Summer Report Guidelines

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Guidelines for Summer Project Report

Title PageFormat is shown in the separate page. Important thing to note is that Project

guide

has to be the Company person(s), who were responsible for guiding the

studentsin a major way, during the project.

Certificate

Certificate has to be given by the company. If required, Format of thecertificate is given below

Declaration

From the student(s), saying that this project report is their bonafide work andit has not been copied from elsewhere.

Preface

Acknowledgement

It is written to express gratitude to all the people, who have directly or indirectly contributed towards completion of this project.

This document gives an idea about the number, title and page numbers of thedifferent parts of the project report starting with

Executive Summary.

Table of contents

Table of illustrations, charts ( If necessary )This document gives an idea about the number, title and page references of the

illustrations used in the project.

Chapter 1: Introduction:

It is an introduction to the project. It talks about reasons behind taking this project

and is supported by data from the general environment.

Chapter 2: Industry Profile:

It talks about the industry related to the company selected for the project. It

includes data like major players and their main products, market shares of company and competitors, recent developments and future prospects

Chapter 3: Company Profile:



It describes company’s activities in terms of historical developments, products,

markets served, marketing policies, technology and financial performance (atleast

of the last financial year)

Chapter 4: Theoretical Aspects of the study:It includes literature review, theories and models used in the project along with

the reference of the theories and models from where they are originally published

Chapter 5:

Research Methodology:

i) Objectives of the Study:ii) Scope of the study: It talks about the area or region covered in the project

report or may talk about the period of study etc.

iii) Data Collection:

a) Primary data b) Secondary data

If Primary data is not used, do not mention about primary dataiv) Sample Design: (If primary survey is done)

Type of Research, Type of sampling, Sample Size (With Justification)

show the calculation used for deciding the sample size, Sample Frame or unit ( Population covered with specifications like salaried, businessmen

etc. if required)

v) Data Analysis Tools:

Statistical models like chi-square test, regression analysis, correlation etc.,Concepts like SWOT analysis, Porter’s Five Force Model, BCG Matrix

etc. (Use these statistical models and concepts according to necessity)

Chapter 6: Data Analysis

Analysis of the data graphically as well as using statistical tools like t test,

chi square, ANOVA, regression etc.Chapter 7 Findings

With the support of tables and graphical analysis (pie charts, bar charts etc),

figures are to be interpreted.

Chapter 8: Recommendations:\

Chapter 9: limitations

Chapter 10: Conclusion

What was the objective of the study? What method was used? What are your overall

findings from the project and recommendations and what further research can be done

related to this topic?



Bibliography:

Books, Journals, Magazines, Newspapers, Websites etc.

In case of Journals, Magazines, Newspapers:

Start with the Author’s name, followed by title of the article, name of the

journal/magazine/newspaper, month, year and any other details, if necessary.

In case of website, mention the full name

In case of Book:

Start with the Author’s name, followed by title of the chapter or the note, name of

the book, edition, publication year and any other details, if necessary.

Annexure:

Questionnaire (If any); Reference articles from newspapers/magazines/journals,

Reference tables or figures from published sources

Documents

Summer Report Guidelines