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Summer Training Guidelines for BBA Students

This document provides guidelines for BBA students to follow for their summer training program from 2010-2013. The objective of the summer training is for students to gain practical experience and apply what they have learned in their BBA program. Students are expected to complete projects in broad areas like management, marketing, finance, and human resources. They will evaluate student presentations based on project understanding, skill level, communication, and ability to answer questions. Students must submit a written report following specific formatting guidelines and including sections like introduction, methodology, company information, data analysis, and conclusions.

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Summer Training Guidelines for BBA Students

This document provides guidelines for BBA students to follow for their summer training program from 2010-2013. The objective of the summer training is for students to gain practical experience and apply what they have learned in their BBA program. Students are expected to complete projects in broad areas like management, marketing, finance, and human resources. They will evaluate student presentations based on project understanding, skill level, communication, and ability to answer questions. Students must submit a written report following specific formatting guidelines and including sections like introduction, methodology, company information, data analysis, and conclusions.

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SUMMER TRAINING GUIDELINES

BBA
2010-13
OBJECTIVE OF SUMMER TRAINING

The primary objective of Summer Training is to gain through practical experience, a sound
appreciation and understanding of the theoretical principles learnt during BBA. Summer
Training is oriented towards developing the skills, knowledge and attitudes needed to make an
effective start as a member of the Management profession.

This training is basically meant to understand the practical aspects of concepts learned during all the
semesters in the real life scenario. The training would impart practical exposure to all the students in the
Industry. The students will be doing projects relating to the different specialization areas as chosen by
them.
Advantages to be gained during Summer Training are:
Understanding real life situations in organizations and their related environments and accelerating
the learning process of how his / her knowledge could be used in a realistic way.
Systematic introduction to corporate Culture and development if requisite skills
Recognizing his / her responsibilities as a professional.
Understanding the formal and informal relationships in an organization.
Continuous learning.
Understanding problems and providing unique solutions.

Suggested Broad Areas
Management Change & destructing/ Management Control System/ Recruitment/ Selection/ Training
Development/Welfare measures / Trade unionism/IR/ Wage and Salary/ performance appraisal / Total
Quality Management/HRIS/ HRD Polices / Job satisfaction / Conflict Management/ Launching of new
projects/ Marketing strategies for financial sector / Dividend policy/ Financial analysis/ Budgeting
system/ Stress Audit/ Inventory /Role of financial instructions / Planning with PERT & CPM/ Working
Capital Management/ trade credit Mgt./ Marketing Strategies/ Customer Satisfaction / Consumer
Survey / Pricing Services/ Lunching of new Product/ Comparative analysis.

Presentation Evaluation Details:
The presentation/demonstration given by student will be evaluated on the basis of following criteria:
S. No Criteria
1. Project type and Level of Project
2. Understanding about Project *
3. Thoroughness in skill set **
4. Communication Skill and Confidence Level
5. Query Handling

Understanding about project of the students can be accessed and evaluated by checking whether
he/she is able to convince the layman and professional about the project which he/she has actually
developed. It includes the following parameters:
What is the project?
What it meant for?
How it is useful?
What kind of solutions it provides?
** Thoroughness in Skill set of students means whether he/she has through knowledge of the skill sets
used in developing his/her project.
Project Evaluation & Viva Voce:
At the end of the training period, students are required to present the project done, during the
training period in front of the panel. The panel will comprise of External examiners from the
corporate, I/C T & P Cell and Faculty advisors.




Submission of Summer Training Report:
1. Each student will make at least two copies of project report in the recommended format. It should
be typed on one side. The students will keep one copy of the project with themselves for their
further reference in future and one copy to the organization where they have done their summer
training (if required) and submit one copy to the concerned guide (internal) of the Mgt Dept.
2. Title/Project of two or more student cannot be same. It will not be acceptable.
3. Each student is required to make a soft copy of project( in CD ) and submit along with your project
report
4. The cover page must be hard bound in black color with golden embossing. The size of the report
would depend on the project undertaken. However it must be 125 (approx) typed pages on A4 size
paper. All the students are required to use the uniform font and format (except in heading and
subheadings) throughout the text of the report. For example, if anybody uses times new roman of
font size 12 in the text, then he/she will be using the same throughout the report
5. The project report must accompany two certificates (one from organization where you have done
your summer training and another from the department of management) authenticating the
originality of the work done in the prescribed format.
6. If any material in the report is picked up from any source and the source name is not referred in the
bibliography section then it will be treated as a case of plagiarism. (Cheating)
7. If the student uses any table/graph/ Figure, then it is to be numbered and source of information
from which it is collected, is to be mentioned under each.
8. Please do not include any header or footer in any page of the report. Only page numbers should be
mentioned at the bottom center of each page.

Typing Instructions:
Paper A4 Size
Font (Times New Roman)- 12 Points
Spacing between two lines 1.5
Margins Left = 1.5 inch, Right = 1 inch
Spacing within a sentence
Between words: 1 space
After a colon: 2 spaces
After a semi colon: 2 spaces
After a comma: 1 space
After a full stop: 2 spaces

Other Content Related Guidelines
Do not copy and paste information from other documents. Always write in your own words.
If you need to include information from other sources, properly quote or paraphrase, and give
citations.
Be consistent with the use of your abbreviations and state their long form when they are used for
the first time.
Be correct, consistent, and complete.
Make sure you cite any ideas that you borrow from other sources.

ALL THE STUDENTS ARE REQUIRED TO FOLLOW THE ABOVE STATED
GUIDELINES AND ARE REQUIRED TO WRITE THE PROJECT REPORT IN THEIR
OWN LANGUAGE.
For clarification on any point, student can feel free to contact to the Department of Management, IME,
Sahibabad, Ghaziabad
Sequence of the Project Report
The following sequence may be followed in the preparation of the Manuscript as well as the
Final report (Manuscript can be spiral bound):
1-Cover Page (on the black hard bound cover)
2-Title Page
3-Declaration
4-Certificate from the Industry
5- Certificate from the Dept. of Management
6- Acknowledgement
7-Executive Summary
8- Contents Page










Note- There should not be any page no on these pages
CERTIFICATES
You are required to attach two certificates
1. One Certificate will be given to you from the organization
2. Another certificate will be provided by the Dept. of Management
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Well its a project report and you have to write the acknowledgement and attach it as per sequencing.
Itll contain the names of the people you want to thank who helped you in this project (usually your
supervisor, parents, friends, teacher etc.)
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
It is a summary of a report prepared to give a brief but complete description of the purpose,Methods
used, results, and conclusions of your investigation for project report. ExecutiveSummaries are often
written to be understood by persons in administrative positions and those without research Training
CONTENTS
Chapter 1- Introduction Page No.
Have an introductory section that will make a smooth beginning to the document. Chapter- I should
contain introduction of the topic and company (The name of the company and department where you
have done your summer training, the main focus area of the company, and your motivation for choosing
this company as the place for your summer training), Need of the study, Scope the study etc.
Chapter 1I- Research Methodology
This chapter would contain the Research Methodology of the project report. It include Objective of the
study, Sources of data, Sample size, if any, Methods of data collection, Instrument used, Research
design, Tools and techniques of analysis etc
Chapter- I1I- Organization Information
It should contain introduction about the organization, its Product line, Features of the Product,
Marketing strategies, competitors, Govt. Policies, Taxation aspects, Major problems, Achievements,
Share Market position, National and International Image, Future Prospects etc
Chapter-1V-Descriptive work of subtopics of the study (It should not to be mentioned as a chapter
title)
This is the most important part of your report. It should contain detail about the various subtopics of the
projects. The number of sections in this part, their titles, and their contents depend on the work that
you have done and the information you would like to provide.
This part should include at least the following:
o Information about the main topic, if the work you have done is part of such a topic.
o Detailed description of the work done, clearly state your own contribution and clearly identify
the distinctions from others work.
Chapter 1V Data Analysis and Interpretation
Chapter IV should contain the analysis of the questionnaire and other data collected from the different
sources by using latest techniques. An interpretation is an explanation, a means of presenting
information in understandable terms
Chapter V-Conclusions, Suggestions and Limitations of the Study
A conclusion is the final section of a report in which you have to tie together what was presented in the
report, summing up the main point, explaining how the report was proven, and successfullyclosing the
discussion. The conclusion is often the most difficult part of a report to write, and many students feel
that they have nothing left to say after having presented points proving their thesis in the body of the
report. However, the conclusion is often the part of the report that a reader remembers best, and thus
must be effective to be strong. Here you summarize the work you have done. Clearly re-state your
contribution, what you have learned, experienced and acquired. Relate these to what you have learned
in the organization. You can also give your suggestions and do not forget to quote the limitations of your
study.


-Bibliography (Please refer to the sample format given below)
-Annexure (if any)
-Checklist for the items in the report
Format for giving Bibliography or References
Bibliography or References can be included in the report according to the format given in the
following examples. References should be cited properly inside the text of the report.
Author, (Year).Title of Book. City of Publication: Publisher.
One Author Example: Brinkley, (1993). Alan. The Unfinished [Link] York: Knopf,.
Two or More Authors Example: Rowe, Richard, and Larry Jeffus. (2000). The Essential
Welder: Gas Metal Arc Welding Classroom Manual. Albany: Delmar.
SCHOLARLY JOURNAL ARTICLES
Author."Title of Article."Title of Journal Volume number (Year): Page(s).
Example: Davis, William D., Thomas Cleary, Michelle Donnelly, and Samuel Hellerman.
(2003) "Using Sensor Signals to Analyze Fires." Fire Technology 39: 295-308.
WHAT GOES INTO AN ANNEXURE
Supplementary & Secondary Reference
Original data
Long Tables
Questionnaires & Letters
Schedules or forms used in collecting data
Internet Printout
Industry Printout

Checklist of items for the Final Project Report
This checklist is to be attached as the last page of the report.
This checklist is to be duly completed, verified and signed by the student.
1. Is the report properly hard bound/Spiral bound. Yes / No
2. Is the Cover page in proper format as given in Annexure A? Yes / No
3. Is the Title page (Inner cover page) in proper format? Yes / No
4. (a) Is the Certificate from the Supervisor in proper format?
(b) Has it been signed by the Supervisor?
Yes / No
Yes / No
5. Is the Abstract included in the report properly written within one page?
Have the keywords been specified properly?
Yes / No
Yes / No
6. Is the title of your report appropriate? The title should be adequately
descriptive, precise and must reflect scope of the actual work done.
Yes / No

7. Have you included the List of abbreviations / Acronyms? Uncommon
abbreviations / Acronyms should not be used in the title.
Yes / No
8. Does the Report contain a summary of the literature survey? Yes / No
9. Does the Table of Contents include page numbers?
(i). Are the Pages numbered properly?
(ii). Are the Figures numbered properly? (Figure Numbers and Figure
Titles at the bottom of the figures)
(iii). Are the Tables numbered properly? (Table Numbers and Table
Titles at the top of the tables)
(iv). Are the Captions for the Figures and Tables proper?
(v). Are the Appendices numbered properly?
Yes / No
Yes / No
Yes / No
Yes / No
Yes / No

Yes / No
Yes / No
10. Is the conclusion of the Report based on discussion of the work? Yes / No
11. Are References or Bibliography given at the end of the Report?
Have the References been cited properly inside the text of the Report?
Is the citation of References in proper format?
Yes / No
Yes / No
Yes / No
12. Have you written your report according to the guidelines?
The report should not be a mere printout of a Power Point Presentation.
source code need not be included in the report.
Yes / No
13. A Compact Disk (CD) containing the softcopy of the Final Report and a copy
of the Final Seminar Presentation made to the Supervisor / Examiner
(both preferably in PDF format only) has been placed in a protective
jacket securely fastened to the inner back cover of the Final Report.
Please write your name and Roll No with a marker on the CD as well
as the CD Jacket.
Yes / No

Declaration by Student:
I certify that I have properly verified all the items in this checklist and ensure that the report is in proper
format as specified in the course handout.
Name of the Student Roll No.


Signature of the Student Date

FORMATS

<Project Title> (Size 18)
PROJECT REPORT (Size 18)
2012
Submitted for the partial fulfillment of the requirement for the award (Italic size 16)
Of
BACHELOR OF BUSINESSS ADMINISTRATION
(Font-Monotype Corsiva, size 16)

SUBMITTED BY

<Student Name> (size14)

<ROLLNO.>


UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF (Size 16)
External: Name of the Supervisor (Size 14)
Internal: Name of the Supervisor (Size 14)

Department of Management (Size 16)
INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION, SAHIBABAD (size 18)
Sample Format of Title Page of the Project report Work (No Page No. on this page)

<Project Title> (Size 18)
PROJECT REPORT (Size 18)
2012
Submitted for the partial fulfillment of the requirement for the award (Italic size 16)
Of
BACHELOR OF BUSINESSS ADMINISTRATION
(Font-Monotype Corsiva, size 16)

SUBMITTED BY

<Student Name> (size14)

<ROLLNO.>

UNDER THE SUPERVISION OF (Size 16)
External: Name of the Supervisor (Size 14)
Internal: Name of the Supervisor (Size 14)

Department of Management (Size 16)
INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION, SAHIBABAD (size 18)
Sample Format of Title Page of the Project report Work (No Page No. on this page)

DECLARATION







I hereby declare that the project report entitled (Topic of the Report) submitted for the BBA is
my original work and the Project Report has not formed the basis for the award of any degree, diploma,
associateship, or other similar titles.


Date
Place Signature





Note- You are required to paste your photograph on this page also. (Scanned photograph
INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION
G. T. Road, Sahibabad, Ghaziabad (U.P.)



DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT


CERTIFICATE


This is to certify that the Summer Training Project titled Title of the Project
submitted by (Name of the Student) (Roll No.) for the partial fulfillment of the
requirements of BBA (Batch 2011-2013), embodies the bonafide work done by
him/her under my supervision.

______________________
Signature of the Guide


Place: _____________________

INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION
G. T. Road, Sahibabad, Ghaziabad (U.P.)



DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT


CERTIFICATE


This is to certify that the Dissertation titled Title of the Dissertation submitted
by (Name of the Student) (Roll No.) for the partial fulfillment of the
requirements of BBA (Batch 2010-13), embodies the bonafide work done by
him/her under my supervision.

______________________
Signature of the Guide


Place: _____________________
Date: ______________________

Sequence of items in the Report


The following sequence may be followed in the preparation of the Manuscript as
well as the final report (Manuscript can be spiral bound):

1. Cover Page (On the black hardbound cover)
2. Title Page
3. Certificate from the Supervisor
4. Acknowledgements
5. Abstract

6. Contents:
(1) Introduction
- Need of the Study
- Background
- Scope of the Study
(2) Descriptive work of subtopic on Study. (Review of Literature)
(3) Research Methodology
- Objective of Study
- Sample size, Instrument used, Research design, Methods of data
collection. etc.

(4) Data Analysis (Result Discussion)
(5) Conclusions
(6) Suggestions and Limitations of the Study.

Bibliography (if any)/References (Please refer to the sample format given
below)
Appendices (if any)
Checklist for the items in the report

Note: Please do not include any header or footer in any page of the report. Only
page numbers should be mentioned at the bottom center of each page. For
guidelines regarding preparation of the report, please consult your textbook for
Technical Report Writing / Technical Communication.

Bibliography

Checklist







Format of Abstract


INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT EDUCATION, SAHIBABAD


ROLL No. : _______________________________________

NAME OF THE STUDENT : _______________________________________

EMAIL ADDRESS : _______________________________________

ORGANISATION NAME AND ADDRESS : __________________________________

SUPERVISORS NAME(Internal/External):
___________________________________________________________

SUPERVISORS EMAIL ADDRESS (Internal/External):
____________________________________________________________

PROJECT REPORT TITLE : _______________________________________


ABSTRACT : (Should be neatly word processed; should be min. of 150 words and max. of
250 words)

____________________
(Signature of the Student)

Name: ______________

Date: _______________



Signature of the Supervisor


Internal External

Name: ________________ Name: _____________

Date: _________________ Date: ______________

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Adhering to formatting guidelines in project reports ensures consistency, readability, and professionalism. It demonstrates attention to detail and the student's ability to follow structured guidelines, which is critical in professional environments. Proper formatting helps in effective communication of ideas, aids in evaluating the report more efficiently, and prevents misunderstandings. It also includes measures against plagiarism by citing sources and organizing content systematically .

Project documentation is pivotal in the summer training guidelines as it serves multiple purposes: it provides a formal record of the student’s work, helps in evaluating the student’s comprehension and the originality of work, and aids in future reference for both students and the involved organizations. The process of documentation includes creating hard and soft copies of reports, adhering to formatting and structure guidelines, and ensuring inclusion of essential components like acknowledgments, executive summary, and certificates authenticating originality to prevent plagiarism .

A comprehensive project report should include several components in a specified order: Cover Page, Title Page, Certificates from the organization and department, Acknowledgments, Executive Summary, Table of Contents, Chapters detailing the Introduction, Research Methodology, Organization Information, and Descriptive Work, followed by Data Analysis, Conclusions, Suggestions, Limitations, Bibliography, References, and Appendices. These components ensure that the student systematically documents the project, maintaining clarity, thoroughness, and professional integrity .

The inclusion of certificates from both the organization and the management department is necessary to authenticate the originality of the student's work and verify that the project was completed under appropriate supervision. These certificates serve as an official endorsement of the student's efforts and confirm that the work presented is an outcome of genuine industry exposure and academic diligence .

The Executive Summary holds significant importance as it provides a brief yet comprehensive overview of the project report, covering the purpose, methods, results, and conclusions. It is designed to be understood by administrators and those without research training, ensuring the report's essentials can be grasped quickly. This summary aids in communicating the core of the project effectively to all stakeholders .

The presentation evaluation method contributes to professional development by assessing the student's ability to clearly articulate their project’s objectives, methodology, and outcomes in a confident manner. It tests their communication skills, confidence, and capacity to handle queries, which are critical skills in a professional setting. This process requires students to not only understand their project thoroughly but to also anticipate questions and respond effectively, closely mirroring real-world business presentations .

Summer training is crucial for BBA students as it bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. It provides a systematic introduction to corporate culture, develops necessary skills, and helps students appreciate and understand theoretical principles in real-world scenarios. The training accelerates the learning process by exposing students to real-life organizational situations, enhances their problem-solving abilities, and develops their understanding of professional responsibilities and informal/formal relationships within a business environment .

Not following plagiarism guidelines can result in the project being treated as a case of cheating. If a student copies material without proper citations or does not reference borrowed ideas, the integrity of the work is compromised, which could lead to academic penalties. The guidelines strictly mandate citation of all non-original material to authenticate the originality of the student's work .

The summer training guidelines foster continuous learning by exposing students to real-world business scenarios where they must apply their academic knowledge creatively and practically. It encourages problem-solving through understanding organizational challenges and formulating unique, applicable solutions. These experiences enhance the student's capability to adapt and think critically in dynamic work environments, an essential skill for management professionals .

The summer training project evaluation ensures comprehension by requiring students to convincingly explain their projects to both laymen and professionals. This includes describing the project's purpose, usefulness, and the solutions it offers. The evaluation also assesses students' thoroughness in their skill set, their communication skills, and confidence during presentations and query-handling sessions. These criteria ensure that students not only understand their work in depth but can also effectively communicate and defend their projects .

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