Jagannath International Management School,

Vasant Kunj
(Affiliated to GGS Indraprastha University, Delhi)
NAAC Accredited & ISO 9001 : 2008 Quality Certified

Date 10th March,

2011

NOTICE

Attn. BBA – VIth Semester Students Sub: BBA310 – Major

Project Report

During the VIth Semester each student shall undertake a project under the
supervision of a Faculty member. The names of the Project Guides are
indicated in Annexure–I with the Roll nos. of the students.

Guidelines for preparation of Project are furnished as per Annexure – II

The Project topic shall be decided in consultation with Project Guide. The
synopsis of the project is to be submitted to the respective guide in the
designated format (Annexure–III) latest by 22nd March, 2011 for approval
/ revision and shall be finalized by 26th March, 2011.

The Project report in duplicate along with a soft copy in the structured
format Annexure–IV is to be submitted to Project Guide latest by 12th
April, 2011 for presentation and evaluation. During the preparation of the
report the students are directed to interact every week with their Guide
for ensuring requisite quality and standard.

Report shall be A-4 size in 12 font neatly typed with double space covered
between 80 to 100 pages.

The project report shall carry 100 marks which shall be evaluated by an
External Examiner for 50 marks & Internal Examiner for balance 50 marks.

Prof. S. K. Dogra Prof. B. Manchanda

(HOD – Mgmt –I) (HOD – Mgmt –II)

Forwarded to: Notice Board, Concerned Faculty Members (BBA)

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 Annexur
e–I

Facultywise Allocation - Project Report Guides:

Students Sl. Nos. (M-A) (M-B) (E-A)

(E-B)

Prof. Pradip K. Mukherjee 01 to 05 01 to 05 ---

---
Dr. Silky V. Kushwah 06 to 09 06 to 09 06 to 08
06 to 07
Dr. Reshmi Manna 10 to 13 10 to 13 09 to 11
08 to 09
Dr. Hakimuddin Khan 01 to 05 01
to 05
Ms. Anjali Singh 14 to 17 14 to 17 12 to 15
10 to 11
Ms. Himani Gupta 18 to 21 18 to 21 16 to 19
12 to 13
Ms. Neelam Dasgupta 22 to 25 22 to 25 20 to 23
14 to 15
Mr. Titto Varghese 26 to 29 26 to 29 24 to 27
16 to 17
Ms. Sargam Makkar 30 to 33 30 to 33 28 to 31
18 to 19
Ms. Poonam Malik 34 to 37 34 to 37 32 to 35
20 to 21
Ms Manisha Gupta 38 to 41 44 to 47 36 to 39
22 to 23
Ms. Kanika Bakshi 42 to 45 48 to 51 40 to 43
24 to 25
Mr. Vijay Gupta 46 to 49 52 to 55 44 to 47
26 to 27
Ms. Shruti Minocha 47 to 51 56 to 59 48 to 50
28 to 29
Ms. Meghna Singh --- 60 to 65 51 to 59
---
Ms. Anisha Sharma Students opting for I.T. related areas

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Note : Allocation of work for Ms. Jyoti Suri & Ms. Deergha Sharma would be
advised later.

Annexure – II
Guidelines for Preparation of the Project:
1. What is a Project ?
A project is a systematic study of a real issue to resolve the problem
with application of management concepts & skills. It involves
collection, analysis & interpretation of data scientifically leading to valid
conclusion.
2. Why Project Work ?
The purposes of the project work for students are –
• Provide an opportunity to apply the theoretical concept to actual
situations.
• To explore the skills for gaining practical knowledge about real life
situations.
• To generate approach and confidence in problem solving.
• To equip with tools & techniques of gathering, selecting, sorting &
analyzing the information for relevant use in practice.
3. Selection of Topic.
The choice should emerge from your area of interest & considering
your ability to generate relevant data. The nature & scope of problem
definition has to be clear indicating also the need for the ‘Research
Project’.
4. Project Synopsis.
Once you have selected a topic, defined the problem with scope &
outlined the manner of study, submit the synopsis as per Attachment -
I format for approval of the Project Guide.
5. Desk Work.
Before starting the project carry out a preliminary survey of the
available literature on the topic. This study will help you in
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 understanding the problem in depth & different aspects which are
being investigated. Some studies require the statement of hypothesis.
The project then would be based on testing the hypothesis to verify or
reject it.
6. Methodology.
The quality of project work shall depend upon the methodology you
adopt for study with consideration to the nature of the project. The
main strength of your report comes from identifying, collecting, sorting,
synthesizing & analyzing information. Having identified which information
is relevant & needs to be collected you have to define how this will be
done. However, where the volume of data is very large, suitable sampling
methods need to be adopted. Sample size & coverage are to be clearly
mentioned. For collection of data, proper questionnaire matching
requirements is to be designed. Tabulation, classification, analysis,
interpretation & comparison are essential steps for processing data.

Annexure
– III

SYNOPSIS

1. Title of the Project:

2. Functional Area: HR Marketing Finance IT

3. Why is the particular topic chosen?

4. What contribution would the project make?

5. Objectives and scope of study:

6. Methodology:

7. Data collection source:

8. How do you plan to proceed for the project?

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 Signature of Student Approved / Re-
submit

Name:……………………………. Signature of
Guide…………………..

Enrollment No. ………………….. Name…………………………………

Date……………………………… Date………………………………

Annexure – IV

Report Writing.

(1) Front / Cover page.

PROJECT REPORT
on
(Name of the Topic)

Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements of

Bachelor of Business Administration
of
Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

Submitted by : Name - Submitted to :

Enrollment No. Name of
Faculty
BBA – VI Semester

Jagannath International Management School

(Affiliated to GGS Indraprastha University, Delhi)
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Vasant Kunj, New Delhi – 110070
____________________________________________________________________

(2) Table of Contents or Index.

Provide the contents / title of all chapters & major sub-divisions,
bibliography and appendices as applicable with page numbers in
the following order.
Sl. No. Contents Page No.
1.0 Preface
2.0 Acknowledgement
3.0 Certificate
4.0 Synopsis
5.0 Introduction (covering background of the problem,
area of
investigation with objectives, scope & impact of the
study.)
6.0 Theoretical Perspective (covering present status in the
relevant
field, major findings, necessity of the study and
approach
you intend to follow.)
7.0 Methodology (covering steps followed in completing the
study viz.
if you have done sample survey –the basis of sampling,
sample size, etc. sources of primary & secondary data
to be
stated and the way you have processed the data.)
8.0 Analysis (covering presentation, analysis & discussion
on relevant
data, etc.)
9.0 Findings (summary of the result.)
10.0 Limitations (constraints encountered or anticipated
problems.)
11.0 Conclusions (covering recommendations / suggestions
towards
improvement)
12.0 Appendices (listed alphabetically like Appendix-A,
Appendix-B,
etc. containing the tables & data collected for study.)
13.0 Annexures (numbered numerically like Annexure-I,
Annexure-II,
etc. containing supporting information which though
not

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 collected as primary or secondary data but are relevant
in
discussion & easy reference.)
14.0 Bibliography (list of published sources consulted during
course
of the project.)

(P.S. Distribution & Number of Chapters to be decided suiting the

requirements & nature of the report.)

For guidance & clarification always contact the respective project

guide.

[ Reference Book : Research Methods for Business Students –

by
Mark Saunders, Philip Lewis & Adrian Thornhill ]

JIMS Library Book No. - 7731