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If any country wants to develop, developing the banking sector is an indispensable condition. India is currently the most populous country in the world. Now it was very inconvenient for the banks to provide banking services to this growing population through traditional methods and another problem was that there were not enough profitability opportunities for banks in the remote areas of the villages, so Banks did not like to invest within the villages so the villagers had to suffer a lot to access the banking facilities. To remove these problem, banks introduced new facilities which are internet banking and mobile banking. The inception of internet banking traces back to the late 20th century the early stage of online banking began with the development of telecommunication network and the internet and India embraced internet banking in the early 2000's, marking of significant milestone in the country's banking sector and mobile banking has its roots in the late 1990's and early 2000's when banks started experimenting with providing basic services through mobile phones. The Kothari punch in the preamble to is constitution has stated that the future of India is being shaped in its classrooms. For this reason if we want to know how successful internet banking and mobile banking has been or how successful it can be, the first need to know how much student accept mobile banking and internet banking. Hence the present paper has studied the detailed information about a study of students acceptance for E-Banking and mobile banking in Surat. The main objective of this paper is to find out the extent to which internet banking and mobile banking have been accepted by the students of Surat and the advantages and limitation of internet banking and mobile banking are known in detail at the end of the conclusion. Keywords: Electronic banking, Mobile banking, Mobile payments, Mobile wallets, Transfer fund, Security measures, Account management