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|Sr. No. |Content |Page No. |
|1. |History of BMW |3 |
|2. |Showroom History |4 |
|3. |Production of BMW |5 |
|4. |Performance Appraisals |6 |
|5. |Aims of Performance Appraisals |6 |
|6. |Technique used in Performance Appraisals |7 |
|7. |Advantages and Disadvantages of GRS |9 |
|8. |Data of the employees |10 |
|9. |Data Analysis |11 |
|10. |Judgment |11 |
|11. |Conclusion |12 |

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