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ctLIST OF CONTENTS Chapter No | Title | Page Number | | Executive Summary | | 1 | Organizational Study | | 2 | Research methodology | | 3 | Review of Literature | | 4 | Data Analysis and Interpretation | | 5 | Findings and Suggestions | | 6 | Conclusion | | | Bibliography | | | Annexure | |

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Table No: | TITLE | Page no: | 4.1 | Table showing gender of customers | | 4.2 | Table showing income level of customers | | 4.3 | Table showing customers availed car brands | | 4.4 | Table showing services preferred by customers | | 4.5 | Table showing duration of usage | | 4.6 | Table showing rating of showroom | | 4.7 | Table showing knowledge of sales person | | 4.8 | Table showing services period of Indus motors | | 4.9 | Table showing satisfaction on time taken for service | | 4.10 | Table showing satisfaction on service charge | | 4.11 | Table showing rectification of complaint | | 4.12 | Table showing timing in dealing after service | | 4.13 | Table showing influencing factor of customers for buying | | 4.14 | Table showing referring habit of customer | |

LIST OF GRAPHS Table No: | TITLE | Page no: | 4.1 | Graph showing gender of customers | | 4.2 | Graph showing income level of customers | | 4.3 | Graph showing customers availed car brands | | 4.4 | Graph showing services preferred by customers | | 4.5 | Graph showing duration of usage | | 4.6 | Graph showing rating of showroom | | 4.7 | Graph showing knowledge of sales person | | 4.8 | Graph showing services period of Indus motors | | 4.9 | Graph showing satisfaction on time taken for service | | 4.10 | Graph showing satisfaction on service charge | | 4.11 | Graph showing rectification of complaint | | 4.12 | Graph showing timing in dealing after service | | 4.13 | Graph showing influencing factor of customers for buying | | 4.14 | Graph showing referring

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