Project Title: “­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­“

Submitted by

Student’s Name:

Regd. No:

Session: 2014­19

Project Report submitted in partial fulfilment 

for the DUAL DEGREE MANAGEMENT

Under the guidance of

Name of External Guide: Name of Internal Guide:

Designation: Designation:

Name of the Organization: Institute of Business & Computer Studies,

SOA Deemed to be University
 Institute of Technical Education & Research

Faculty of Engineering and Technology

Siksha ‘O’ Anusandhan Deemed to be University
Company Certificate or External Guide Certificate
 Internal Guide Certificate

Prof. ……………………….
Professor/ Asst. Professor / Lecturer
IBCS, SOA Deemed to be University

Certifi cate
This is to certify that Mr. / Ms. …………….., having regd
No………. has done this research project work on
“………………….” and submitted the report in partial fulfilment
for the dual degree management to ITER, SOA Deemed to be
University, Bhubaneswar under my supervision and guidance.

His / her report is the record of original work done by

Date : - / / 2018

Place : - Bhubaneswar (Prof………………….)

Project Guide
 Declaration

I, Mr./Ms………………, hereby declare that the project report

submitted by me entitled, “……………….” in the partial

fulfilment for the dual degree management to ITER, SOA

Deemed to be University, Bhubaneswar, is the record of

original work done by me. No part of the content of this

report has been submitted to any institution / university for

the award of any other degree. Previous works in this field

have been duly acknowledged as and when they have been

referred.

Date : - / /2018

Place : - Bhubaneswar (Name & Signature of

(Acknowledge   anyone   who   has   helped   you   in   your   work   such   as   your

supervisor, technical support staff, fellow students or external organisations.

Acknowledge the source of any work that is not your own.)

(Name & Signature of the

It is suggested that the abstract be structured as follows:

 Problem: What you tackled, and why this needed a solution

 Objectives: What you set out to achieve, and how this addressed the 

problem

 Methods of Study: How you went about solving the problem

 Achievements: What you managed to achieve, and how far it meets 

your objectives.
 Table of Contents

Subject Items Page No.

Chapter­I (Introduction)
 The Prologue
 Relevance of the Study
 Research Problem (Broad Statement, Dimensions, Research Questions)
 Objectives
 Methods of Study
A. Sample Design
B. Methods of Data Collection
C. Tools & Techniques of Data Analysis applied
 Scope and Limitation

Chapter­II (Literature Review / Theoretical Background)
 Conceptual Study
 Empirical Evidences
A. International Study
B. Indian Study

Chapter­III (Company / Product Profile)
 Concerned Industry Scenario
 Current Profile of the Company / (Company Name): An Overview
 Brief Profile of Products / services of the above said company 

Chapter­IV (Data Analysis and Interpretation)
 Demographic Analysis (Frequency Tables, Cross Tabulations)
 Descriptive Statistical Analysis
 Inferential Statistical Analysis

Chapter­V (Summary and Conclusion)
 Major Findings
 Managerial Implications
 Conclusion

Annexure
Bibliography
Sample copy of  Questionnaire (if any)
 List of Tables and Figures

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 Chapter­1 (Introduction)

1.1 First Section

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1.1.1 First Subsection

If necessary, also use subsections. 

1.1.2 Second Subsection

And, as required, more subsections.

1.2 Second Section
 Bibliography

Use the Bibliography paragraph style to enter and cross­reference document references. Books [1], 

standards [2], reports [3], journal articles [4], conference papers [4], and web pages  [5] are 

conventionally presented in slightly different ways.

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Edition. IOP Publishing Ltd., Bristol and Philadelphia.

[2] ISO. Language Of Temporal Ordering Specification, ISO 8807, International Organization for

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Report 1997:11, Swedish National Testing and Research Institute, Sweden.

[4] Angur, M. G., Nataraajan, R. and Jahera, J. S. (1999), Service Quality in the Banking 

Industry: An assessment in a Developing Economy, International Journal of Bank Marketing; 

Vol. 17, No.3; pp. 116­123

[5] Mishra U. S (2007), CRM in Banks: A Comparative Study of Public and Private Sector Banks 

in India, International Conference volume on “CRM: Concepts, Tools and Applications”, 

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