100
Opinion regarding lifelong incoming
Graph 4.12:
Inference:
55% respondents are ready to subscribe the lifelong plan
44% respondents do not want to subscribe because they make more outgoing call rates
less
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
Yes No
No. of respondent
13: The age group of the respondents
Table 4.13:
Si .no Age group No. of
respondents
Percentage
1 15-25 31 31
2 26-35 51 51
3 36-45 31 31
4 46 and above 4 4
100 100
Age Group of Respondents
Graph4.13:
Inference:31% respondents are in the age group of 15-25 years.51% respondents are
in the age group of 26-35 years.14% respondents are in the age group of 36-45
years.4% respondents are in the age group of46and above-25 year
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
15-25 26-35 36-45 46 and above
No. of respondent
No. of respondent
14: The occupation of respondents.
Table 4.14:
Si. no Occupation No. of
Respondents
Percentage
1 Business 39 39
2 Employee 34 34
3 Student 13 13
4 Professional 11 11
5 Others 3 3
Total 100 100
Occupation of Respondents
Graph 4.14:
Inference: 39% respo9ndetns are businessmen.34% respo9ndetns are
employees.13% respo9ndetns are students.11% respo9ndetns are professionals.3%
respo9ndetns are other.
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
Business Employee Student Professional Others
No. of respondent
15: The income group of the respondents
Table 4.15:
Sl .no Income group No .of respondents Percentage
1 Less than 5000 25 25
2 5000-10000 45 45
3 10000-15000 17 17
4 15000 and above 13 13
Total 100 100
Income Group of Respondents
Graph4.15
Inference:
25% respondents are in the income group of less than Rs.5000/-
45% respondents are in the income group of Rs. 5000-10000.
17% respondents are in the income group of Rs. 10000-15000.
13% respondents ate in the income group of Rs 15000 and above.
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
45
50
Less than 5000 5000-10000 10000-15000 15000 and above
No. of respondent

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Prashant analysis

  • 1. Chapter-4 Data Analysis and Interpretation 1: The mobile service subscribed by the respondents Table 4.1: Sl. no Mobile service No. of respondents Percentage 1 Idea 35 35 2 Airtel 15 15 3 Vodafone 15 15 4 Reliance 10 10 5 Cell one 10 10 6 Tata docomo 15 15 Total 100 100
  • 2. Mobile service subscribed by the respondents Graph 4.1: Inference: 39% respondents of Idea, 16% respondents of Airtel,16% respondents of Vodafone.9% respondents of Reliance, 20% respondents of Cell From this we come to know that largest segment of respondents are of idea then comes Cell one, Airtel and Vodafone. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Idea Airtel Vodafone Reliance Cell one Tata docomo no. of respondent
  • 3. 2: The mobile subscribers preferring the type of service Table 4.2: Sl. no Type of service No. of respondents Percentage 1 Pre Paid 29 29 2 Post Paid 71 71 Total 100 100
  • 4. Mobile subscribers preferring the Type of service Graph 4.2: Inference: 29% respondents of Idea are using pre paid 71% respondents of Idea are using post paid From this we can conclude that most of the respondents of Idea prefer post-paid servicethan to pre paid 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Pre Paid Post Paid No. of respondent No. of respondent
  • 5. 3: The prepaid respondents using the recharge coupon Table 4.3: Sl. No Type of recharge coupon No of respondents Percentage 1 Rs.108 11 11 2 Rs.324 55 55 3 Rs.540 10 10 4 Rs.1080 15 15 5 Rs.3240 9 9 Total 100 100
  • 6. Usage of Recharge coupons Graph4.3: Inference:11% respondents prefer Rs. 108 recharge coupon, 55% respondents prefer Rs.324 recharge coupon, 10% respondents prefer Rs.540 recharge coupon, 15% respondents prefer Rs.1080 recharge coupon, 9% respondents prefer Rs. 3240 recharge coupon. From this we conclude that most of the respondents prefer the Rs. 324/- recharge coupon. 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 Rs.108 Rs.324 Rs.540 Rs.1080 No.of respondent
  • 7. MODE OF AWARENESS 4: Through which media respondents came to know about Idea. Table 4.4: Sl. No Type of media No. of respondents Percentage 1 Television 23 23 2 Print Media 23 23 3 Friends/Relatives 37 37 4 Hoardings 7 7 5 Other 10 10 Total 100 100
  • 8. Type of Media Graph 4.4: Inference:23% respondents came to know through television, 23% respondents came to know through print media, 37% respondents came to know through friends / relatives, 7% respondents came to know through hoardings,10%respondents came to know through others. From this it is clear that most of the respondents came to know about idea through friends / relatives. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 No. of respondent No. of respondent
  • 9. 5: The features that attract an Idea card purchase. Table 4.5: Sl.no Features No of respondents Percentage 1 Most friendly & affordable plans 7 18 2 Best quality network 12 31 3 Widest coverage in A.P 20 51 4 Brand loyalty 0 0 Total 39 100
  • 10. Features that attract Idea card purchase Graph 4.5: Inference: 18% respondents are attracted towards Idea’s most friendly &affordable plans.31% respondents are attracted towards Idea’s best quality network.51% respondents are attracted towards Idea’s widest coverage in A.P.1% respondents are attracted towards Idea’s brand loyalty. 0 5 10 15 20 25 Most friendly & affordable plans Best quality network Widest coverage in A.P Brand loyalty No. of respondent
  • 11. 6: The features that need improvement. Table 4.6: Sl. No Features No. of respondents Percentage 1 Service 41 41 2 Transparency in billing 24 24 3 Call clarity 20 20 4 Other 25 25 Total 100 100
  • 12. Features need to Improve Graph 4.6: Inference:41% respondents say service need improvement.24% respondents say more transparency in billing should maintained.20% respondents say call clarity need improvement.25% respondents say other features need improvement. From this we conclude that most of the respondents need improvement in service. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 Service Transparency in billing Call clarity Other No. of respondent No. of respondent
  • 13. 7: The sales promotion tools. Table4.7: Sl. No Sales Promotional tool No. of respondents Percentage 1 Extra talk time 38 38 2 Customized recharge facility 9 9 3 Free incoming for more than 1 month 38 38 4 Other 15 15 Total 100 100
  • 14. Sales Promotion tools Graph 4.7: Inference:38% respondents suggested for extra talk time.9% respondents suggested for customized recharge facility.38% respondents suggested for free incoming for more than 1 month.15% respondents gave other suggestions for sales promotion. From this we can say that respondents prefer extra talk time and free incoming for more than 1 month as good sales promotional tools. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Extra talk time Customized recharge facility Free incoming for more than 1 month Other No. of respondent
  • 15. 8: The Brand ambassador who can influence sales Table4.8: bSl. No Brand Ambassador No. of respondents Percentage 1 Film star 34 34 2 Sports person 46 46 3 Politician 3 3 4 Company CEO 17 17 Total 100 100
  • 16. Brand Ambassador Graph 4.8: Inference: 34% respondents suggested for film star as brand ambassador.46% respondents suggested for sports person as brand ambassador.3% respondents suggested for politician as brand ambassador.17% respondents suggested for company CEO as brand ambassador. From this it is clear that more respondents prefer sports person to film state 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Film star Sports person Politician Company CEO No. of respondent
  • 17. 9: The features that make idea cellular the most preferred. Table 4.9: Sl. No Features No of respondents Percentage 1 Widest coverage in AP 15 39 2 Brand loyalty 0 0 3 Most Economical and friendly packages 11 29 4 Best quality and extensive network 13 32 Total 39 100
  • 18. Features of Idea Cellular preferred Graph 4.9: Inference: 39% respondents suggested for extra talk time.29% respondents suggested for customized recharge facility.32% respondents suggested for free incoming for more than 1 month.15% respondents gave other suggestions for sales promotion. 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 Widest coverage in AP Brand loyalty Most Economical and friendly packages Best quality and extensive network No. of respondent
  • 19. 10: The ratings the respondents gave for “Idea Cellular” services. Table 4.10 Sl. No Ratings No of respondents Percentage 1 Excellent 17 43 2 Good 12 35 3 Satisfactory 10 22 4 Poor 0 0 Total 39 100
  • 20. Ratings of Idea Cellular Services Graph 4.10 Inference: 43% respondents rated an excellent. 35% respondents rated as good. 22% respondents rated satisfactory. 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 Excellent Good Satisfactory Poor No. of respondent No. of respondent
  • 21. 11: The opinions of respondents towards the Idea’s recently launched recharge coupon of Rs. 50/- Rs 100/-. Table 4.11: Si. No Ratings No of respondents Percentage 1 Excellent 9 18 2 Good 20 39 3 Satisfactory 16 36 4 Poor 3 7 Total 49 100
  • 22. Opinion of Respondents Graph 4.11: Inference:18% respondents rated as excellent.39% respondents rated as good.36% respondents rated as satisfactory.7% respondents rated as not exciting. 0 5 10 15 20 25 Excellent Good Satisfactory Poor No. of respondent No. of respondent
  • 23. 12: The opinions of the respondents regarding Lifelong incoming. Table 4.12: Si .No Response No. of Respondents Percentage 1 Yes 56 56 2 No 44 44 100 100
  • 24. Opinion regarding lifelong incoming Graph 4.12: Inference: 55% respondents are ready to subscribe the lifelong plan 44% respondents do not want to subscribe because they make more outgoing call rates less 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 Yes No No. of respondent
  • 25. 13: The age group of the respondents Table 4.13: Si .no Age group No. of respondents Percentage 1 15-25 31 31 2 26-35 51 51 3 36-45 31 31 4 46 and above 4 4 100 100
  • 26. Age Group of Respondents Graph4.13: Inference:31% respondents are in the age group of 15-25 years.51% respondents are in the age group of 26-35 years.14% respondents are in the age group of 36-45 years.4% respondents are in the age group of46and above-25 year 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 15-25 26-35 36-45 46 and above No. of respondent No. of respondent
  • 27. 14: The occupation of respondents. Table 4.14: Si. no Occupation No. of Respondents Percentage 1 Business 39 39 2 Employee 34 34 3 Student 13 13 4 Professional 11 11 5 Others 3 3 Total 100 100
  • 28. Occupation of Respondents Graph 4.14: Inference: 39% respo9ndetns are businessmen.34% respo9ndetns are employees.13% respo9ndetns are students.11% respo9ndetns are professionals.3% respo9ndetns are other. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 Business Employee Student Professional Others No. of respondent
  • 29. 15: The income group of the respondents Table 4.15: Sl .no Income group No .of respondents Percentage 1 Less than 5000 25 25 2 5000-10000 45 45 3 10000-15000 17 17 4 15000 and above 13 13 Total 100 100
  • 30. Income Group of Respondents Graph4.15 Inference: 25% respondents are in the income group of less than Rs.5000/- 45% respondents are in the income group of Rs. 5000-10000. 17% respondents are in the income group of Rs. 10000-15000. 13% respondents ate in the income group of Rs 15000 and above. 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 Less than 5000 5000-10000 10000-15000 15000 and above No. of respondent