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IT has great possibility of becoming an engine of accelerated economic growth, efficiency, improvement for all sectors of the economy, developing India’s position in export market, improving trade insufficiency and means of efficient governance. This study is based on secondary data and discussions with personnel concerned. The secondary data consists of the annual reports of three IT Industries ranging for the last 10 years. The data of the sample IT industries (for a period of five years from 2008 to 2012) has been collected from the annual reports published by the IT industries. The Financial tool that is used for the purpose of analysis are Earning Per Share(EPS), Operating Profit Margin(OPM), Net Profit Margin(NPM), Debt Equity Ratio(DER), Return On Assets(ROA), Return On Net worth(RNW), Current Ratio (CR), Fixed Assets Turnover Ratio(FTR) In this study we shall make analysis of each ratio by Descriptive Statistics (Mean, S.D., C.V.), Trend Analysis, One Way ANOVA and Two Way ANOVA.
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