Business Decision Making

BUSINESS
DECISION
MAKING

TABLE OF CONTENT
• Introduction
• Objectives
• Research methodologies
• Pie chart
• Bar Graph
• Trend line
• Suggestion
• Conclusion

INTRODUCTION
In Business world, it is very important to make effective decision
that will be helpful in increasing the performance of company. So,
Business decision making is crucial aspect for any research as
many decision are made on that basis.

OBJECTIVE
The main objective of this research is to determine about the
student satisfaction and their experience from college.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES
• The main focus of this research is to use the eliminated the
literature gap.
• Research has a complete set of question that are asked
from student.
• Different kind of charts and graphs are utilize to show the
result.
• In this research the researcher have applied the descriptive
method to analyse the student review so that better result
are determined.

PIE CHART
Q1. Which course are you pursuing?
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16 15
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5
Q1
A) IT Management.
B) Accounting
C) MBA
D) Travel and Tourism.
E) Health and services

BAR GRAPH
Q6) Does college campus have proper facilitates like canteen,
auditorium, toilet etc. ?
A) No B) Yes C) can't say
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18
28
14 Respondent

TREND LINE
Row 1 Row 2 Row 3 Row 4
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Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
0
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9
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2 2
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2
No. of students
Linear (No. of students )
Satisfied students
Linear (Satisfied students)

SUGGESTION
• It has been suggested that college must involve more
attractive ways to provide advance learning
• Level of facilitates like library, sports club must be
improved.
• College must consider personal development classes for
student.

CONCLUSION
From the above presentation it has been concluded that business
decision are important for any research. As they are made from
various review and feedback that are ascertain from student and
other staff member.

REFERENCES
Li, J., Mei, C. and Lv, Y., 2011. Knowledge reduction in decision
formal contexts. Knowledge-Based Systems. 24(5). pp.709-
715.
Rudd, M., Vohs, K. D. and Aaker, J., 2012. Awe expands
people’s perception of time, alters decision making, and
enhances well-being. Psychological science. 23(10).
pp.1130-1136.

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