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A PRESENTATION ON
REPORT WRITING
PRESENTED TO
MS. JOBY JACOB
PRESENTED BY
PRIYANKA V P2
INTRODUCTION AND MEANING
A research report is a presentation of research findings in
the form of a report and it is a necessary part of research
process. The purpose of research report is communicate
the result with interested parties. Reporting is the end
product of a research activity.
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FUNCTIONS OF RESEARCH REPORT
1. Research report communicate the problem, the
method, facts, the conclusions and their interrelationships.
2. It serves as a reference material for future use.
3. It reveals the research ability of the researcher.
4. It is useful to policy makers and administrators for taking
decisions and policies.
5. It provides systematic knowledge on problems and
issues analyzed.
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ESSENTIALITIES OF A GOOD REPORT
1. Clarity and coherence
2. Writing correctly
3. Brevity
4. Objective
5. Styled to the readers taste
6. Readability
7. Continuity of ideas
8. Consistency
9. Planning and organizing
10. Avoiding personal opinion
11. Interest and appeal
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TYPES OF REPORT
1. Oral report
2. Written report
i. Popular report
ii. Technical report
iii. Interim report
iv. Summary report
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PLANNING AND REPORT WRITING
1. Target audience
2. Communication characteristics of the spectators
3. The purpose of research report
4. The type of the report
5. Scope of the report
6. Style of reporting
7. Format of the report
8. Prepare detailed outline
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FORMAT OF A RESEARCH REPORT
1. The preliminaries
i. The title page
ii. Preface
iii. Table of content
iv. List of tables and figures
2.The text
i. Abstract
ii. Introduction
iii. Research procedure
iv. Result
v. Discussion
vi. Conclusion and summary
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3. The reference material
i. Bibliography
ii. Appendices
iii. Index ( if any)
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PREPARATION OF RESEARCH REPORT
There three stages in preparation of research report.
They are
1. Organization or structure of research report
2. Write up
3. Documentation
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CONTENTS OF THE RESEARCH REPORT
1. Introduction
2. Statement of the problem
3. Research methodology
4. Facts presentation
5. The findings
6. The inference
7. The conclusion
8. Recommendations
9. Summary or abstract
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REPORT WRITING STAGES
1. Understanding the report brief
2. Gathering material and data
3. Make overall format
4. Make detailed outline
5. Drafting the report
6. Editing the final draft
7. Documentation
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DOCUMENTATION STYLES
1. Modern Language Association Style Documentation (
APA )
2. APA Style Documentation
3. Turabian Style Documentation
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PUBLICATION OF THE REPORT BY USING
COMPUTER PACKAGES
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PRESENTATIONS
1. Oral presentation
2. Poster session
3. Computer based presentation
4. Slide presentation format
5. Word processing software
6. Written presentation
7. Multimedia presentation
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CONCLUSION
The results of a research project are publishable, the
project should be communicated in the form of a research
report. A report conveys information and sometimes
recommendations from researcher who has investigated a
topic in detail. It is a final product or outcome of the
research work. It is a concise, clear communication of the
important findings of the research work.
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
1. Business Research Methods – L R Potti
2. Research Methodology – R Paneerselvam
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A presentation on research report writing.

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  • 2.
    A PRESENTATION ON REPORTWRITING PRESENTED TO MS. JOBY JACOB PRESENTED BY PRIYANKA V P2
  • 3.
    INTRODUCTION AND MEANING Aresearch report is a presentation of research findings in the form of a report and it is a necessary part of research process. The purpose of research report is communicate the result with interested parties. Reporting is the end product of a research activity. 3
  • 4.
    FUNCTIONS OF RESEARCHREPORT 1. Research report communicate the problem, the method, facts, the conclusions and their interrelationships. 2. It serves as a reference material for future use. 3. It reveals the research ability of the researcher. 4. It is useful to policy makers and administrators for taking decisions and policies. 5. It provides systematic knowledge on problems and issues analyzed. 4
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    ESSENTIALITIES OF AGOOD REPORT 1. Clarity and coherence 2. Writing correctly 3. Brevity 4. Objective 5. Styled to the readers taste 6. Readability 7. Continuity of ideas 8. Consistency 9. Planning and organizing 10. Avoiding personal opinion 11. Interest and appeal 5
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    TYPES OF REPORT 1.Oral report 2. Written report i. Popular report ii. Technical report iii. Interim report iv. Summary report 6
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    PLANNING AND REPORTWRITING 1. Target audience 2. Communication characteristics of the spectators 3. The purpose of research report 4. The type of the report 5. Scope of the report 6. Style of reporting 7. Format of the report 8. Prepare detailed outline 7
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    FORMAT OF ARESEARCH REPORT 1. The preliminaries i. The title page ii. Preface iii. Table of content iv. List of tables and figures 2.The text i. Abstract ii. Introduction iii. Research procedure iv. Result v. Discussion vi. Conclusion and summary 8
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    3. The referencematerial i. Bibliography ii. Appendices iii. Index ( if any) 9
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    PREPARATION OF RESEARCHREPORT There three stages in preparation of research report. They are 1. Organization or structure of research report 2. Write up 3. Documentation 10
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    CONTENTS OF THERESEARCH REPORT 1. Introduction 2. Statement of the problem 3. Research methodology 4. Facts presentation 5. The findings 6. The inference 7. The conclusion 8. Recommendations 9. Summary or abstract 11
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    REPORT WRITING STAGES 1.Understanding the report brief 2. Gathering material and data 3. Make overall format 4. Make detailed outline 5. Drafting the report 6. Editing the final draft 7. Documentation 12
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    DOCUMENTATION STYLES 1. ModernLanguage Association Style Documentation ( APA ) 2. APA Style Documentation 3. Turabian Style Documentation 13
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    PUBLICATION OF THEREPORT BY USING COMPUTER PACKAGES 14
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    PRESENTATIONS 1. Oral presentation 2.Poster session 3. Computer based presentation 4. Slide presentation format 5. Word processing software 6. Written presentation 7. Multimedia presentation 15
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    CONCLUSION The results ofa research project are publishable, the project should be communicated in the form of a research report. A report conveys information and sometimes recommendations from researcher who has investigated a topic in detail. It is a final product or outcome of the research work. It is a concise, clear communication of the important findings of the research work. 16
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    BIBLIOGRAPHY 1. Business ResearchMethods – L R Potti 2. Research Methodology – R Paneerselvam 17
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