<TITLE>
Mini Project Report-2
Submitted by
<Name of the student>
<University Roll No.>
Under the guidance of
<Name of the Guide>
in partial fulfilment of requirements for
award of Degree of
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
of
Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow
(Month, Year of submission)
Department of Business administration
Galgotias College of Engineering & Technology
DECLARATION
I undersigned, hereby declare that the Mini project-2 titled <“Title of the Project”>
submitted in partial fulfilment for the award of Degree of Master of Business Administration
of Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University is a Bonafide record of work done by me under
the guidance of <Name of Guide> of <Name of the Dept & College>. This report has not
been previously published for the award of any degree, diploma, or similar title of any
University.
<Signature>
<Date> <Name of student>
<Roll No. >
Department of Business administration
Galgotias College of Engineering & Technology
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that the report titled “<Title of the Project>” being submitted by <Name, Roll
No.>, in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the Degree of Master of Business
Administration, is a Bonafide record of the project work done by <Name of student>of < Name
of the Dept. & College>
<Name of guide> <Name>
<Designation> <Head of Department>
Acknowledgements
(This is only a sample)
Through this acknowledgement I express my sincere gratitude towards all those people who
helped me in this project, which has been a learning experience.
This space wouldn’t be enough to extend my warm gratitude towards my project guide <
> for <his/her> efforts in coordinating with my work and guiding in right direction.
I escalate a heartfelt regards to our Head of Department
<………………………> for giving me the essential hand in concluding this work.
It would be injustice to proceed without acknowledging those vital supports I received from
my beloved classmates and friends, without whom I would have been half done.
I also use this space to offer my sincere love to my parents and all others who had been there,
helping me walk through this work.
< Name of the Student>
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Sl No. Topics Page No
1. Executive summary
2. Industry overview
Porter’s 5 force analysis
Introduction
PESTEL Analysis
SWOT Analysis
3. Literature review
4. Research methodology
5. Analysis (If the study requires an analysis to be performed)
6. Result and discussion
7. Conclusion
8. Recommendations
9. Limitation of the study
10. Future Scope research
1. Executive summary: It should be brief enough to be read quickly but comprehensive
enough to provide a good understanding of the project’s objectives and outcomes. It
should cover-
i. Brief overview of the project’s context and purpose.
ii. Key findings i.e. insights obtained from the project (On the basis of various
models like pestel, porter 5 forces etc)
iii. Conclusion drawn from the project.
iv. Limitations if any, that may have impacted the project’s findings or outcomes.
v. Impact- a statement about the potential impact of the project and its
contribution to the field.
2. Introduction:
i. Introduction should be from general to specific.
ii. Briefly introduce the industry that you will be analyzing.
iii. Explain the importance of studying the industry.
iv. Explain the research gap of the study.
v. Write the objective of the research.
a). Industry overview:
i. Provide a general description of the industry.
ii. Discuss the key characteristics of the industry (e.g., market size,
growth rate, profitability, competitive intensity)
iii. Identify the major players in the industry and their market shares. If
there are many players then at least 10 should be covered.
b). Porter’s five force analysis:
i. Use Porter’s five forces framework to analyze the industry.
ii. Identify the key drivers of each force and how they impact the
industry.
iii. Analyze the industry on the following parameters
• Power of Customers
• Power of suppliers
• Competition in the industry
• Threat of New entrants
• Threat of Substitute Products
c). PESTLE analysis:
i. Use PESTLE framework to analyze the macro-environmental
factors affecting the industry.
ii. Discuss how Political, Economical, Socio-cultural, Technological,
Environmental, and Legal factors are impacting the industry.
iii. Identify key trends and issues that are likely to affect the industry in
the future.
d). SWOT analysis:
i. Conduct a SWOT analysis of the industry.
a. Identify the industry’s strengths, weaknesses,
opportunities, and threats.
ii. Discuss how the industry can leverage its strengths and
opportunities, and mitigate its weaknesses and threats.
3. Literature Review:
i. Overview of Previous Studies
ii. Key Theories and Concepts
iii. Gaps in the Literature
iv. Hypothesis development
4. Research methodology:
i. Research Design:
This part explains the type of research used (qualitative, quantitative, or both)
and why it is suitable for the study based on the research questions or
objectives.
ii. Data Collection Method
This section describes how data was gathered, such as through surveys,
interviews, or existing records, and explains why that method was chosen for
the study.
iii. Data Analysis Method
This part outlines how the collected data was studied or examined, such as
using software (like Excel or SPSS) or by grouping similar answers to find
common themes or patterns.
5. Analysis:
i. Introduction to the Analysis
This part briefly explains what kind of analysis was done, what data is being
examined, and how it connects to the research questions or objectives.
ii. Presentation of Results
This section shows the main findings from the data using tables, charts, or
simple summaries, making it easy to understand what the data is saying.
iii. Interpretation of Results
This part explains what the results mean in a business context, highlighting key
insights, trends, or patterns and how they relate to the research topic.
6. Result and discussion:
i. Hypothesis Testing and Key Findings
Present the results of statistical tests or qualitative themes related to research
questions.
ii. Interpretation of Results in Context
Discuss what the findings mean in light of existing theories, literature, or
frameworks.
7. Conclusions
Summary of Key Findings:
This section briefly summarizes the main findings of the study, highlighting the
most important points and how they answer the research questions or objectives.
8. Recommendations:
i. Recommendations for Business Practice
This section provides practical suggestions for companies or managers based on
the findings of the study, aimed at improving business performance or solving
specific problems.
ii. Recommendations for Management
Focuses on advice specifically for leaders or decision-makers, such as changes in
strategy, operations, or employee management that could lead to better outcomes.
9. Limitation of the study
i. Limitations Related to Data
This section explains any problems or restrictions with the data used in the
study, such as small sample size, limited access to information, or missing
responses.
ii. Limitations Related to Methodology
Describes any weaknesses in the research method, such as survey design, time
constraints, or possible bias in data collection.
iii. Other Limitations of the Study
Covers any additional limitations not related to data or methods, like limited
scope, geographical limitation, limitation related time frame.
10. Future Scope of Research:
This study was limited to a specific area and sample size. Future research can
include more industries, larger samples, or different locations to get broader
results. New business trends can also be explored for deeper understanding.
