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On the Basis ofQualificationOut of 280 respondents 166 weresimple graduates in which27(16.26%), 13(7.83%), 72(43.37%)and 54(32.53%) respondents thinksabout the importance of companyimage, product quality, promotionalmaterial and relationshiprespectively. 114 were managementgraduates in which 21(18.42%),17(14.91%), 27(23.68%) and49(42.98%) point outs the role ofcompany image, product quality,promotional material andrelationship respectively.Qualification/ResponsetowardsVariablesSimpleGraduatesManagementGraduatesCompanyImageProductQualityPromotionalMaterial,Sponsorship,FrequentCallsRelationshipTotal27/16.26% 13/7.83% 72/43.37% 54/32.53% 16621/18.42% 17/14.91%Total 48/17.14% 30/10.71%27/23.68% 49/42.98% 11499/35.35% 103/36.78% 280Figure 5[ 158 ]Rai Management Journal
Figure 6On the Basis of Age GroupAll the 280 respondents were dividedinto three categories. 138 respondentsbelong to first category i.e. 21-30years. 102 respondents belong tosecond category i.e. 31-40 years and 40respondents belong to third categoryi.e. more than 41 years. The responsesare shown in the following table 4.Table 4AgeGroup/ResponsetowardsVariablesCompanyImageProductQualityPromotionalMaterial,Sponsorship,FrequentCallsRelationshipTotal21-30 Years 24/17.39% 19/13.76% 41/29.71% 54/39.13% 13831-40 Years 18/17.64% 22/21.56% 21/20.58% 41/40.19% 102More than41 Years3/7.5% 2/5% 6/15% 29/72.5% 40Total 45/16.07% 43/15.35% 68/24.28% 124/44.28% 280December 2010 Vol. 7, Issue 2[ 159 ]
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