editorinchief@ijrtmr.com +91 9840521421 Scholarly Open Access, Peer-reviewed, Refereed Journal e-ISSN 2583-0368 Since 2021
  1. Home
  2. Archives
  3. 2026
  4. Vol. 6 Issue 5
  5. Article
Original Article

A comparative analysis on Financial Performance of Public and Private Sector Commercial Banks in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana states with special reference to customer perceptions

  • Paper ID 456
  • Volume 6, Issue 5
  • Pages 98-112
  • Published Online: September-October 2026
Open Access Peer Reviewed Crossref DOI

Authors

  • Murali Puja1
  • Dr. Shanmukha Rao Padala2

1 Research Scholar, Government College (A), Rajahmundry of Adikavi Nannaya University Rajahmahendravaram East Godavari & Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, TSR & ERR Government Degree College, Pamarru, Krishna, Andhra Pradesh, India. 2 Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, Government College(A), Rajahmahendravaram, Andhra Pradesh, India.

Article Information

Published Online
September-October 2026
Pages
98-112
Article Type
Original Article
Check for updates
check update

Abstract

View PDF

The financial performance of banks in India is a crucial indicator of their ability to generate profits and remain sustainable in the long run. This research paper aims to analyze the comparative analysis on financial performance of banks in India between public and private sectors and Andhra radish and Telangana states. For this purpose the study used reliability, assurance, tangibility, empathy and responsibility indicators of the banks. The study utilizes primary data from the bank customers of both public and private sector, and Andhra Pradesh and Telangana states. In conclusion, the findings demonstrate that both public and private sector banks play an important role in providing reliable and satisfactory banking services, but their strengths differ across various dimensions of financial performance. Public sector banks have an advantage in reliability, assurance, and tangible facilities, which contributes to greater customer confidence and a sense of security. In contrast, private sector banks perform better in empathy, customer relationships, prompt service delivery, and technological support. The study also reveals clear regional differences, with Telangana banks generally receiving more favourable customer perceptions in assurance, tangible facilities, and empathy, while Andhra Pradesh banks show better performance in certain aspects of responsibility and customer support. Since significant differences are observed across the five dimensions, the findings confirm that customers perceive meaningful differences between public and private sector banks. Overall, the results emphasize that banks can improve customer satisfaction and loyalty by strengthening service quality, adopting customer-oriented practices, investing in modern technology and infrastructure, and providing personalized and efficient banking services.

APC from ₹1200 + 18% GST

Peer-reviewed open access₹1200 Indian (₹1400 with DOI)$80 USD internationalpaid after acceptance Peer-reviewed open access₹1200 Indian$80 USD international ₹1200 Indian · $80 intl

  • CrossRef DOI
  • ISSN 2583-0368
  • Open Access
  • Peer Reviewed
  • Plagiarism Checked
  • Google Scholar
Submit Paper