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WHAT IS A RESEARCH PROJECT WORK ? It is an intensive study on a topic. It explores the subject in depth and elucidates information about the problem in-vestigated, the methods used to solve the problem, the results of the investigation and the conclusions inferred and a set of recommendations that can be implemented. Project research can be descriptive or explanatory. In a descriptive study we study the existing systems/ prevailing conditions of the topic under Research. In exploratory study we explore the area of study, by introducing new augments to the existing system and draw inferences and projections. 1.2 WHAT CAN BE STUDIED IN A PROJECT? The project taken for study can be related to a particular organization. It can be comparison study of many organizations. A project should preferably be conducted in the organization where the student is employed. 1.3 SUGGESTED AREAS OF STUDY: The list is attached for the same. The student should select one topic from the list of topics relating to his specialization. 1.4 Before embarking on the Project study, the student should identify the problem he intends to study and know the subject under study. He can facilitate this by reading material on the intended study. 1.5 Do you have access to the materials, data, and references for the study? A review of the Literature i.e., the studies done so far, the topics studied, will give a comprehensive view to the student as to which area of study is found wanting or there is a lacuna. This enables a student to select the area of study that is most recent, and has most application value. This information can be acquired by reading periodicals and recent publications. 1.6 Is a guide available to you? Is the guide adept and well versed with the area of research you want to undertake? The student has to take the necessary permission from the current employer if he intends to conduct the study in the organization he is working. 1.7 As a case study, the student can select his own organization in which he is employed or choose some other organization or could take up an industry vertical. If the topic selected happens to be a general one, then the student can do research from the internet or go through books/periodicals and obtain relevant information for his project. 2.0 SCOPE OF THE STUDY How valuable is the study to be done by you? Does it have application value? Can it be used for improvement by the organization? The study should highlight its application in day to day functioning or in a specific area of your specialization field. 2.1 The data collected could be primary i.e., gathered by your own observation, or it may be secondary i.e. taken
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from the records of the organization where the research is being undertaken like balance sheets, control figures, performance reports, sales reports etc. 2.2 Students must ensure that the project undertaken must be an original study. 3.0 SELECTION OF GUIDE A project report can be conducted with the guidance of the Project Guide. A guide has to be competent person possessing vast experience and knowledge in the field of research the student intends to study. The guide can even suggest to a student any relevant area for research. He / She should preferably be a senior member of the organization where the student is employed or could be from some other organization. 3.1 This set of guidelines for the project work is also given to the guide to ensure that the student abides by the format or project structure laid down by the institution. 3.2 A scanned copy of Certificate from the guide should be included in the Project Report. (See Appendix I) 3.3 It is advisable to prepare the project report under the supervision of a guide as it adds value to the project and also has a weightage in evaluation. However, if it is not possible to have a guide, a student can still submit the project report in which case certificate from the guide as stated in point 3.2 above need not be included in the Project Report. 4.0 STRUCTURE OF THE PROJECT REPORT A) INTRODUCTION - to the topic under study, e.g. if it is a study on Marketing Research practices, an introduction as to what is Marketing Research and its practices, and other information should be given. B) BACKGROUND - A brief background about the company/organization under study, like Name, Location etc. and also relevant details like organization structure, existing systems related to the particular subject under study and a brief write up of the problem you want to study in that organization. C) METHODOLOGY – It forms the crux of the report. It should clearly identify the Problem, the main objectives of the study, the scope which indicates the usefulness of the project, how applicable it is, and how it can be used by the organization for improved performance. 1) Review of Literature can be done included, which indicates the research done so far with regard to the particular subject.