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INTRODUCTION
Mutual funds are institutions that collect money from several sources - individuals or institutions by issuing 'units', invest them on their behalf with predetermined investment objectives and manage the same all for a fee. They invest the money across a range of financial instruments falling into two broad categories equity and debt. Individual people and institutions no doubt, can and do invest in equity and debt instruments by themselves but this requires time and skill on both of which there are constraints.
LITERATURE REVIEW
Gupta Amitabh (2001) evaluated the performance of 73 selected schemes with different investment objectives, both from the public and Ramesh Chander Performance Appraisal of Mutual Funds in India. Singh, Jaspal and Subhash Chander (2003) identified that past record and growth prospects influenced the choice of scheme. Investors in mutual funds expected repurchase facility, prompt service and adequate information.
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
RESEARCH DESIGN: My research design on the basis of the data is descriptive report I have collect the data from various resources. SAMPLING TECHNIQUES: SAMPLE SIZE: 10 Industry DATA COLLECTION: Secondary data STEPS/STATISTICAL TECHNIQUE FOR DATA ANALYSIS: As my report is based on secondary data therefore I will disclose the statistical techniques and method in my dissertation report.