Format I - Organistion Study

I.Title Page II.Declaration III.Certificate of the Organisation IV.Certificate of the Institution V.Acknowledgement VI.Contents VII.List of Tables and Charts VIII.Chapter 1. Introduction - Objectives of the study - Methodology - Scope of the Study - Limitations - Chapterisation Chapter 2. Industry Profile Chapter 3. Company Profile - History - Strategic Intent - Products Chapter 4. Organisational Structure Chapter 5. Analysis Objective Wise Chapter 6. SWOT Analysis Chapter 7. Findings, Conclusion and Suggestions. IX X Bibliography Appendix

Format II E Business Project

I.Title Page II.Declaration III.Certificate of the Organisation IV.Certificate of the Institution V.Acknowledgement VI.Contents VII.List of Tables and Charts VIII. Chapter 1.Introduction -Objectives -Methodology -Scope of the Study -Limitations Chapter 2.E-Business: Theoretical Perspective Chapter 3.E-Business in the industry. Chapter 4.E-Business in the Organisation -Model -Functioning -Advantages -Limitations Chapter 5. Findings, Conclusion and Suggestions IX.Bibliography X.Appendix

Format III Summer Project I.Title Page II.Declaration III.Certificate of the Organisation IV.Certificate of the Institution V.Acknowledgement VI.Contents VII.List of Tables and Charts VIII.Executive Summary IX.Chapter 1 Introduction . Statement of the problem . Review of literature . Objectives . Research Design - Type of research design - Data collection from secondary sources - Data collection from primary sources - Sampling techniques - Scaling techniques - Data analysis tools and techniques . Scope of the Study . Limitations . Chapterisation Chapter 2. Industry Profile Chapter 3. Company Profile Chapter 4. Data analysis and interpretation Chapter 5. Findings, Conclusion and Suggestions. X Bibliography XI . Appendix . Questionnaire and forms . Statistical Output etc.

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Annexure I - Title Page

Title of the Project (16 B TNR) : Logo of the Organisation: A --------------------------report submitted in partial fulfillment of requirement for the award of degree of (14 I TNR) Master of Business Administration of Kerala University ---14 B TNR Submitted by (14 BI TNR) Name: (14 B) Roll No: Under the guidance of (14 BI) Faculty guide ( Name ) Project Guide

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Annexure II - Declaration

DECLARATION I declare that the project report entitled .. submitted by me for the award of the degree of Master of Business Administration of the University of Kerala is my own work. The report has not been submitted for the award of any other degree of this

University or any other University.

Name and signature of the candidate. Place: Date Roll No:

Annexure III Certificate of the Institute (On the letterhead of IMK) Date..

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the project report entitled , submitted here is an bonafide record of the work done by Mr./Ms/Mrs.under my guidance in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the award of Degree in Master of Business Administration of the University of Kerala and this work has not been submitted by him/her for the award of any other degree, diploma or title of recognition earlier.

Director:

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Annexure IV References

Follow the following style for different types of references: Books Surname, First Names/Initials (year), Title in italics, Place: Publisher. Eg. Abraham, I. (1999), The Making of the Indian Atomic Bomb: Science, Secrecy Postcolonial State, New Delhi: Orient Longman. Articles or other work in a journal Surname, First Names/initials (year), Title of the article, Name of Journal in italics, vol. ((no): Page numbers. Eg. Arrow, K.J. (1962), The Economic Implications of Learning by Doing, Review of Economic Studies, 29 (3): 155-173. Article, chapter, or work in an edited volume Surmane, Firstnames/Initials (year), Title of the article, in Name of Editors (eds.) Title of the edited volume, Place; Publisher. Eg. Cox, Robert (1992), Towards a Post-1 legemonic: Conceptualisation of World Order: Reflections on the Relevancy of Ibn Khaldun, in James N.Rusenau and Ernst-otto Czempiel (eds.) Governance without Government: Order and Change in World Politics, Politics, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Article in a newspaper or magazine Eg.Surname, Firstnames/Initials (year), Title of the article, Newspaper, Place, Exact date (dd Month yyyy). Eg.Chatterjee, Partja (1999), Fragile Distinctions: Between Good and Bad Nationalism. and the