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Field Survey Report Incomplete12
Field Survey Report Incomplete12
ON
(M.B.A)
SESSION: 2022-24
Muskan
yadav
MBA ( II Semester)
Roll no-MBA2210130
CERTIFICATE
INTRODUCTION
Ever since the Internet has been introduced to the globe. It
has created a large impact on people; business is one such
example. E-commerce has transformed the way business is
one in India. The India E-commerce market is expected to
grow to US$ 188 billion by 2025 from US$ 46.2 billion as of
2020. By 2030, it is expected to each US$ 350 billion. In 2022,
the Indian e-commerce market is predicted to reach US$350
billion. In 2022, the Indian e-commerce market is predicted to
increase by21.5%, reaching US$ 74.8 billion.
India’s e-commerce market is expected to reach US$ 111
billion by 2024 and US$ 200 billion by 2026.
E-commerce offers products and service through websites, a
customer simply has to visit an e-commerce website and
browse various offering through browser catalogue, a
customer can select multiple offering and can add them to
the shopping cart, once the shopping is done the customer
can checkout and proceed to payment is done the customer
is notified about the order and order is shipped on the postal
address provided by the customer
SEARCH ADD PRODUCT
CHECKOUT
CATALOGUE TO CART
ORDER ODER
SHIPPING CONFIRMATION
OBJECTIVE OF THE STUDY
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Type of Research Descriptive Research
Universe “The shift to online shopping – will people
stop visiting shops entirely by 2040”?
Data type Primary data
Sampling units Users of online and offline platforms.
Sampling size 100 units
Data collection method Survey
Data collection tool Questionniare
Sampling method Random sampling
Data analysis
and
interpretation
Interpretation
Out of 100 respondents 45% are Female followed by 55% Male ,where female
is denoted by 1 and male by 2.
45
55
1
2
Interpretation: ..
Out of 100 respondents 46% agree with easiness in using Amazon and Flipkart
followed by 6% are neutral , 11% disagree , 30% strongly agree , and 7%
strongly disagree.
Majority of respondents are females , in which 54.3% are females followed by
45.7% of males.