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This study examines the students’ satisfaction level in GIFT University in Pakistan. The study focuses on
the factors like learning environment, teaching method, university image and service quality. Students’
response measured through an adapted questionnaire on a 5-point likert scale. The sample size of the study
consisted of 50 students belong to GIFT University Gujranwala. The results of regression analysis reveal
that all attributes have significant and positive impact on students’ satisfaction in GIFT University.
However, service quality is the most probability to make the students’ unsatisfied among all the variables,
therefore it requires special attention of the top management in the university to make a policy to proper
check and make the best services for the students in GIFT University.
Introduction
Regressions
Coefficients
Research analysis
Survey respondents included 24 male (48%) and
26 females (52%). Majority of the respondents The correlation matrix indicates that student
were between 21 years to 25 years of age showing satisfaction is positive correlated with the
68% of whole sample. 68% of respondents were learning environment (.357) at level of 0.01.
having undergraduate level of education while Similarly the teaching method is significantly
30% had master level of education. 12% Student weak positive correlated with student satisfaction
join university between years 1-2, 54%in (.126). University image has strong positive
majority who respond to questionnaire have 2-3 correlated with student satisfaction (.563). After
years duration. 30% students have duration that the service quality was also strong positive
between 3-4 years. And 4% students have their correlated with student satisfaction (.579).
final year in university. And the correlation of learning
environment with teaching methodology
Description Analysis was weak positive that was .184, with
Descriptive outcome expose varying results of university image .281 that also weak
independent variables (learning environment, positive and with university image
teaching methodology, university image and correlation was .427.
service quality Student satisfaction is our Teaching methodology had positive
dependent variable. The highest calculated mean relation with university image was .350
of learning environment and teaching and with service quality .239 that was
methodology (3.63) shows student satisfaction also positive correlated
towards university, its shows that in Gift University image has strong positive
university students gain -quality of education in relation with service quality that was
an appropriate infrastructure and quality of .671 correlated.
facilities are available to them. Next independent Regression
variable Service quality mean (3.3) shows that
With the help of Independent variables (learning
student respond neutral on the services provided
environment, teaching methodology, and
by the university, Management, student affairs
university image and service quality), dependent
and examiner department but mean shows that
variable (student satisfaction satisfaction)
students are not highly satisfied to them.
University image mean (3.25) that was also Adjusted R square = 0.361 its mean that only .36
neutral on student minds. Dependent variable percent best fitted there are 64% some other
Student satisfaction 3.24 shows that these variables who affect student satisfaction in case
variables highly affect student satisfaction. of high and low level of STD, but due to some
reasons we cannot include those variables.
Correlation Result
Correlation Coefficients, express the degree to
Correlation matrix was used to verify the
independent variables are related to the
existence of relationship between the
dependent variable. We have values of
independent variables i.e. learning environment,
coefficients, learning environment, teaching
teaching method, university image, service
methodology, and university image and service
quality and dependent variable student
quality 0.82, -0.56, 0.33 and 0.27 respectively.
satisfaction. Correlation is varying from -1to +1
All values reflect positive and comparatively high
(perfect or high negative correlation).
relatedness but teaching methodology has
negative relation with student satisfaction.
Conclusion instructor who are supervise us and also first
In this our research we select the student approval from university where we are study so if
satisfaction level in the university with the we publish this research with a wrong way than
respect of different factor analysis. The may be there is some problem us. So this is a
relationship of the learning environment, limitation of our study.
teaching method, university image, and service
After that another limitation in our study that is
quality are the main factors to increase the
we have less time for us to make or conduct a
student’s satisfaction level in university. That’s
research. So that we are unable to apply some
the major point which is enhancing the student
theories and not a good participate in our research
satisfaction level at the GIFT University.
as a result we also don’t have a good research on
Teaching methodology at the GIFT University is
student satisfaction that is a very interesting and
not satisfied for the students but teaching is a very
benefit for students and university.
important factor to increase the student
satisfaction level in university. The relationships Discussion
of students and teachers is not good according to
our research
The university image in society is also good and In this study to conduct the factors which are
a better relation with businesses that is from the enhance the student satisfaction and all these
respondents’ response. factors are also how much enhance the
Students is a product of university so university satisfaction of students in GIFT University. We
is more focus on marketing and advertisement take the some independent variable i.e. learning
then the students are more satisfied and proud to environment, teaching method, university image,
say that they are the part of GIFT University.. service quality and dependent variable student
satisfaction. In this all the variable accepted
Limitation except the service quality which is does not
explain strongly.
Our stage on research is very first in BBA level In our research analysis of correlation coefficient
so we have a less skills from researchers who are all independent variables have positive relation
a very experienced and knowledgeable about the with dependent variable student satisfaction but
research and others like in society and in the real teaching methodology shows negative beta which
world. May be we not make a good report on shows that students are not satisfied with teachers
student satisfaction which is beneficial for the teaching skills may be it could be gender
universities and societies both parties who are a discrimination between males and females
major play role in society. We read many article mostly male student said that teachers give
and observed that researcher have a very broad priority to females but this data is on sample
mind and update knowledge but we have not a based it is possible that all students have not this
better or at a level of researchers knowledge. But type of mind
we struggle that after a sometime we are in a
position of researcher and better research for
academic and business research. So this is may be
gape and also a limitation in our study
Recommendation
Another limitation also lies here in our research
According to our results the mechanism of study
that it is we do not publish this research in a
should be changed according to future need,
journal because we first have a approval from our
innovative and appropriated teaching
methodology should to be adopted to enhance
student satisfaction because this variable also
shows weak positive relation in correlation.
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