TITLE OF THE ASSIGNMENT PROJECT

A Assignment work Submitted to Department of Commerce, PGDAV College EVE for

the fulfill of B.Com (Prog.) Semester VI requirement

Session

Submitted by
Student Name
(College Roll Number)
Subject: Fundamentals of Investment (DSE-II)

Submitted to
Ramesh Kumar
Department of Commerce
PGDAV College Eve

Department of Commerce
PGDAV College EVE
(University of Delhi)
Nehru Nagar, Ring Road, New Delhi-110065
 Department of Commerce

PGDAV College EVE

(University of Delhi)
Nehru Nagar, Ring Road, New Delhi-110065

Title of Project :

Name of Student :

Subject Faculty Name :

Date :

Signature of Student

Name of Subject faculty:

 Contents

Sr. No Content Name Page No.

1 Introduction
2 Profile of Company/organization
3 Importance of the study
4 Scope of the study

5 Objectives of the study

6 Review work on Project
7 Research Methodology
7.1.Sources of information for the study
7.2.Sample Size of the study
7.3.Tool and Technique for data
Analysis
8 Data Analysis and Interpretation

9 Expected outcome of the study

10 Limitation of the Study

11 Conclusion

12 Bibliography
13 Appendix
 Research or Review Papers attached
 Questionnaire
 Department of Commerce

PGDAV College EVE

(University of Delhi)
Nehru Nagar, Ring Road, New Delhi-110065

CERTIFICATE

This is certified that the Assignment Project work on fundamentals Investment of

the Entitled “…………………………………” has not been done earlier by anybody in
anywhere.

(Student) (Subject Faculty Member)

Name Name
Subject:
Date:
OUTLINE OF THE PROPOSED RESEARCH WORK

Title of the Research Work:

1. Introduction
II. Profile of organization /Company
III. Importance of Study

IV. Scope of study

V. Objective of Study of Assignment project work

1. To

2. To

3. To

4. To

5. To
VI. Review of Work done on the topic: (in the given pattern only)
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.

Sample Format of writing the Review work

1. Danping Li et al.(2007) developed an antidiabetic formulation especially

adopted for type II diabetes, includes a combination of metformin and Glipizide
in a manner to control the moisture in the formulation.so that glipizide do not
hydrolyse yet metforminis imcompressible1
VII. Research Methodology:
 Sources of Information used for the study:

 Tools and Techniques for data analysis:

VIII. Data Analysis and Interpretation

IX. Expected outcome of the study

X. Limitation of Study

XI. Conclusion
XII. Bibliography
1.

2.

3.

4.

5.
 XIII. Appendix (If any)
 Research or Review Papers
 Questionnaire

Name and Signature of Student

Name & Signature of Subject Faculty

Date:
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Online link
https://www.boundless.com/accounting/textbooks/boundless-accounting-textbook/
detailed-review-of-the-statement-of-cash-flows-14/calculating-cash-flows-90/
preparation-of-the-statement-of-cash-flows-direct-method-401-7322/
Book
Atrill P. Financial Management for Decision Makers, 6th edition FT Prentice
Hall, Theory and Practice, 13 2012
th

Articles
Bhaskar, K.N. (1978) Linear programming and capital budgeting: the financial
problem, Journal of Business Finance and Accounting, 5 (2), Spring, 159–194

Graham, J.R., Harvey, C.R., and Rajgopal S. (2005), “The economic implications
of corporate financial reporting”, Journal of Accounting and Economics, Vol.
40 (1-3), pp. 3-73.

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