YCMOU MBA Project Guidelines
YCMOU MBA Project Guidelines
YCMOU MBA Project Guidelines
To, Ref:YCM/MBA/PROJ/....
Date: 01/02/2011
Dear Student,
As you are aware that in order to meet the demand of today's competative world the
Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University has made Some distinct changes in MBA
programme. Now it is of two and half years. I am glad to communicate you that you have been
successfully enrolled in the last year of this programme,which consist of Project Work.
Students are requested to fill the enclosed final year (P-09 PR) form alongwith Bank
challan and deposit Rs.1300/- with Bank of Maharashtra & handover form & challan `C` copy to
Study center up to 30/04/2011 without late fee and up to 31/5/2011 with late fee Rs 500/-
Student have to send Synopsis for approval to the Director School of Commerce and
Management,YCM Open University Dnyangangotri,Near Gangapur Dam, Nashik-422 222.
It may Also be noted that on finalisation of your admission for this six months and after
evaluation process your result for the project work will be decleared.
I would like to wish you happy new year and all the best for a bright and prosperous
career ahead.
(Satish Marathe)
Asstt.Registrar,
Registation section-2
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TELEPHONES YASHWANTRAO CHAVAN
OFFICE : (0253)2231714, 2231715, 2230227
FAX : (091) (0253) 2231716 MAHARASHTRA OPEN UNIVERSITY
Dr. Pandit Palande Dnyangangotri, Near Gangapur Dam,
M.Com., Ph.D. (Business Administration)
DIRECTOR Nashik 422 222
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT MAHARASHTRA (INDIA)
Date : 1.2.2011
Dear Student,
You are aware that the students of M.B.A. Programme(New) are required to submit a Project Report
after completion of the second year. The project work carrying 200 marks, is a very important constituent of
the M.B.A. Programme.
In order to select a topic for project work and complete it in the stipulated period of time, one has to
start from the second year and plan systematically the activities leading to completion of project work.
Although we have provided you a tentative list of topics for project work, one can select any topic of interest
and do a project on that topic. However, for proper understanding of the problem taken up and following a
systematic research process, it is very necessary to have proper guidance. I would, therefore, like to request
you to consult your guide about the topic that you want to take up for research.
Once your topic is finalised, you are required to submit the synopsis of your project giving an idea of
your hypothesis, objectives and research methodology.
The synopsis should be prepared very carefully and it should give a complete idea of your proposed
work. Many project synopses are rejected on the grounds that the objectives, hypothesis or research
methodology are not clear. You are therefore requested to prepare your project synopsis properly in
consultation with your guide.
I am enclosing herewith guidelines which will help you in preparing the synopsis and other formalities
that have to be completed at the time of submission of the synopsis. Please go through the guidelines carefully
before submission of your synopsis.
You are requested to submit your synopsis before 30th April, 2011 and submit your project
report before 31st October, 2011.
If you face any problem in this regard, please do write to me.
Thanking you.
Yours
Pandit Palande
Sir /Madam
I Wish to take admision to M.B.A. Project, I am Furnishing herewith the Following details.
(3) P.R.N :
(6) Fees Rs: ...............................................................................only. ( D.D drawn on any nationalised Bank only)
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(3) Subject Area : Finance/Human Resource Management/ Marketing Management / Manufacturing Management
SYNOPSIS SUPERVISOR
Approved Approved
Anurath\AC09-032
School of Commerce & Management
Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University, Nashik - 422 222
Guidelines for Project Work
Project work is an important constituent of the M. B. A. programme. The following guidelines will
help clarify many procedural aspects regarding project completion. A student can take up Project work
only after admission into the Second year of the MBA programme. A student have to pay Rs. 1,300/- in
form of Demand Draft in favour of "The Finance Officer, Y.C.M.O.U., Nashik" in a prescribe form provided
by the YCMOU.
(1) Objective
The objective of the project component of the M. B. A. programme is to help the student develop the
ability to apply multidisciplinary concepts, tools and techniques to solve organisational problems.
(2) Type of Project
A Project may be of any one of the following types :
(a) Comprehensive case study (covering a single organisation, involving multifunctional area problem
formulation, analysis and recommendations).
(b) Inter-organisational study aimed at inter-firm comparison / validation of theory / survey of
management practices.
(c) Field study (empirical study).
Anurath\AC09-032
(1)
(6) Communication of Approval
A written communication regarding the approval / non-approval of the project proposal will be sent to
the concerned students within six weeks of the receipt of the proposal in the School. In case of non-approval,
suggestions for reformulating the project will be communicated. In such cases, students will be expected to
resubmit the modified project proposal.
PROJECT REPORT
(7) Formulation
(a) The length of the project report may be about 50 to 60 double spaced typed pages, generally not
exceding 18,000 words (excluding appendices and exhibits). However 10% variation on either side is
permissible.
(b) Each project report must adequately explain the research methodology adopted and the directions
for future research.
(c) The project report should also contain the following :
(i) Copy of the Proposal proforma and synopsis.
(ii) Certificate indicating originality of the work done. (Please see the 'important notes' given
below)
(11) Enquiries
Enquiries regarding the approval of project proposals and project reports should be addressed to The
Director, School of Commerce & Management, Yashwantrao Chavan Maharashtra Open University, Nashik.
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(c) Synopsis of the Project.
n The Project Report should be submitted in A-4 size, (29 x 20 cm) typed in double space, in a
bound volume.
n Before binding the Project Report the student should ensure that it contains the following :
(a) Approved Project Proposal Proforma.
(b) Synopsis, and
(c) An Originality certificate.
[Candidates should submit a statement, certifying that the work is an original one and has not
been submitted earlier either to this University or to any other Institution for fulfillment of the
requirement of a course of study. The above certificate should be countersigned by the Project
Supervisor .]
If any Project Report is received, without (a), (b) or (c) as given above, the same will be
rejected or returned to the students for compliance.
n Two typed copies of the project report are to be submitted to the Director, School of Commerce
& Management by Registered insured post.
n Kindly mention on the top of the envelop "PROJECT REPORT" This will facilitate sorting out
Project Reports received.
n The student should keep a copy of the Project Report with him. The Project Report submitted
to the university will not be returned to the student. It will be kept in the Library of the School
and in the YCMOU Central Library.
(3)
(12) Performance Evaluation & Practices in a Professionally Managed Enterprise & a Family Run
Enterprise - A Comparative Study.
(13) A Study of Training Effectiveness in Maharashtra Zone of UCO Bank.
(14) A Study of Credit Cards In Indian Scenario.
(15) Voluntary Disclosure Practices in India (with Spl. reference - industry).
(16) Impact of Marketing Strategies on Detergent Consumption in IRI Colony Roorkee.
(17) Personnel Policy For Scientific & Technical Manpower in India.
(18) Management Control of Projects in Construction Industry.
(19) Consumer Survey for Cadbury's Drinking Chocolate (CDS).
(20) Labour welfare and social security measures with special reference to "M/s JCT Ltd."
(21) Organisational Climate and Leadership.
(22) Design of Personnel Information System for Indian Air Force.
(23) A Case Study of A.P. State Financial Corporation.
(24) Market Analysis of Wrist Watches.
(25) A Critical Study of Performance Appraisal System in the Department of Telecommunications.
(26) Consumer Behaviour and Life Style Marketing with Purchase Process and Post-Purchase Behaviour.
(27) Management Information System in Banking Industry.
(28) Effectiveness of Financial and Non-financial Incentives as Motivators for Sales Personnel.
(29) Impact of Management Development Programme on Executive Performance & Potential.
(30) Telecommunications System in India.
(31) Mahindra Jeep Vs. Maruti Gypsy Study of competition in the four wheel drive utility vehicles market in
Maharashtra.
(32) Problems Encountered in Launching a New PC in the Indian Market.
(33) Job Satisfaction and Mental Health of Bank Officers in India.
(34) Financing Through IFCI and ICICI - A Comparative Study.
(35) Marketing Strategies for EPABX & PBT.
(36) Entrepreneurial Competeance as determinant of Entrepreneurial Success - Indian Context.
(37) Dividend Policies and Practices - A Case Study of Selected Companies in Textile Industry.
(38) Costing of Aluminium Electrolytic Capacitors in Keltron.
(39) Functional Analysis and Comparative Study of IDBI with other DFLs.
(40) Turnaround Mgt. in Public Sector - A Case Study.
(41) Study of Administered Pricing in An Oil Refinery.
(42) Profitability Design of a Bank Branch through Break Even Analysis.
(43) Performance Review and Viability Study of a Public Enterprise.
(44) Capital shutdown planning with PERT/CPM for a Refinery plant.
(45) "Management Information System" in Indian Oil Co. Ltd.
(46) Study of Factors Affecting Organisational Structure in a Fast Growing Company.
(47) The Role & Contribution of the whole time Director (Mahindra & Mahindra, Nashik) in Strategic Decision Making.
(48) The Grivance handling Mechanism of Two Organisations.
(49) Liquidity Analysis Through Ratios and Cash Flow.
(50) Government Policy and Export-Oriented units-pitfalls and action for future.
(51) An Endeavour to Diagnose and improve the performance of State Electricity Boards.
(52) Identification of training Needs of Civil Aviation Security Personnel.
(53) Growth and Future of Super Bazars - A study of growth and functioning of Ajinkya Bazar, Kolhapur.
(54) HRD Strategies and Industrial relations of APPOLLO Tyres Ltd.
(4)
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