A PROJECT REPORT

ON

“TOPIC OF PROJECT REPORT”

Submitted in partial fulfillment for

MASTER OF COMMERCE
1st Sem

Guided by Submitted by
XYZ XYZ

Department of Commerce
LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI P.G. COLLEGE
MUGHALSARAI CHANDAULI
(Affiliated: - MGKVP)

Session 2023-2024 Enrolment No-XYZ

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 CERTIFICATE
It is certified that the work contained in the project report titled "Project Report
on XYZ " by Name........., has been carried out under my/our supervision and that
this work has not been submitted elsewhere for a degree.
Signature of Supervisor
Name : XYZ
Department : Commerce
L.P.S. P.G. College,
Mughalsarai, Chandauli
Date.................

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 DECLARATION
I hereby declare that this project report entitled "Project Report on XYZ
" was carried out by me for the degree of M.COM under the guidance
and supervision of XYZ, Associate Professor of Department of
Commerce, PT. DEEN DAYAL UPADHYAYA NAGAR
(MUGHALSARAI), CHANDAULI. The interpretations put forth are
based on my reading and understanding of the original texts and they
are not published anywhere in any form. The other books, articles and
websites, which I have made use of are acknowledged at the respective
place in the text. This project report is not submitted for any other
degree or diploma in any other University.

Name of the Student: XYZ

Place: Chandauli
Class : M.Com First Sem.
Date: .....................

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 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I would like to thank our Principal XYZ and XYZ for their
immense support and blessings. I would like to express my special
thanks to my research guide XYZ, Assistant Professor of Department
of Commerce, I would also like to thank XYZ, XYZ..... for his support.
for his/her valuable suggestions and guidance and for giving me the
golden opportunity to do this wonderful research project on the topic:
XYZ ., without his/her help it would have been difficult for me to have
reached this state of completion of my project report. Also, I would like
to thank my parents and friends who helped me a lot in the preparation
of this project.
I wish to acknowledge the help of all those who have provided
me information, guidance and other help during my project period

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 CONTENTS

 List of Abbreviations i - ii

 List of Tables iii - vi

 List of Figures
vii - ix


Chapter-I
Chapter-II
Chapter-III

Chapter-IV

Chapter-V
Chapter-VII FINDINGS AND SUGGESTIONS

7.1 Conclusions
7.2 Major Findings of the Study
7.3 Suggestions

BIBLIOGRAPHY I-V

 Questionnaire

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 LIST OF ABREVIATIONS

AAIFR : Appellate Authority for Industrial and Financial Reconstruction

ARC : Asset Reconstruction Companies

BEP : Break Even Point

BHU : Banaras Hindus University

LIST OF TABLES
Page
Table Title of Table
No.
2.1 abc 123

2.2 abc 123

2.3 abc 123

2.4 abc 123

LIST OF FIGURES
Figure Title Page
2.1 123
abc
2.2 123
abc
3.1 123
abc

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 BIBLIOGRAPHY

 Banerjee, Goutam, “Law and Rehabilitation of Sick Industries” UDH publishing

House, Delhi,1998

 Blaxter Loraine, Hughes Christina and Tight Malcolm , “How to Research”, Open
University Press, England 2010.

 Cherunilam , Francis, “Industrial Economics- Indian Perspective”, Himalaya

Publishing House , Mumbai.

REFERENCES

1. Report of Working Group on Rehabilitation of Sick SMEs under the chairmanship of

Smt. Usha Thorat , Deputy Governor RBI

2. Annual Report of MSME 2010-11, p. 13

3. Gupta, D. P., “Industrial sickness and the Role of Reconstruction Agencies”, Chanakya
publications, Delhi, 1990.

4. Girdhari, D.G. and Joshi, J.V.“Industrial Sickness in Small Scale Industries in

Maharashtra”, Published in Ramakant, Sugan C. Jain and N.D. Mathur “Management of
Industrial Sickness”, Pointer Publishers, Jaipur, 1993

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 Questionnaire/Interview Schedule
LAL BAHADUR SHASTRI P.G. COLLEGE
PT. DEEN DAYAL UPADHYAYA NAGAR (MUGHALSARAI),
CHANDAULI

Research Topic :- “XYZ

Name of the Project Scholar :- XYZ

(email- xyz)
Name of the Supervisor :- XYZ
(email- xyz)

(Questionaire will be used only for Academic Project Purpose)

A Basic Data Pertaining to the Unit and Proprietor

1. Name and Address of the firm.

2. Type of organization (Please tick)

Sole proprietary
Partnership firm
Private firm
If other, Specify_________

3. Location of business units (Please tick)

Industrial Estate
Backward Area

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 GUIDELINE REGARDING THE RESEARCH PROCESS

1. Formulating The Project Problem

2. Extensive Literature Survey
3. Preparing The Research Design
4. Determining Sample Design
5. Collecting The Data
6. Execution Of The Project
7. Analysis Of Data
8. Generalisations And Interpretation
9. Preparation Of The Report Or Presentation Of The Results

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 Instructions for Formatting APA Style Papers in
Microsoft Word

To begin a Microsoft Word project, click on the “Start” bar in the lower left corner of the
screen. Scroll down and select “Word.”

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Step 1: Select preferred font
On the “Home” ribbon, in the “Font” box, click on the font drop-down menu (the small
arrow next to the word “Calibri”) to show available fonts. Use the drop-down menu to
scroll down and select your font of choice. An APA formatted paper can be written with
the following fonts:
 Arial (font size 11)
 Calibri (font size 11)
 Georgia (font size 11)
 Lucida Sans Unicode (font size 10)
 Times New Roman (font size 12)

On the “Home” ribbon, in the “Font” group, click on the small arrow next to the box
displaying a number. Using the drop-down menu, scroll down and select the font size
for the document.

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Step 2: Add one-inch margins
To set one-inch margins, click on the ribbon that is labeled “Layout.” In the “Page Setup”
group, click on the icon labeled “Margins.” Next, unless it is already selected, select the
“Normal” setting.

Step 3: Select double spacing

On the “Home” ribbon, in the “Paragraph” group, select the “Line and Paragraph
Spacing” icon with the two blue arrows facing up and down next to four horizontal lines.
On the drop-down menu, select “2.0” for double spacing.

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Step 4: Remove space after paragraph
On the “Home” ribbon, in the “Paragraph” box, select the “Line and Paragraph Spacing”
icon again. On the drop-down menu, at the very bottom, select “Remove Space After
Paragraph.”

Step 5: Insert page numbers

To insert a page number, click on the tab labeled “Insert” to open the “Insert” ribbon. In
the “Header & Footer” group, click on the option “Page Number.” Select “Top of Page”
from the drop-down menu. This will create another separate drop-down menu with an
option called “Plain Number 3.”

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 By selecting this option, a gray “1” will appear in the top right-hand corner of the
first page. Highlight the entire line by pressing and holding the left button on the
mouse while dragging over the text, and then right click to bring up the shortcut
menu. Change the font and the font size to match the rest of the document.
Press the red “x” within the “Close Header and Footer” group on the ribbon to
finish.

Step 6: Create title page

After all of the page specifications are set, the next step is to create the title page. First,
space the title of the paper so that it is four lines from the top of the title page. On the
first line, center your title and bold it. To center the insertion point, click on the second
set of dashed lines at the bottom of the “Paragraph” group.

Hit the enter key twice, unselect the bold setting, and then type your name. Press enter
again, and type the name of your college, the course information, your instructor’s
name, and the assignment due date.

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 In order to continue with the essay, click the “Insert” tab, and find the “Pages”
group on the far left of the ribbon. Press the “Page Break” button to go to the
next page.

Step 7: Set up abstract

Instructors may require students to include an abstract. Because the insertion point
should already be in the center, simply type the word “Abstract.” To type the content of
the abstract, press the enter key. Click on the “Align Left” button in the “Paragraph”
group on the “Home” ribbon.

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Step 8: Create title
After finishing the abstract, insert a page break using the same method detailed at
the end of Step 6. The insertion point should now be left-aligned on page three.
Click on the “Home” tab and select the “Center” button from the “Paragraph”
group. Type the full title of the essay. Make sure the title is bolded, but the text
following it is not.

When finished, hit the enter key, and then select “Align Left” to move the insertion
point back to the left.

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Step 9: Indent paragraphs
The beginning of each new paragraph should be indented. To allow this to happen
automatically, go to the “View” tab, and check the box labeled “Ruler.”

Once the ruler is open, click on the very upper most portion of the hourglass
figure, called the “First Line Indent” marker, and drag it halfway between 0 and 1
inch. It should come to rest on the half-way point of the one-inch (0.5) mark.

Step 10: Set up the References page

To create a reference page, a page break needs to be inserted (see the last section of Step
6 for inserting a page break).

Click on the “Home” ribbon, go to the “Paragraph” group, and click the “Center Text”
button. Type the page title “References,” bold the text, and hit the enter key. Go to the
“Paragraph” group once again and click the “Align Left” button. Before you type your
citations, click on the small box in the bottom right corner of the “Paragraph” group.

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In the pop-up window, click the “Special” tab within the Indentation section. In the drop-
down menu, select “Hanging.” Then click “OK” to close the pop-up window. This will apply a
hanging indent to all your citations.

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