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(ACADEMIC YEAR 2017-2018)

1. Name of student : Pandurang Gutte

2. Roll No : 2016012

3. Title of project : post office services.

4. Specialization : Finance

5. Name of guide : Prof. Suraj Wadhwa

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POST OFFICE SERVICES

Chapter: 1 - Introduction:

The department of post trading as india post is a government operated postal system in
india. Genrally refered to within india as the “post office” it is most widely distributed
postal system in the world .the postal service under the department of post which is part
of the ministry of communication of the government of india. It established in 1 april
1854.it head quarter in dak bhavan sansad marg new delhi. number of employees are
work in post office is 448840.as per record on 31 march 2016.
For more than 150 years the department of post has been the backbone of the country
communication and has play social a crucial role in the country communication and had
played social economic development .it touches the live of Indian citizens in many ways
delievering mails;accepting deposites under small saving scheme , providing life
insurance scheme,and rural postal life insurance,and providing retail serviceslike bill
collection sale of forms .the dop also acts as an agent for the government of indi
discharging other services for citizen wage disbursement and old age pension payment

Need of the Study

It also helps in understanding different schemes of post office services.The

Indian economy is growing significantly and has various investment options. But the
government of India has provided the oldest investment option. Still the postal
saving schemes have not gained much importance. The changing postal environment
presents an enormous challenge for traditional postal business. It also creates a vast
array of new business options and opportunities, as the interest rate compared to
other schemes provided by the postal schemes are higher. The present study has been
undertaken to analyze whether the postal saving schemes have gained importance
among the investors or not. So this study helps to know the depositor’s attitude
towards post office saving schemes
 Chapter: 2 – Problem Statement

The Indian economy is growing significantly and has various investment options. But the
government of India has provided the oldest investment option. India has a mixed economy
where various kinds of people, rich or poor are living. Due to the large size and population of
around 1000 million, India’s GDP ranks among the top 15 economies of the world. However,
around 300 million people or about 60 million households, are living below the poverty line. It
is further estimated that in these households, only about 20 percent have access to credit from
the formal sector. Additionally, the segment of the rural population is above the poverty line,
but not rich enough to be of interest to the formal financial institutions, also does not have
good access to the formal financial intermediary services, including savings services.
 Chapter: 3 – Literature Review

A review of the previous studies on the title related to the savings is necessary to know the
areas already covered. This will help to find out new areas and to study them in depth. In the
changed context of things, some measure is needed for our people to give up these habits
which are unproductive and also risky. Hence, there exists good scope for investment in small
savings.
Chapter: 4 - Research Methodology

a. Hypothesis

Null Hypothesis: post office services.

b. Rationale

India post various services and its function how its operate in system.

c. Research Objectives

1. To give an overview about post office.

2. To evaluate the performance of postal schemes.

3. To identify the attitude of depositors towards post office saving schemes.

4. To know the satisfaction of depositors towards postal schemes.

5. To suggest measures for the improvement of post office saving schemes on the basis
of the findings of the study.

d. Scope of the Study

A department of post is providing committed universal to access to basic postal

services in country at affordable price. the dedication of understanding and fulfilling
customer needs. The study will help to know the post office services operating
system .and its competitors. as well as it is cheapest and efficient service provider.

e. Limitations of the Study

1. This study is confined to the india post only.

2. The sample of this study has been restricted to 487 persons among the depositors

3. This study is purely based on the information supplied by the respondents and post
office employees.

4. The findings of the study are not applicable to any other area.
Chapter: 5 – Data Collection

a. Primary Data

Questionnaire Method

b. Secondary Data

 Newspapers (ET Wealth)

 Websites

c. Sample Size

Study involves sample size of 50 respondents.

Chapter 6: Tentative Scheme of Chapterization

Chapter EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Page No.
No. (Introduction, objectives, conclusions of the project)
SECTION I
INTRODUCTION

1.1 Introduction to Topic

1.2 Objectives of the Study
1.3 Research Methodology
1.3.1 Literature Review
1.3.2 Research Design and Hypothesis
1.3.3 Period of Study
1.4 Sampling
1.4.1 Sampling Plan
1.4.2 Sampling Technique
1.4.3 Sample Size
1.5 Data
1.5.1 Type of Data
1.5.2 Data Sources
1.5.3 Method of Data Collection
1.6 Tools and Techniques of Analysis
1.6.1 Graphical Analysis
1.6.2 Statistical Analysis
1.7 Scope and Limitations of the Study
1.8 Direction for Future studies
SECTION II
FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS RELATED TO THE TOPIC

2.1 Meanings and Definitions

2.2 Historical perspective of the topic
2.3 Regulatory Aspects
2.4 Any other matters
SECTION III
DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATIONS*
3.1 Method of Data Collection in detail the process followed
3.2 Method of Data compilation, tabulation and graphical
presentations
SECTION IV
CONCULSIONS AND SUGGESSTION

4.1 Summary Findings*

4.2 Conclusions*
4.3 Suggestions*
Chapter: 7 – Bibliography

 www.googlesearch.com
 www.indiapost.gov.in
 www.wikipedia.org