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MINI PROJECT REPORT
ON
STUDENTS SATISFACTION WITH
ADMINISTRATION /STAFF
FOR THE PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF RESEARCH
METHODOLOGY COURSE (MBA-2ND
SEM)
SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY:
MS. SURJIT SODHI KAMALJOT KAUR (1274604)
SAKSHI AWASTHY (1274626)
ABHAY KUMAR (1274582)
JAGPREET KAUR (1274598)
RUHI BHAITA (1274623)
RAYAT AND BAHRA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT
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CONTENTS
SR. No. Topic Page no.
1. INTRODUCTION 1- 6
A. INTRODUCTION OF STUDENT
SATISFACTION
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B. INTRODUCTION OF INSTITUTE 2 – 6
2. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY 7
3. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 8
4. DATA ANALYSIS AND
INTERPRETATION
9-18
5. CONCLUSION 19
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STUDENT SATISFACTION
The analysis of students' satisfaction with the administration/staff is an important
research area within educational evaluation. With the growing concern for
accountability in educational outcomes, the need for meaningful and stable
measures has grown.
The conventional analysis of satisfaction has been based on the assumption that
satisfaction is best seen in terms of student response to course components and
the methods used by teaching staff. Much of this analysis has been focused upon
comparing mean trends in these components.
Satisfaction is defined as being a consequence of the expectations and
experiences of the subject and/or course. The performance of the teacher will
reduce satisfaction when student feel that they are not being given enough
information on how to pass the subject but will only increase satisfaction when
his/her performance stimulates students well beyond personal, arbitrary
standards of "interesting teaching". The complexity of this relationship is shown in
the likelihood that where a teaching performance brilliantly but fails to give
students a sense of what is formally needed, than the effect will be overall
negative on satisfaction.
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INTRODUCTION OF THE INSTITUTE
Rayat & Bahra Group of Institute established in 2005 to cater to the
growing demand for qualified technical personnel in different streams.
Within a short span RBGI has attained a leading position in technical and
professional education and is determined to steadily grow bigger and
better.
The institute is offering B. Tech. Degree in Computer Science &
Engineering, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics
& Communication Engineering & Biomedical Engineering .Introduction of
new course of M. Tech. in Computer Science & Engineering, &
Mechanical. It also offers Management Degree, Degree in Education,
degree in Hotel Management etc.
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There are nine colleges in Rayat Bahra Group of Institute. i.e
Rayat And Bahra Institute Of Engineering & Biotechnology
Rayat And Bahra College Of Engineering & Biotechnology For
Women
Rayat And Bahra Institute Of Management
Rayat And Bahra College Of Pharmacy
Rayat And Bahra College Of Nursing
Rayat And Bahra Dental College Of Education
Rayat And Bahra College Of Law
Rayat And Bahra Institute Of Hotel Management
Rayat and Bahra Of Education
STRENGTH
The main strength of the institution is the dedicated band of highly qualified
faculty members who are harmonious blend of experience academic
excellence & industrial experience. They are fully engaged in teaching &
research at the undergraduate to doctoral levels in their respective fields. It
has an excellent infrastructure with a number of state of the art
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laboratories, workshops equipped with the latest equipment, instruments
and modern softwares. Library is fully equipped with loads of volumes of
books for the proposed courses. Aesthetical designed tutorial rooms, class
rooms and building etc. in a green and clean ambience provides a very
conducive academics environment.
VISION
The vision of Department of Career Development is to provide 100%
placement to not only all the students of Rayat Bahra Group of Institutes
but also the all the students of this region. We are organizing Mega Pool
Recruitment Drives to provide employment opportunities to the youth of this
region.
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OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
To determine the level of satisfaction of the students with the
administration staff.
To determine the satisfaction level between the male students and the
female students.
To determine the satisfaction level among the students of various
departments.
To determine the satisfaction level among the students of different
semesters.
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RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Research is an art of scientific investigation advances learner’s dictionary
of current English.
“Research is a careful investigation or injury especially through search for
finding new fact in any branch of knowledge
SOURCE OF DATA COLLECTION
In this study, we have used Primary Source of data collection. The
questionnaire used in this study was developed by Udai Pareek and
Surabhi Purohit. In which we approach directly to the students and they
have filled the questionnaire by themselves.
SAMPLING TECHNIQUES
In this study, we have used the Quota Sampling Technique. In which we
select the quota of the students of various departments for filling the
questionnaire.
SAMPLE SIZE
Total sample size = 60
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DATA ANALYSIS
AND
INTERPRETATION
OF DATA
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DEMOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OF THE SAMPLE
In demographic interpretation of data, the total sample size was 60 in which 34
were male respondents and 26 were female respondents.
57%
43%
MALE FEMALE
MALE (1) FEMALE (2)
34 26
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DEPARTMENT WISE DISTRIBUTION OF SAMPLE SIZE
In department interpretation of data, the sample size was 8 and the sample size
of each department is different.
15%
22%
18%
10%
8%
7%
7%
13%
RBIM (1) RBIEBT (2) RBIHM (3) RBIP (4)
RBCEBTW (5) RBIED (6) RBDCH (7) RBCL (8)
DEPARTMENT NAMES SAMPLE SIZE
RBIM (1) 9
RBEBT (2) 13
RBIHM (3) 11
RBIP (4) 6
RBCEBTW (5) 5
RBIED (6) 4
RBDCH (7) 4
RBCL (8) 8
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SEMESTER WISE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SAMPLE
In semester interpretation of data, the sample size was 4 in which 16 students
were from 2nd
semester, 22 were from 4th
semester, 14 were from 6th
semester, 8
were from 8th
semester.
27%
37%
23%
13%
2ND (1) 4TH (2) 6TH (3) 8TH (4)
2ND
(1) 4TH
(2) 6TH
(3) 8TH
(4)
16 22 14 8
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STUDENTS SATISFACTION ON THE BAISIS OF GENDER
MALE (1) FEMALE (2)
55 45
70 105
105 75
110 55
45 95
95 50
115 40
105 30
25 65
70 60
65 65
65 50
75 35
85 30
60 65
80 20
60 75
65 90
55 35
60 80
55 55
60 20
120 50
60 30
55 55
40 95
60
50
75
110
95
100
90
=2535 =1410
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Mean of Male Respondents = 2535/34 = 74.56
Mean of Female Respondents = 1410/26 = 56.54
From the mean of both the genders, we can see that the
mean of male respondents is the higher than the female respondents. So it
is clear that the male students are more satisfied with the administration
staff as compared to the female students.
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STUDENTS SATISFACTION TABLE ON THE BASIS OF
DEPARTMENTS
RBIM
(1)
RBIEBT
(2)
RBIHM
(3)
RBIP
(4)
RBCEBTW
(5)
RBIED
(6)
RBDCH
(7)
RBCL
(8)
75 45 70 70 65 65 95 55
40 105 55 65 65 60 25 60
105 110 50 75 80 90 80 75
50 105 115 55 20 35 55 65
60 100 30 60 20 55
60 45 85 50 60
75 95 60 40
55 65 55 90
95 35 30
30 100
120 95
50
110
=615 =1015 =745 =375 =250 =250 =255 =500
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Mean of RBIM = 615/9 = 68.34
Mean of RBIEBT = 1015/13 = 78.1
Mean of RBIHM = 745/11 = 67.73
Mean of RBIP = 375/6 = 62.5
Mean of RBCEBTW = 250/5 = 50
Mean of RBIED = 250/4 = 62.5
Mean of RBDCH= 255/4 = 63.75
Mean of RBCL= 500/8 = 62.5
From the mean of various departments, we can see that the
mean of RBIEBT department is the higher than the other departments. So it
is clear that the students of RBIEBT department are more satisfied with the
Administration Staff as compared to the students of other departments.
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STUDENTS SATISFACTION ON THE BASIS OF SEMESTER
WISE
2ND
SEM (1) 4TH
SEM(2) 6TH
SEM (3) 8TH
SEM(4)
55 70 95 115
75 45 50 30
45 105 65 65
40 110 105 85
60 105 70 55
65 100 75 30
50 55 30 100
65 95 80 95
60 25 60
120 65 55
75 35 60
55 60 20
20 65 60
75 60 55
55 90
95 40
35
50
20
50
110
90
=1070 =1480 =880 =575
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Mean of 2nd
semester = 1070/ = 66.88
Mean of 4th
semester = 1480/22 = 67.27
Mean of 6th
semester = 880/14 = 62.86
Mean of 8th
semester = 575/8 = 78.88
From the mean of various semesters, we can see that the mean of
8th
semester is the higher than the other semesters. So it is clear that the
students of 8th
semester are more satisfied with the academics as
compared to other semester’s students.
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CONCLUSION
1. It is found that new students in the college are not satisfied with the
administrative/staff. The old students of campus are more satisfied.
2. According to our research, we found that the male students are more
satisfied as compared to female students from the administration/staff
of the college.
3. RBIEBT department is more satisfied with the administration/staff as
compared to other departments.
4. The students of 8th
semester are more satisfied with the
administration/staff as compared to other semester. This shows that
students of higher semester are more satisfied.

Mini project report ON STUDENTS SATISFACTION WITH ADMINISTRATION /STAFF

  • 1.
    1 MINI PROJECT REPORT ON STUDENTSSATISFACTION WITH ADMINISTRATION /STAFF FOR THE PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF RESEARCH METHODOLOGY COURSE (MBA-2ND SEM) SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED BY: MS. SURJIT SODHI KAMALJOT KAUR (1274604) SAKSHI AWASTHY (1274626) ABHAY KUMAR (1274582) JAGPREET KAUR (1274598) RUHI BHAITA (1274623) RAYAT AND BAHRA INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT
  • 2.
    2 CONTENTS SR. No. TopicPage no. 1. INTRODUCTION 1- 6 A. INTRODUCTION OF STUDENT SATISFACTION 1 B. INTRODUCTION OF INSTITUTE 2 – 6 2. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY 7 3. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY 8 4. DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION 9-18 5. CONCLUSION 19
  • 3.
    3 STUDENT SATISFACTION The analysisof students' satisfaction with the administration/staff is an important research area within educational evaluation. With the growing concern for accountability in educational outcomes, the need for meaningful and stable measures has grown. The conventional analysis of satisfaction has been based on the assumption that satisfaction is best seen in terms of student response to course components and the methods used by teaching staff. Much of this analysis has been focused upon comparing mean trends in these components. Satisfaction is defined as being a consequence of the expectations and experiences of the subject and/or course. The performance of the teacher will reduce satisfaction when student feel that they are not being given enough information on how to pass the subject but will only increase satisfaction when his/her performance stimulates students well beyond personal, arbitrary standards of "interesting teaching". The complexity of this relationship is shown in the likelihood that where a teaching performance brilliantly but fails to give students a sense of what is formally needed, than the effect will be overall negative on satisfaction.
  • 4.
    4 INTRODUCTION OF THEINSTITUTE Rayat & Bahra Group of Institute established in 2005 to cater to the growing demand for qualified technical personnel in different streams. Within a short span RBGI has attained a leading position in technical and professional education and is determined to steadily grow bigger and better. The institute is offering B. Tech. Degree in Computer Science & Engineering, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering & Biomedical Engineering .Introduction of new course of M. Tech. in Computer Science & Engineering, & Mechanical. It also offers Management Degree, Degree in Education, degree in Hotel Management etc.
  • 5.
    5 There are ninecolleges in Rayat Bahra Group of Institute. i.e Rayat And Bahra Institute Of Engineering & Biotechnology Rayat And Bahra College Of Engineering & Biotechnology For Women Rayat And Bahra Institute Of Management Rayat And Bahra College Of Pharmacy Rayat And Bahra College Of Nursing Rayat And Bahra Dental College Of Education Rayat And Bahra College Of Law Rayat And Bahra Institute Of Hotel Management Rayat and Bahra Of Education STRENGTH The main strength of the institution is the dedicated band of highly qualified faculty members who are harmonious blend of experience academic excellence & industrial experience. They are fully engaged in teaching & research at the undergraduate to doctoral levels in their respective fields. It has an excellent infrastructure with a number of state of the art
  • 6.
    6 laboratories, workshops equippedwith the latest equipment, instruments and modern softwares. Library is fully equipped with loads of volumes of books for the proposed courses. Aesthetical designed tutorial rooms, class rooms and building etc. in a green and clean ambience provides a very conducive academics environment. VISION The vision of Department of Career Development is to provide 100% placement to not only all the students of Rayat Bahra Group of Institutes but also the all the students of this region. We are organizing Mega Pool Recruitment Drives to provide employment opportunities to the youth of this region.
  • 7.
    7 OBJECTIVE OF THESTUDY To determine the level of satisfaction of the students with the administration staff. To determine the satisfaction level between the male students and the female students. To determine the satisfaction level among the students of various departments. To determine the satisfaction level among the students of different semesters.
  • 8.
    8 RESEARCH METHODOLOGY Research isan art of scientific investigation advances learner’s dictionary of current English. “Research is a careful investigation or injury especially through search for finding new fact in any branch of knowledge SOURCE OF DATA COLLECTION In this study, we have used Primary Source of data collection. The questionnaire used in this study was developed by Udai Pareek and Surabhi Purohit. In which we approach directly to the students and they have filled the questionnaire by themselves. SAMPLING TECHNIQUES In this study, we have used the Quota Sampling Technique. In which we select the quota of the students of various departments for filling the questionnaire. SAMPLE SIZE Total sample size = 60
  • 9.
  • 10.
    10 DEMOGRAPHIC DISTRIBUTION OFTHE SAMPLE In demographic interpretation of data, the total sample size was 60 in which 34 were male respondents and 26 were female respondents. 57% 43% MALE FEMALE MALE (1) FEMALE (2) 34 26
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    11 DEPARTMENT WISE DISTRIBUTIONOF SAMPLE SIZE In department interpretation of data, the sample size was 8 and the sample size of each department is different. 15% 22% 18% 10% 8% 7% 7% 13% RBIM (1) RBIEBT (2) RBIHM (3) RBIP (4) RBCEBTW (5) RBIED (6) RBDCH (7) RBCL (8) DEPARTMENT NAMES SAMPLE SIZE RBIM (1) 9 RBEBT (2) 13 RBIHM (3) 11 RBIP (4) 6 RBCEBTW (5) 5 RBIED (6) 4 RBDCH (7) 4 RBCL (8) 8
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    12 SEMESTER WISE DISTRIBUTIONOF THE SAMPLE In semester interpretation of data, the sample size was 4 in which 16 students were from 2nd semester, 22 were from 4th semester, 14 were from 6th semester, 8 were from 8th semester. 27% 37% 23% 13% 2ND (1) 4TH (2) 6TH (3) 8TH (4) 2ND (1) 4TH (2) 6TH (3) 8TH (4) 16 22 14 8
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    13 STUDENTS SATISFACTION ONTHE BAISIS OF GENDER MALE (1) FEMALE (2) 55 45 70 105 105 75 110 55 45 95 95 50 115 40 105 30 25 65 70 60 65 65 65 50 75 35 85 30 60 65 80 20 60 75 65 90 55 35 60 80 55 55 60 20 120 50 60 30 55 55 40 95 60 50 75 110 95 100 90 =2535 =1410
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    14 Mean of MaleRespondents = 2535/34 = 74.56 Mean of Female Respondents = 1410/26 = 56.54 From the mean of both the genders, we can see that the mean of male respondents is the higher than the female respondents. So it is clear that the male students are more satisfied with the administration staff as compared to the female students.
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    15 STUDENTS SATISFACTION TABLEON THE BASIS OF DEPARTMENTS RBIM (1) RBIEBT (2) RBIHM (3) RBIP (4) RBCEBTW (5) RBIED (6) RBDCH (7) RBCL (8) 75 45 70 70 65 65 95 55 40 105 55 65 65 60 25 60 105 110 50 75 80 90 80 75 50 105 115 55 20 35 55 65 60 100 30 60 20 55 60 45 85 50 60 75 95 60 40 55 65 55 90 95 35 30 30 100 120 95 50 110 =615 =1015 =745 =375 =250 =250 =255 =500
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    16 Mean of RBIM= 615/9 = 68.34 Mean of RBIEBT = 1015/13 = 78.1 Mean of RBIHM = 745/11 = 67.73 Mean of RBIP = 375/6 = 62.5 Mean of RBCEBTW = 250/5 = 50 Mean of RBIED = 250/4 = 62.5 Mean of RBDCH= 255/4 = 63.75 Mean of RBCL= 500/8 = 62.5 From the mean of various departments, we can see that the mean of RBIEBT department is the higher than the other departments. So it is clear that the students of RBIEBT department are more satisfied with the Administration Staff as compared to the students of other departments.
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    17 STUDENTS SATISFACTION ONTHE BASIS OF SEMESTER WISE 2ND SEM (1) 4TH SEM(2) 6TH SEM (3) 8TH SEM(4) 55 70 95 115 75 45 50 30 45 105 65 65 40 110 105 85 60 105 70 55 65 100 75 30 50 55 30 100 65 95 80 95 60 25 60 120 65 55 75 35 60 55 60 20 20 65 60 75 60 55 55 90 95 40 35 50 20 50 110 90 =1070 =1480 =880 =575
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    18 Mean of 2nd semester= 1070/ = 66.88 Mean of 4th semester = 1480/22 = 67.27 Mean of 6th semester = 880/14 = 62.86 Mean of 8th semester = 575/8 = 78.88 From the mean of various semesters, we can see that the mean of 8th semester is the higher than the other semesters. So it is clear that the students of 8th semester are more satisfied with the academics as compared to other semester’s students.
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    19 CONCLUSION 1. It isfound that new students in the college are not satisfied with the administrative/staff. The old students of campus are more satisfied. 2. According to our research, we found that the male students are more satisfied as compared to female students from the administration/staff of the college. 3. RBIEBT department is more satisfied with the administration/staff as compared to other departments. 4. The students of 8th semester are more satisfied with the administration/staff as compared to other semester. This shows that students of higher semester are more satisfied.