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    The document outlines the typical structure and components of a report, which usually includes a front section (cover page, acknowledgements), body (introduction, literature review, methodology, analysis and results, discussion), and back section (recommendations, limitations, conclusion, references, annexures). The body introduces the topic, discusses previous literature and theories, describes the research methodology used, presents results of analysis, discusses key findings and their implications, and provides recommendations. Typical elements like tables of content, lists of figures/tables, executive summary are also included. The document provides guidance on formatting, numbering, and highlighting important information in each section.

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    The document outlines the typical structure and components of a report, which usually includes a front section (cover page, acknowledgements), body (introduction, literature review, methodology, analysis and results, discussion), and back section (recommendations, limitations, conclusion, references, annexures). The body introduces the topic, discusses previous literature and theories, describes the research methodology used, presents results of analysis, discusses key findings and their implications, and provides recommendations. Typical elements like tables of content, lists of figures/tables, executive summary are also included. The document provides guidance on formatting, numbering, and highlighting important information in each section.

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    REPORT WRITING

    SUMI JHA
    CONTENT OF A FRONT, BODY, BACK
    REPORT
    COVER PAGE
    ACKNOWLEDGEME
    NT, CERTIFICATE
    FROM THE
    PRE-CONTENT ORGANIZATION,
    DECLARATION,
    EXECUTIVE
    SUMMARY
    TABLE OF CONTENT, LIST
    OF TABLES, LIST OF
    CONTENT FIGURES AND LIST OF
    ABBREVIATIONS
    1.1 GENERAL
    INTRODUCTION OF THE
    TOPIC
    1. INTRODUCTION 1.2 CONTEXT
    1.3 PROBLEM
    STATEMENT
    2.1 BRIEF
    INTRODUCTION OF THE
    2. ABOUT ORGANIZATION
    2.2 SERVICES IT OFFERS
    ORGANIZATION 2.3 SERVICE UNDER
    STUDY
    3.1 PROJECT OBJECTIVE 1
    (BRIEF EXPLANATION
    3. OBJECTIVE(S) OF
    3.2 PROJECT OBJECTIVE 2
    THE STUDY (BRIEF EXPLANATION)
    SCOPE OF RESEARCH
    4.1 FACTOR WISE LR (CREATE
    AN AVAILABILITY TRACKER FOR EACH SKU
    ROUTE OPTIMIZATION AND REDUCTION IN TIME/
    REDUCTION IN TRANSPORTATION COST
    4. LITERATURE REVIEW
    4.2 THEORIES
    4.3 SOLUTIONS OFFERED
    IN LITERATURE
    5.1 RESEARCH DESIGN (EXPERIMENTAL
    RESEARCH, SURVEY RESEARCH)
    5.2 METHODS OF DATA COLLECTION-
    5. PROJECT PRIMARY/SECONDARY
    5.3 TYPE OF DATA QUALITATIVE/
    METHODOLOGY QUANTITATIVE (ATTACH
    QUESTIONNAIRE IN THE ANNEXURE)
    5.4 TYPE OF SAMPLE (WHOM DID YOU
    FLOAT QUESTIONNAIRE OR INTERVIEW)
    6.1 ABC ANALYSIS
    6.2 DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS (MEAN,
    STANDARD DEVIATION, GRAPHS)
    6. ANALYSIS AND
    6.2 INFERENTIAL STATISTICS
    RESULTS (CORRELATION, REGRESSION)
    MAKE TABLE EXPLAIN IN TWO
    LINES BELOW THE TABLE
    7.1 WHAT ARE THE REASONS OF
    YOUR FINDINGS (IF YOU HAVE A
    HYPOTHESIS ACCEPTED OR
    REJECTED, WHY)
    7. DISCUSSION 7.2 CONTRIBUTIONS OF YOUR
    PROJECT – PRACTICAL &
    ACADEMIC
    8.1 RECOMMENDATIONS
    MADE TO THE
    8. RECOMMENDATIONS ORGANIZATION (WITH
    REFERENCE TO THE
    FINDINGS)
    9.1 LIMITATIONS IN
    COLLECTING DATA
    9. LIMITATIONS 9.2 LIMITATIONS OF
    METHODOLOGY
    SMALL SUMMARY OF
    10. CONCLUSION YOUR OBJECTIVE AND
    FINDINGS
    REFERENCES CITED IN THE TEXT
    ARTICLE: JHA, S. (1995), TITLE OF
    THE ARTICLE, JOURNAL NAME, ISSUE
    NO., VOL. NO, PAGE NO. (APA)
    REFERENCES
    BOOK: JHA, S. (1993), NAME OF THE
    BOOK, NAME OF PUBLISHER,
    EDITION, PLACE
    URL: URL LINK, (ACCESSED ON
    DATE)
    ANNEXURE 1
    QUESTIONNAIRE
    ANNEXURE 2 FINANCIAL
    ANNEXURE STATEMENT
    ANNEXURE 3
    ANTIPLAGIARISM
    REPORT
    TABLES AND FIGURES SHOULD BE
    NUMBERED WITH TITLE, MENTION SOURCE
    OF TABLE AND FIGURE
    HIGHLIGHT IMPORTANT INFORMATION IN
    GENERAL THE PAGE
    SUBMIT ANTI PLAGIARISM REPORT

    INSTRUCTIONS PAGE NUMBER SHOULD BE IN ROMAN


    NUMERAL BEFORE AND AFTER BODY OF THE
    PAGE (I, II, III…….)
    INTRODUCTION TO REFERENCE SHALL BE
    NUMERIC (1, 2, 3…..)

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