ABSTRACT: An abstract, which is typically one paragraph long, provides a concise synopsis of the research study. It enables readers to swiftly grasp the main points of your work or article.
INTRODUCTION: The reader is introduced to the study's history and the nature of the issue under consideration in this section. As a result, it provided background information, outlined the study's significance, and highlighted key concepts, challenges, and issues. This section's main goal is to give the reader a general understanding of the research project's topic.

OBJECTIVES AND SCOPE: The primary goals of the topic chosen for the study are to be emphasized in this area of the project report. Included in this chapter are:

• NEED OF THE STUDY
• OBJECTIVES
• SCOPE
• LIMITATIONS

REVIEW OF LITERATURE: This section provides a critical review of the existing literature on the research area being investigated.

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: This section provides the methodology that is adopted by a student to conduct the study.

The Methodology section is well-structured, written in concise, matter of fact manner and addresses the following questions:

• Research Design
• Data Collection Method
• Sample Design
• Plan of Analysis
• Tools used for data analysis

DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATION: The most crucial section of every project report is this one. This part contains a thorough analysis and presentation of all the collected data, complete with tables, charts, and textual interpretations for each question.

FINDINGS, SUGGESTIONS AND CONCLUSION: This section will thoroughly explain the results obtained from the analysis. Suggestion on the findings. Final Conclusion drawn from the Study.

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