Professional Documents
Culture Documents
1. TITLE PAGE (page number should not be assigned but considered as first page)
2. COLLEGE CERTIFICATE (page number should not be assigned but considered as second
page)
3. COMPANY CERTIFICATE (page number should not be assigned but considered as third
page)
4. DECLARATION (page number should be assigned & considered as fourth page in roman
5. PREFACE (page number should be assigned & considered as fifth page in roman only at the
center)
7. TABLE OF CONTENTS(page number should not be assigned & considered as seventh page
8. LIST OF TABLES(page number should be assigned & considered as eight page in roman
9. LIST OF CHARTS(page number should be assigned & considered as ninth page in roman
10. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (page number should be assigned & considered as tenth page in
roman only at the center. After this page rest of pages should be in decimal at the right side)
etc.)
machinery & productions, quality management, repair & maintenance, waste &
disposals etc.)
development etc.)
relationship etc.)
f. SWOT Analysis
17. HYPOTHESIS/HYPOTHESES
19. DATA ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION (charts, tables, illustrations, diagrmas, figures etc.)
20. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS/HYPOTHESIS TESTING (parametric test(s), non parametric
27. BIBLIOGRAPHY/REFERENCES
GUIDELINES
3. Paper size: A4
5. Total number of soft copies: 1 CD (CD Label should contain: Title of the project, Name of the
student, Semester, Class, Roll No., Enrollment No., Academic Year, Name of the faculty guide)
6. Heading/Sub headings: Left justified & bold. Main heads, Sub heads, Sub heads of sub heads
do have font size of 18, 16 & 14 respectively. No underline, No bullet & No colon (:).
16. Footnote: Should be added on the every pages of main text only. It should be left justified. It
should be “AITS, DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT” along with the tiny AITS logo before
the footnote.
17. Page number: Except the font matter, rest of pages should numbered in decimal (1, 2, etc.) at
right side.
Allen, T. (1974). Vanishing wildlife of North America. Washington, D.C.: National Geographic Society.
Boorstin, D. (1992). The creators: A history of the heroes of the imagination. New York: Random
House.
20. Diagrams, charts, tables, and illustrations, figures: Should be centered with the appropriate
21. More than one student can do their project together in case of long project work.
23. All students must have to submit HR personnel name with contact numbers & email id.
24. All students must have to report to concerned faculty guide fortnightly.
25. Your project duration should be 1st June 2011 to 15th July 2011 only. And the same duration
should be highlighted in your project report viz. company certificate, declaration page.
26. All students must have to adopt the provided “SIP sequence” in their project report.
30. At least 12 close ended questions with only 1 or 2 open ended questions should be in the
questionnaire.
31. It is preferred to do project work in the highly reputed firms by considering your Grand Project
33. Presentation of 15 to 20 minutes is compulsory before the one external & one internal faculty.
ON
AT [COMPANY NAME]
[COMPANY LOGO]
Prepared by
[NAME OF THE STUDENT]
(M.B.A. – SEMESTER II)
[INSTITUTE LOGO]
hereby declare that the report for “ Summer Training Project” entitled
July, 2011 is my own work and has been carried out under the guidance of Prof.
This has not been submitted to any other university for securing in any examination.
(Signature)
Place: Rajkot
Date: _____________
[TABLE OF CONTENTS FORMAT]
CONTENTS
Topics Pages
Declaration……………………………………………………………………………....iv
Preface……………………………………………………………………………..….….v
Acknowledgement……………………………………………………………………….vi
List of Tables & Charts………………………………………………………………..viii
1. Industry Overview 01
2. Company Overview 10
2.1 …..
2.1.1…….
2.1.2…….
2.2…..
3. RESEARCH TOPIC
…..
4. LITERATURE REVIEW
…..
5. RESEARCH PROBLEM
…..
6. RESEARCH OBJECTIVES
…..
7. HYPOTHESIS/HYPOTHESES
…..
8. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
9. DATA ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION
10. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS/HYPOTHESIS TESTING
11. RECOMMENDATION & SUGGESTIONS
12. RESEARCH FINDINGS & CONCLUSION
13. LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY
14. IMPLICATION OF THE STUDY
15. SCOPE FOR THE FUTURE STUDY
16. ANNEXTURE
17. BIBLIOGRAPHY/REFERENCES