IIT Delhi study finds ways to improve customers experience with chatbots

1 min readUpdated on Mar 15, 2022 12:25 IST
Findings revealed that customer experience is built from the chatbot’s ability to predict suitable recommendation in minimal time.

Findings revealed that customer experience is built from the chatbot’s ability to predict suitable recommendation in minimal time.

Researchers at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Delhi conducted a study and listed out factors that play a key role in improving experience of customers who use AI-based chatbots in their day-to-day life for various purposes such as registering complaint, asking questions related to purchase, etc, and thus be taken into consideration while designing a chatbot. 

Researchers analyse 2.5L social media posts to extract parameters of chatbot 

The research team, led by Prof Arpan Kumar Kar from the Department of Management Studies, analysed over 2.5 lakh social media users’ posts to understand the experience creation process in B2B businesses that use chatbots for marketing automation. Subsequently, the team applied text mining approaches to extract the parameters of a chatbot that may influence customers’ experience. The text mining approach uses natural language processing to identify significant trends, relationships, and group emerging patterns related to customer experience. 

Their findings indicated that customer experience is built from the chatbot’s ability to predict the suitable recommendation in minimal time. Predictability is a crucial feature of an AI-based chatbot.  The primary driving factor for a customer to use a chatbot is finding accurate information, which the chatbot designing team should consider the most crucial factor. 

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The language used by the chatbot needs to be descriptive, simple, and query oriented. For example, when customers ask questions about the product information, chatbots can respond in the language customers are familiar with instead of technical details about the product. Trust is an essential constant while using chatbot services. So, firms need to specify privacy policy, safety precautions while using digital services.

“Besides predicting customer preference, a chatbot also needs to provide a user-friendly environment with a visual cue to capture customer information. The quality of service provided by chatbots must be satisfactory. So, businesses need to consider taking feedback from customers about chatbot services and moderate chatbot functionalities based on cocreated strategies,” said Prof Arpan Kumar Kar. 

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Indian Institute of Technology Delhi has been ranked by NIRF over past years under Engineering, Management, Overall and Research Institutions categories. Check below past-year trend for IIT Delhi in Overall category:

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Yes, Indian Institute of Technology Delhi has been ranked at 4 under 'Management' category in NIRF 2025 rankings. Previously, it was ranked at 4 in 2024 and 3 in 2023. 

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Both IIT Delhi and IIT Bombay are top choices for students wishing to pursue BTech. The NIRF rank of both the colleges are neck to neck. In NIRF 2025 rankings, IIT Delhi was ranked 2 whereas IIT Bombay was at 3 under Engineering category. BTech cutoffs of both the institutes are equally competitive.

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IIT Delhi offers a total of approximately 1,239 to 1,249 seats across its B.Tech, B.S., and dual degree programs.

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According to me, CS is the safest and most flexible choice, but Artificial Intelligence and Data Science offers faster growth in specialised sectors.  Automation and Robotics engineering has fewer mass-recruitment IT jobs compared to standard CS as it is heavily tied to core industrial sectors and h

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General AI category students need to secure a rank of at least 22, or preferably lower for admission to MSc in Economics programme. For other categories, the highest acceptable rank is given below for the same course.

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A rank of at least 175 is required in the General AI category in the last round to gain admission to the MSc in Physics course. Check the list below to know the highest acceptable rank for other categories for the aforementioned programme.

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