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Main Composition of a MBA project report:

Sr No	Chapter Name
	Executive Summary/Abstract
1.	Introduction
2.	Literature Review
3.	Research Methodology
4.	Data Analysis and Interpretation
	Conclusion, Findings, Suggestions and Recommendations
	Bibliography and References
	Annexure (if any)

Executive summary/Abstract/ Project Summary

In this part just create a 1-2 page executive summary which should breifly describe your entire Project Report.

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Chapter 1: Introduction with company/ industry profile

This chapter is fully based on the introduction about the background study and also covers the theoretical framework. It not only includes the topic intro but also consists of study objectives, scope, and purpose/statement.

These sub-headings can be ignored but few Indian Universities to explain it. All above sub-headings can be written in chapter 1, however, some universities can ask students to make a separate chapter 4 for all these titles.

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Chapter 2-Review of literature/literature review

This chapter presents a literature review that summarizes key citations and expert opinions related to the project title, offering an overview of existing concepts, relevant theories, research methods, and highlighting gaps for future study.

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Chapter 3- Research methodology

A well crafted research methodology is crucial for any MBA project. This chapter explains the research approach (qualitative/quantitative), includes data collection methods, sampling techniques (probability/ non-probability), and details how data is analyzed to achieve research objectives. It also justifies chosen methods while acknowledging project limitations.

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Chapter 4 – Data interpretation and analysis

In this chapter, we perform statistical analysis of the collected data by embedding charts, diagrams, and tables. Each visual representation—whether a pie chart, bar graph, or table—is supported by clear interpretation to highlight key insights

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Chapter 5- Conclusion, recommendations and suggestions

This chapter wraps up the study by providing the final results and highlights the key findings. It’s also where we add practical recommendations for current MBA project report and point out scope for future research. To make it more valuable and appealing, we include suggestions on present tasks and outline the future scope of the project

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Bibliography and references

In this section, we list the sources that helped us to create our work—prominent writers, the books they authored, journals we studied, and the websites we consulted while preparing this report.

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Annexure

Picture this: you’ve finished your MBA project report, and now you’re holding all this “extra but important stuff” in your hands—data sets (old or new), event details, updates, or maybe even that long questionnaire you built. Where do you keep them? That’s where this chapter jumps in. It’s like the storage box of your project—neat, handy, and very necessary.

Most MBA project reports usually land somewhere between 50 to 100 pages. Think of it like the sweet spot. But hey, if your university says 80 pages max, then don’t try to be extra smart with 120. Stick to their rules first, always.

And let’s not forget the appendix. That’s your backstage area. You can park your sample questionnaires there, add FAQs about project reports, or attach any other supporting papers. It doesn’t hog the limelight, but it quietly makes your work look complete and professional.