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The private sector banks in India characterize part of the Indian financial system that is comprised of both public and private sector banks. The private sector banks are the banks in which the larger parts of stake or value are held by private investors and not by the government. The banking in India has been conquered by public sector banks since the 1969 when every giant bank was nationalized by the government. Be that as it may, since liberalization in banking policies in 1990, new and old private sector banks have come into existence again. They have developed rapidly since liberalization over the two decades utilizing the innovation, making availed monetary tools and procedures and contemporary developments. The development of the economy relies on the proficiency and stability of the banking sector. The most critical factor which measures the wellbeing of the banking industry is the magnitude of NPAs. Non-Performing assets have put impact on the financial position of banks. This paper has made empirical study comparing level of NPAs between private sector banks under study.
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