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Department of Marketing

Faculty of Business Studies
University of Dhaka

Course: - mkt114 (Business & Society)

An Assignment on
A Case Study of Inland National Bank

Submitted to:
Usmita Afrose
Assistant Professor
Department of Marketing
University Of Dhaka

Submitted by:
On behalf of
Group- REGULATION
BBA 19th Batch
Section: A
Department of Marketing
University of Dhaka

Date of Submission
March 31, 2013
GROUP PROFILE

|S.N. |Members Name |Roll No. |Marks |
|1 |Amrina Roshni |11 | |
|2 |Zabed Ibna Wahed |19 | |
|3 |Shangida Akter Sinthia |31 | |
|4 |Lutfa Tasnim |51 | |
|5 |Israt Tanjim |57 | |
|6 |Abid Hasan |97 | |
|7 |Md. Mahbubul Islam |129 | |
|8 |Md. Rubaiyat Shafat |153 | |
|9 |Abrarul Hoq |159 |
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