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Online shopping is also known as E-Shopping and it allows consumer directly to buy goods and services from a seller through internet using websites or mobile applications. Online shopping attitude refers to consumer’s psy chological state in terms of making purchases on the Internet e -Commerce is a general concept covering any form of business transaction or information exchange executed using Information and Communication Technology (ICT’s). E-Commerce takes place between companies and their consumers, or between companies & Government. E-Commerce includes buying and selling of goods and services and doing business over electronic- computer networks. There is huge scope of web-stores in various areas and in almost all the segments. The young population is the biggest at traction of this industry and they may contribute substantially to the growth of online shopping in India. The majority of internet users are youngsters, the majority of goods and services demanded are related to only this segment.This paper aims to analyse the general opinion of college students on online shopping, rank the advantages of online shopping, mentioned by the college students, and identify the problems of online shopping point out by the college students, advantages and its future and conclusion.
identify the problems, Online shopping, advantages, limitations
identify the problems, Online shopping, advantages, limitations
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