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FInal Year Project

The document provides guidelines for project reports that must be submitted by students in their second year of MMS, PGDM, and PGDM (PHM) programs. It outlines requirements for report formatting such as the number of copies to submit, paper size, page margins, font size and spacing. It also provides sample chapter outlines for empirical and qualitative research-based project reports, detailing what should be included in chapters like the introduction, literature review, analysis and findings, conclusions, and appendices. Students are advised to follow the formatting guidelines and report structures provided when submitting their project reports.

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FInal Year Project

The document provides guidelines for project reports that must be submitted by students in their second year of MMS, PGDM, and PGDM (PHM) programs. It outlines requirements for report formatting such as the number of copies to submit, paper size, page margins, font size and spacing. It also provides sample chapter outlines for empirical and qualitative research-based project reports, detailing what should be included in chapters like the introduction, literature review, analysis and findings, conclusions, and appendices. Students are advised to follow the formatting guidelines and report structures provided when submitting their project reports.

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Indian Education Society’s

Management College and Research Centre


Mumbai

All 2nd Year MMS, PGDM and PGDM (PHM) Students


Project Report Guidelines

1. NUMBER OF COPIES TO BE SUBMITTED:

Students should submit one copy to the Administrative Office on or before the specified
date.
The Report should be made in executive bond paper and bound in black,
matt finish with gold coloured embossing and gold coloured Corner
safety clips. None of the pages should have a border.

Students are advised to keep one bound copy for themselves.

2. SIZE OF PROJECT REPORT:


The size of project report should be in the range of 60-120 pages of typed matter
reckoned from page # 1 beginning with Executive Summary. The emphasis is on
Quality and Content and NOT on number of pages.

3. PAGE DIMENSIONS AND MARGINS:


The dimensions of the final bound copy of the project report should be in standard A4
size. 80 gsm paper may be used for preparing the copies.

The final copy of the project report (at the time of submission) should have the
following page margins:

Top edge : 3 cm to 3.5 cm (1.2” to 1.4”)


Bottom edge : 2.5 cm to 3 cm (1” to 1.2”)
Left side : 3. 5 cm to 4.0 cm (1.4” to 1.6”)
Right side : 2 cm to 2.5 cm (0.8” to 1”)

4. FONT SIZE AND SPACING:


The report should be typed in ‘Times New Roman’, font size 12 in one and half line
spacing. Headings and Titles should in ‘Times New Roman’, font size 14.

The following pages show the sequencing for the Final Year Project Report and
guidelines / samples for the pages.

Table of Contents
Page No.

Executive Summary …………

CHAPTER 1 : 1 Introduction ………….


: 1.1 Introduction to the Project ………….
: 1.2 Introduction to the Industry ………….
: 1.3 Introduction to the Company
………….
: 1.4 Objectives ………….
: 1.5 Methodology ………….
: 1.6 Sampling Design and Sample Size ………….
: 1.7 Limitations of the Report ………….

CHAPTER 2 : 2 Literature review ………….

CHAPTER 3 : 3 Analysis & Findings

CHAPTER 4 : 4 Conclusions & Recommendations ………….

APPENDICES : A-1 All tables


………….
: A-2 ………….
: A-3 ………….
: A-4
: B-1 Questionnaire ………….
: Bibliography …………..
For Primary Data based (Empirical) projects -Structure of the Report will
be as under
*** KIND ATTENTION

Title 1. “ A Study on Consumer Perception of Luxury


Fashion Brand…..” is the correct format.
Declaration For putting the tittle.

Certificate “ To Study….” is never the format used to present a


project title.
Acknowledgements
2.Please Use Title Case for presenting the Project Title
Table of Contents

List of Tables, Charts, Graphs, etc.

List of Abbreviations.

Page No.
Executive Summary (max 1-2 pages) …………

CHAPTER – I Introduction to the Industry …………


Introduction to the Company …………
Introduction to the Project …………

CHAPTER –II Objectives …………


Methodology …………
Sample Design and Sample Size …………
Scope and Limitations …………

CHAPTER – II! : Analysis & Findings …………


(Detailed Analysis with graphs )

CHAPTER – IV : Conclusions …………


Recommendations …………

ANNEXURES : Questionnaire …………


Tables …………

References and Bibliography …………


For Projects based on Qualitative Data ( Cases/ Indepth interviews/ FGD -
Structure of the Report will be as under

Title

Declaration

Certificate

Acknowledgements

Table of Contents

List of Tables, Charts, Graphs, etc.

List of Abbreviations.

Page No.
Executive Summary (max 1-2 pages) ………….

CHAPTER – I Introduction to the Industry …………


Introduction to the Company …………
Introduction to the Project …………

CHAPTER-II : Objectives …………


Methodology …………
Reviewing literature …………
Scope and Limitations …………

CHAPTER – III : Observations & Findings …………

CHAPTER – IV : Conclusions …………


Recommendations …………

ANNEXURES : Secondary data/tables …………

References and Bibliography …………


EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Executive Summary should be of 1-2 pages, which is a summary of your project giving your
Objectives, Methodology (including sampling if applicable) Findings + Brief
Recommendations, if any.

Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION
(1.1 /1.2 / 1.3)
Should include an introduction to your project, your industry and your company (as applicable).

1.4 OBJECTIVES /Hypothesis


State the Objectives and Hypothesis ( if any) of the project.

Example:
To explore----
To study----
To determine----

1.5 METHODOLOGY
Research methodology includes following stages:
• Research Design
• Nature of Data
• Research Instrument
• Sampling Technique / Sampling Frame/ Sample Size ( Minimum 150)
• Statistical Tools/Techniques

Chapter 2
LITERATURE REVIEW
Literature review should summarize the major contributions in the selected field and should
give an overview of the area of study.

10-15 Research paper/ research articles/research reports from reputed sources, holding
relevance to the research area chosen should be included in this section.

Chapter 3
ANALYSIS AND FINDINGS
State your analysis techniques and tools, if any, and furnish detailed analysis of your project.
Clearly include, as suitable, Diagrams, Pie-charts, Bar-diagrams, Graphs, to illustrate your
data concisely.

Please put the interpretation/ inference of the statistical analysis done below the tables/
charts /graphs.

Chapter 4
CONCLUSION & RECOMMENDATIONS
These must be based on your research findings.
APPENDICES
In case you have done statistical analysis, put in tables with proper labeling & numbering.
Include copy of questionnaire, if applicable.

BIBLIOGRAPHY
Include all sources of data – Primary and Secondary, Internet Sources,etc.

**Sample References
Newspaper Articles:
College officials agree to cut greenhouse gases. (2014, June 1). Times of India, p. A4.
Landler, M. (2014, June12). Bush’s Greenhouse Gas Plan Throws Europe Off Guard.
Economics Times, p. A7.
Magazine Articles:
Allen, L. (2004, August). Will Tuvalu disappear beneath the sea? Global warming threatens to
swamp a small island nation. Business week, 35(5), 44-52.

Websites:
United States Environmental Protection Agency. (2014, May 4). Climate Change. Retrieved
From the Environmental Protection Agency website: http://www.epa.gov/climatechange
Books:
Gore, A. (2006). An inconvenient truth: The planetary emergency of global warming and what
we can do about it. Emmaus, PA: Rodale.
Journal articles:
Baumrind, D. (1967). Child care practices anteceding three patterns of preschool behavior.
Genetic Psychology Monographs, 75(1), 43-88.

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