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Mean score (5 point Likert scale): It is calculated in order to know the perception of respondents. Standrds for analysis is=
0-2 = less extent
2.1-3 = some extent
3.1-4 = high extent
Above 4 = v. high extent

ANALYSIS OF PROFESSIONALS WITH REGARD TO IMPORTANCE AND APPLICATION OF CIBIL IN APPLIANCE INDUSTRY:
The information regarding the perception with regard to importance and application of CIBIL in appliance industry has been compiled on the basis of questionnaire, which is appended at the end of this project. This questionnaire has been circulated among the 100 professional employees of various industries and banks in Mohali and their opinion is obtained about CIBIL.The perception of employees is discussed as follows:

Q:-1 Does the employee know what is CIBIL? Table no. 1 Options | Total no | Percentage (%) | Yes | 85 | 85% | No | 15 | 15% | Total | 100 | 100% | Figure no.1

Interpretation: In the above mentioned data and also represented with the help of the diagram which clearly shows that, the result was that 85% employees said they were aware about CIBIL and only 15% of employees answered in negative.

Q:-2. Does the respondent think CIBIL is beneficial in banks?
Table no. 2 Options | Total no | Percentage (%) | Yes | 94 | 94% | No | 6 | 6% | Total | 100 | 100% | Figure no.2

Interpretation: In the above mentioned data and also represented with the help of the diagram which clearly shows that, the result was that 80% of people think that CIBIL is beneficial in banks and only 20% of people think that it is not beneficial.
Q3:- Should CIBIL be implemented is appliance industry?
Table no. 3 Options | Total no | Percentage (%) | Yes | 71 | 71% | No | 29 | 29% | Total | 100 | 100% | Figure no.3

Interpretation: In the above mentioned data and also represented with the help of the diagram which clearly

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