Abstract
This paper seeks to measure the OTE, PTE and SE of PuSBs and PrSBs for the year 2009 to 2010 using DEA. The findings show that: 1) PuSBs outperformed PrSBs in all categories of efficiencies; 2) the contribution of scale inefficiency in overall technical inefficiency has been observed to be smaller than the contribution of pure technical inefficiency; 3) in PuSBs, State Bank of India (SBI) & its Associates outperformed nationalised banks and in PrSBs, new PrSBs outperformed old PrSBs; 4) the highest and lowest levels of average overall technical inefficiency have been seen for old PrSBs (48.8%) and SBI & its Associates (2.2%), respectively; 5) the results of the present study, by sensitivity analysis, are quite robust to discriminate between efficient and inefficient banks.
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