How To Do An Mba Project
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The document provides guidance on how to conduct and structure an MBA project. It outlines selecting an area of specialization and narrowing the research topic. It discusses determining the research methodology, sample size, and chapter structure including an introduction, literature review, methodology, findings, implications, limitations, and future work. It provides direction on organizing tables, appendices, abbreviations, and bibliography. It also describes how to write the declaration, acknowledgments, and title pages.
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