PROJECT REPORT
On
Topic name
For
Environmental Science and Sustainability
Submitted to: Submitted by:
Mrs. Arti Gupta Student name
Registration No…
Roll No……
INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY, FARIDABAD
(APPROVED BY AICTE & AFFILIATED TO M.D.U, ROHTAK)
NEAR SAI DHAM, TIGAON ROAD, FARIDABAD -121002
DECLARATION
I …………., Registration No ……….., Roll no......................... Class BBA 1st
Semester of the Institute of Management & Technology, Faridabad hereby declare
that the Project Report entitled, “.........................................” is an
original work and the same has not been submitted to any other institute for the
award of any other degree.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
PROJECT REPORT carries 15 Marks.
Last date of Submission - 22 october 2025
Guidelines for Environmental Science Project Report
1. Structure of the Report
A standard project report should include the following sections:
1. Title Page
2.Declaration
2. Table of Contents
○ Chapters with page numbers.
3. Abstract / Executive Summary (about 200–300 words)
○ Brief overview of the topic, objective, methodology, and findings.
4. Introduction
○ Background of the topic.
○ Importance/relevance in environmental context.
○ Objectives of the project.
5. Review of Literature
○ Summary of earlier studies, articles, or theories related to the topic.
6. Methodology
○ How you carried out the project.
○ Data collection (survey, field visit, experiments, secondary data, etc.).
7. Observations / Data Presentation
○ Present findings with tables, charts, graphs, maps, or photographs.
8. Analysis & Discussion
● Interpret results.
● Relate findings with environmental concepts, policies, or case studies.
● Highlight issues, impacts, and possible causes.
11.Conclusion
● Summarize key findings.
● Link back to objectives.
12.Recommendations / Suggestions
● Practical and sustainable solutions for environmental problems.
14.Future Scope (optional)
● What further research or action can be taken.
2. Formatting Guidelines
● Font: Times New Roman / Arial, size 12.
● Spacing: 1.5 line spacing.
● Margins: 1 inch on all sides.
● Headings: Use bold for main headings, italics for sub-headings.
● Length: Usually 20–25 pages.
● Page Numbers: Bottom-center or bottom-right.
3. Content Guidelines
● Keep it simple, clear, and logical.
● Use data, facts, and case studies to strengthen your report.
● Add maps, images, or field photographs if possible.
● Avoid plagiarism—write in your own words and cite all sources.
● Ensure scientific accuracy when discussing environmental concepts.
4. Possible Topics in Environmental Science (some Examples)
● Impact of plastic waste on the local environment.
● Air quality monitoring in urban vs rural areas.
● Rainwater harvesting practices.
● Role of biodiversity in ecosystem balance.
● Waste management practices in your city.
● Climate change awareness among students.
● Noise pollution mapping in your locality.
● Renewable energy adoption in household
Sustainable Development
Global Warming
Depletion of Ozone Layer
(you may prepare a report on any other topic related to the environment)
(TAKE OUT A PRINTOUT AND SPIRAL BINDING)
