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Item An Evaluation of Tara Segment of BRAC Bank PLC(Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science & Technology University, Dinajpur-5200, Bangladesh, 2024-06) Roy, AmitA country's ability to progress economically is largely dependent on its banks. By assisting the untapped market niche, BRAC Bank PLC, a fully functional commercial bank, has emerged as a leader in the SME financing industry. In order for me to successfully complete my internship at BRAC Bank PLC, I must turn in this report. There are two primary sections to this report: Within the first section is a succinct overview of the association, corporate mission, vision, values, and CSR initiatives. This section also includes a brief overview of my responsibilities. As an intern, I had to do my job. Additionally, the report's central hypothesis, the research methodology, and its limitations were briefly covered in this section. The report "A study on An Evaluation of Tara Segment of BRAC Bank PLC" forms the basis for the second section. This section provides a comprehensive summary of Bangladesh's population, labor force participation rate, and economy. It also contains a few scenarios regarding the sociocultural and economic status of women in our society. There, a variety of abstracts and research have been added to provide a comprehensive picture of women in our nation. Next, it was talked about the contributions made by BRAC Bank PLC and how, by supporting our women, they are fostering national development in our country. The financial product TARA has been covered in great detail, and the focus of the second section was on their contributions to women's empowerment. Many forms of assistance were obtained, and they were thoroughly described. To demonstrate the TARA segment's efficacy, numerous success stories were also included. The latter portion of the internship report includes information about my internship experience, the lessons I took away from it, how they made me stand out from the competition, and their long-term effects. There has also been discussion on the internship division's details and tasks. Finally, this research offers some suggestions on how to help women become self sufficient while still being able to compete in the industry.Item AN INTERNSHIP REPORT ON “General Banking Activities of Janata Bank Limited” A Study on M.K. Road Corporate Branch, Jessore(HAJEE MOHAMMOD DANESH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY, DINAJPUR, 2011-10) Ahmed, Sabbir; Md. Jamal UddinItem INTERNSHIP REPORT ON “A comparative study between Bangladesh Tourism Marketing and Malaysia Tourism Marketing”(HAJEE MOHAMMOD DANESH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY, DINAJPUR, 2014-05) Ahmed, Md. Emtiaz; Md. Farijul IslamItem INTERNSHIP REPORT On Green Banking Practices and Its Effects: A Study on Selected Commercial Bank Branches Located In Dinajpur and Nilphamari City(HAJEE MOHAMMAD DANESH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY, DINAJPUR., 2016-06) Roy, Prosenjit; Md. Jamal UddinBanking sector plays an outstanding role in the economic development in our country. Banks make profit to give loan to entrepreneur. Some projects destroy the environment financed by bank by increasing carbon die oxide in the world. To keep the world habitable, like other sectors, banking sector also has its responsibility to protect environment. To fulfill this responsibility, the banking sector has adopted the concept of Green Banking. The concept of Green banking is comparatively a new concept. It is a paperless banking, which not only reduces the cost of banking activities but also helps in environment sustainability. It helps in reducing the use of paper, power and energy. Thus the concept of green banking is evolved in response to the global initiative to save environment. It is a kind of welfare banking for the society at large, it responses to be green in daily operations and financing to projects. The main objective of this paper is to know about the initiatives taken by the banking sector. Banking sector plays a crucial and decisive role in promoting environmentally sustainable and environment friendly investments. Banks provides green finance and helps to spreads green products and starts green marketing. Thus, encouraging environmentally responsible investments and of Green banking activities should be one of the responsibilities of the banking sector. The Green initiatives taken by Banks or a concept of Green banking means using all of the banks resources with responsibility and care, avoiding waste and giving priority to choices that take care of environment. It also means promoting environmental-friendly practices and reducing your carbon footprint from your banking activities. The reasons for going green are manifold, and the key among them are: increasing energy consumption and energy prices, growing consumer interest in environmentally-friendly goods and services, higher expectations by the public on Bank’s environmental responsibilities and emerging stricter regulatory and compliance requirements of Bangladesh BankItem Customers’ Perceptions towards ATM Service: A Case Study of Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited(HAJEE MOHAMMAD DANESH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY, DINAJPUR., 2016-06) Jahin, Anika Rifat; Md. Jamal UddinItem INTERNSHIP REPORT On General Banking Activities of Sonali Bank Ltd., A Study on Ranigonj Bazar Branch, Dinajpur.(HAJEE MOHAMMAD DANESH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY, DINAJPUR., 2016-06) Lakra, Shopon; Abul KalamItem AN INTERNSHIP REPORT ON "Corporate Governance Practices of Jamuna Bank Ltd."(HAJEE MOHAMMAD DANESH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY, DINAJPUR., 2016-07) Islam, Md. Tariqul; Md. Reiazul HaqueItem An Internship Report On “CUSTOMER SATISFACTION OF SOUTHEAST BANK LIMITED, DINAJPUR BRANCH(HAJEE MOHAMMAD DANESH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY, DINAJPUR., 2016-07) Karim, Md. Rezaul; Dr. Shaikh Mostak AhammadThis Master’s thesis sought to assess and analyse customer satisfaction with service delivery of mobile telecommunication networks (MTNs) within Ghana. The main problem of this study was whether customers are satisfied with service delivery of MTNs in Ghana. The study was basically a survey that used both qualitative and quantitative approaches. A structured questionnaire was developed, pre-tested and personally administered to the target population of individual mobile subscribers. One thousand (1000) respondents were sampled from the target population of seven million, six hundred and four thousand and fifty-three (7, 604053) mobile telecom subscribers through a stratified random sampling. Out of this, nine hundred and thirty-seven (937) questionnaire constituting 93.7% response rate was got for analysis. The findings indicate that irrespective of mobile telecom network in Ghana, customer satisfaction is low; neither equal to nor better than desire and expectation of the customers. With respect to mobile network, customers are not satisfied with the service delivery of Mobile Network A. Customer satisfaction for company B is better than expected and at least equal to the desire of customers. For Mobile Network C and D, customer satisfaction is at least equal to customer expectation and desire. Again, this study concludes that overall customer satisfaction is significantly different among MTNs in Ghana, with customers of Company B, C and D rating their satisfaction with service quality higher than customers of Company A. Furthermore, customer satisfaction is better than expected for thirteen (13) dimensionitems of service quality, equal to expectation for fifteen (15) items and worse than expected for eight (8) dimensions of service quality. The findings also indicate that “Technical quality” is the most important dimension, followed by “empathy”, “reliability”, “economy”, “responsiveness”, “image”, and “assurance”, while “tangibles” is found not significantly important to the customers in Ghana’s MTNs. Most of the customer-satisfied dimensions were rated less important, while most of the customer-dissatisfied dimensions were rated more important. Moreover, the study found that Desire and Expectation Disconfirmations collectively and individually explain overall customer satisfaction significantly in Ghana’s MTNs. Customers’ switching intention is different among the networks, with the customers of Company A more willing to switch than those of Mobile Networks B, C and D. Generally the study implies that the National Communication Authority and other policy makers should take workable measures to propel MTNs in Ghana to improve upon their service quality in specific areas. A major limitation of this study is that a relatively smaller sample of the target population was used and limited to literates. It is recommended that further research should assess and analyse customer satisfaction with specific services across mobile telecom networks in GhanaItem INTERNSHIP REPORT On Financial Performance Evaluation of Sonali Bank Limited.(HAJEE MOHAMMAD DANESH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY, DINAJPUR., 2016-07) Hossain, Md. Showqat; Saiful IslamThe report has been prepared based on primary and secondary data collected from the different SBL officials of Dinajpur Court Building Branch and the experience gathered by myself during my working term in this Bank. The key parts of the report are ratio analysis, methods of financial statement analysis, advantages and limitations, performance evaluation in theoretical aspects, groups of financial ratios analysis, performance evaluation in quantitative analysis, findings, recommendations and conclusion. The discussion in the report discloses some problems and I tried my best to recommend some ways according to me as well as the employees of different banks and creditors and depositors. The financial performance evaluation process of Sonali Bank Limited is quite commendable. Systematic and timely monitoring and appropriate documentation are tried to be maintained. Informal conversation with some customers reveals that they approve the performance evaluation and management process of Sonali Bank Ltd. Filing procedure is not maintained in a definite and clear manner. It is difficult to locate the documents in a chronological and sequential manner. In the light of the above findings, some recommendations are proposed such as an uninterrupted network system has to be ensured. It will save the officials from much hassle and will save time. The financial performance evaluation should be made quicker since competition is very hard in today’s business world. The limitations of the study includes as the performance evaluation in the respect of quantitative analysis of SBL are of confidential nature and thus it is difficult to collect the necessary relevant data and information within this short time. The bank officials though helpful in every respect do not have much time to explain the internal procedures.Item A RESEARCH REPORT ON Liquidity and Profitability Analysis of Square Pharmaceuticals Limited, Bangladesh(HAJEE MOHAMMAD DANESH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY, DINAJPUR., 2016-06) Sumon, Md. Shariful Islam; Saiful Islam