Struggling with Research Methodology for My Training Project – Can You Help?

Hello everyone,

Can anyone help me understand the research methodology to be followed for the project in training? It is mandatory for me to complete my project work in my final semester of PGDM.

Waiting for your reply.

With regards,
M Ravi Kiran
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Hello, good morning.

Where can I find those posts? Can you please tell me the exact procedure on how to check your posts? I am new to this site, cite.hr.com. Looking forward to your reply.

Regards,
M RAVI KIRAN
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Dear Ravi Kiran,

I am sorry to inform you that I could not find my previous post. Therefore, I am reattaching the presentation slides.

Have a nice day.

Simhan

Quite a nice and educational presentation! It provides very systematic guidelines to help research students in completing their research and writing their Thesis/Project Reports.

P S Dhingra
Management Consultant
Dhingra Consultancy Group
New Delhi

Dear Ravi,

The presentation slides posted by Simhan Sir will be very useful for you to customize your research methodology as per the objectives of your study. However, I would also like to share with you the 'Project Report Format for Management Summer Trainees' that I had prepared for the MBA Trainees who did their training under me. It's a very simplified version that'll help you in gaining an understanding of what all you need to focus on during the summer project duration and in preparation of the final project report. All the best!

Dear Dr. Simhan,

I am truly grateful for lending a helping hand to Mr. Ravaikiran, who is in need of basic information regarding research methodology. I appreciate your kind gesture in this regard. The PowerPoint presentation was good and will be immensely helpful to Rai as well as to others. Once again, I appreciate your fine gesture and help.

M.J. Subramanyam, Chennai

Hi Gammu,

Please open the PPS file or download it and save it in your "My Documents" folder. Then, right-click on the file and reopen it in a new folder. You will be able to access the slides and save them in PowerPoint (PPT) mode.

Regards,
Saravana Kumar K

Dear Neha,

To improve your document and provide good guidelines, please add one more chapter titled "LITERATURE REVIEW" in your paper after the Introduction. This is necessary to review the existing literature/research of various authors on the topic.

PS Dhingra
Vigilance & Transformation Management Consultant
Dhingra Group of Management & Educational Consultants
New Delhi

Dear Ravi,

The presentation slides shared by Simhan Sir will be very helpful for you to tailor your research methodology according to the objectives of your study. Additionally, I would like to offer you the 'Project Report Format for Management Summer Trainees' that I created for the MBA Trainees under my guidance. It is a simplified version that will assist you in understanding what aspects to focus on during the summer project and in preparing the final project report.

All the best!

Dear All,

We need to thank Neha for her contribution and Dhingra as well for the suggestion. In the document that Neha has attached, she seems to have included the Literature Review in the Methodology section (Chapter 2, ii). However, the general practice is to have the literature review section after the introduction and before the methodology section; that justifies the need for the study first and then explains how it will be conducted.

Also, when listing books, etc., complete details should be given. This aspect is lacking in most of the dissertations that I have come across on CiteHR.

For a more comprehensive guide, please visit http://www.um.edu.mt/__data/assets/p...Guidelines.pdf found at MBA DISSERTATION PROPOSAL SAMPLE eBook Downloads, which was found through a search on Google.

Have a nice day.

Simhan,
A retired academic in the UK.

Dear Simhan,

In this regard, your contribution is also quite appreciable.

PS Dhingra
Vigilance & Transformation Management Consultant
Dhingra Group of Management & Educational Consultants
New Delhi

Dear All,

We need to thank Neha for her contribution and Dhingra as well for the suggestion. In the document that Neha has attached, she seems to have included the Literature Review in the Methodology section (Chapter 2, ii). However, the general practice is to have the literature review section after the introduction and prior to the methodology section; that justifies the need for the study first and then explains how it will be conducted.

Also, when listing books, complete details should be given. This aspect is lacking in most of the dissertations that I have come across at CiteHr.

For a more comprehensive guide, please go to http://www.um.edu.mt/__data/assets/pdf_file/0004/74506/MBA_Dissertation_Guidelines.pdf found at MBA DISSERTATION PROPOSAL SAMPLE eBook Downloads, which itself was found by a search of the net using Google.

Have a nice day.

Simhan
A retired academic in the UK.