1.Pallavi Chawre 17 
(Reports By Committees STRUCTURE) 
2.Sejal Sanjay Lingayat 30 
(What A Reports Usually Contain , Proposal) 
3.Sweta Verma 48 
(Progress Report) 
4.Anjali Yadav 49 
(How To Collect DATA, KINDS OF REPORTS ) 
5.Mayuri Mayekar 62 
(Inroduction) 
6.Gaytri Yadav 50 
(Reports By Committees & Individual)
INTRODUCTION 
• Report writing is the direct outcome of the 
gigantism & complexity of modern bussiness 
organization. 
• Oral reports are different from written 
reports in two ways : a. Written reports strive 
to be very correct & accurate. 
b. In an oral reports the speaker 
& in written reports reader who controls the 
pace.
• A report is a communication from person who 
has information to a person who wants to use 
the information. 
• Report contain logical arrangement of ideas, 
information & definite conclusions. 
• All reports whether periodic,proposal or 
situational have one common characteristics – 
‘ THEY HAVE TO BE ACCURATE’
1. By a personal observation or visiting 
2. Reading journals & studying statistical 
data 
3. By writing letters & obtaining replies 
4. Interviewing people 
5. Issuing questionnaires
¤¤ KINDS OF REPORTS ¤¤ 
• Report may categerized as : 
a. Those who go up : when branch 
manager,secretories write to their superiors or 
directors. 
b. Those who go down : when the directors or 
employers write to their juniors. 
c. Those who go out : when report written to 
shareholders,creditors & general public either 
by secretory or directors.
• Short reports have : 
1.The Authority : The authority under which the 
report is being written is mentioned. 
2.Terms of reference : This section clearly declare 
that what aspects are to be covered by the 
report. 
3.Procedure : Here the report writers mention the 
procedure they followed to obtain their data or 
information.
4.Findings : Based on data ,information & facts 
collected the report writers will draw definite 
conclusions which called ‘Findings’ . 
5.Recommendations : Based on the findings the 
report writers will give their recommendation 
as to the best course of action. 
This five parts of the report given above are not 
compulsory to all reports. 
Eg.Director`s report will not contain ‘Authority’ 
or ‘Terms of reference’.
• If the report is likely to be long one then, writer should 
use ‘Headings’ or ’Sub-titles’ to break up & refocus the 
reader`s attention. 
• Since, a report takes great deal of time & money to 
write,it is normal practice to send a proposal before 
starting work on the report itself. 
• The proposal sets out the nature of the study to be 
undertaken,procedure,the cost estimates etc. 
• If the proposal accepted,the work of preparation of 
report is undertaken.
PROGRESS REPORT 
 A progress report is a report usually sent by an employee to his 
employer showing the advance or development in any project or work 
assigned to him. 
A secretary or an outside expert reporting to the Board of Directors 
on the state of affairs in the company or the ”progress” made in any 
particular department or venture.
 Progress Reports are usually written by individuals and are 
sent in letter from. 
 If progress reports are prepared at regular intervals, as is 
done in some organisations, they are known as periodic 
reports. 
 Progress Reports are written and sent when it takes well 
over three or four months to complete a project or task. 
 They re-assure the recipients that the writer of the report is 
on the job and making progress.
Employees Progress Report. 
THE FIREX COMPANY LIMITED 
Belasis Road 
Mumbai-400008 
10th November2009 
CONFIDENTIAL 
The Chairman 
The board of Directors 
Firex Company Limited 
Mumbai-400008 
Dear sir, 
Sub-Half yearly Report Departmental and Staff Progress 
It is a pleasure to submit to you the first half yearly report of the 
employees’ progress for the Share, General and filing Departments under my 
charge. The report covers the period from 1st May 2009 to 31st October 
2009.
Share Department: 
The Share Department has been functioning efficiently under 
the charge of Shir L.P. Choksey. He has come to us with a background of 
twenty years’ service with the Ferzana Company Limited.The staff of 10 
members is sufficient to cope with the work and there has been no need to 
pay overtime to anyone. It is strongly urged that permission be granted to 
confirm Shri Choksey in his services even before the expiry of his probation 
period. 
General Department: 
The General Department which consists of 10 typists, 5 
stenographers and 20 general assistants has been functioning unevenly. At 
present all are under my direct supervision, but on account of my 
preoccupation with other duties it is often not possible to supervise the 
distribution and assignment of work to the individual members of the 
department. It is my considered opinion that the typists and stenographers 
be constituted into a separate pool under the charge of Kum. S. 
Shivadasani, who is the senior most stenographer, and that she be 
entrusted with the distribution of work in the pool and also assigning the 
typists and stenos to the different officers who might require their services.
Filling Department: 
The Filling Department, with a staff of 5 members 
, is very inadequate to deal with the volume of work. It is also 
observed that Shri P. M. Xavier of the department is prone to 
shirk his duties and is frequently absent. It is suggested that 
his services be terminated next month and that 3 additional 
clerks be recruited immediately to cope with the works in the 
department. 
Yours faithfully 
P. M. Mishra 
Assistant 
Secretary.
To, 
The Principal. 
College:- 
Add.:- 
17 September 2014 
Dear Sir, 
__________ Covering letter_________ 
_______________________________ 
Yours faithfully, 
Sign
Report Writing
Report Writing

Report Writing

  • 2.
    1.Pallavi Chawre 17 (Reports By Committees STRUCTURE) 2.Sejal Sanjay Lingayat 30 (What A Reports Usually Contain , Proposal) 3.Sweta Verma 48 (Progress Report) 4.Anjali Yadav 49 (How To Collect DATA, KINDS OF REPORTS ) 5.Mayuri Mayekar 62 (Inroduction) 6.Gaytri Yadav 50 (Reports By Committees & Individual)
  • 3.
    INTRODUCTION • Reportwriting is the direct outcome of the gigantism & complexity of modern bussiness organization. • Oral reports are different from written reports in two ways : a. Written reports strive to be very correct & accurate. b. In an oral reports the speaker & in written reports reader who controls the pace.
  • 4.
    • A reportis a communication from person who has information to a person who wants to use the information. • Report contain logical arrangement of ideas, information & definite conclusions. • All reports whether periodic,proposal or situational have one common characteristics – ‘ THEY HAVE TO BE ACCURATE’
  • 5.
    1. By apersonal observation or visiting 2. Reading journals & studying statistical data 3. By writing letters & obtaining replies 4. Interviewing people 5. Issuing questionnaires
  • 6.
    ¤¤ KINDS OFREPORTS ¤¤ • Report may categerized as : a. Those who go up : when branch manager,secretories write to their superiors or directors. b. Those who go down : when the directors or employers write to their juniors. c. Those who go out : when report written to shareholders,creditors & general public either by secretory or directors.
  • 7.
    • Short reportshave : 1.The Authority : The authority under which the report is being written is mentioned. 2.Terms of reference : This section clearly declare that what aspects are to be covered by the report. 3.Procedure : Here the report writers mention the procedure they followed to obtain their data or information.
  • 8.
    4.Findings : Basedon data ,information & facts collected the report writers will draw definite conclusions which called ‘Findings’ . 5.Recommendations : Based on the findings the report writers will give their recommendation as to the best course of action. This five parts of the report given above are not compulsory to all reports. Eg.Director`s report will not contain ‘Authority’ or ‘Terms of reference’.
  • 9.
    • If thereport is likely to be long one then, writer should use ‘Headings’ or ’Sub-titles’ to break up & refocus the reader`s attention. • Since, a report takes great deal of time & money to write,it is normal practice to send a proposal before starting work on the report itself. • The proposal sets out the nature of the study to be undertaken,procedure,the cost estimates etc. • If the proposal accepted,the work of preparation of report is undertaken.
  • 10.
    PROGRESS REPORT A progress report is a report usually sent by an employee to his employer showing the advance or development in any project or work assigned to him. A secretary or an outside expert reporting to the Board of Directors on the state of affairs in the company or the ”progress” made in any particular department or venture.
  • 11.
     Progress Reportsare usually written by individuals and are sent in letter from.  If progress reports are prepared at regular intervals, as is done in some organisations, they are known as periodic reports.  Progress Reports are written and sent when it takes well over three or four months to complete a project or task.  They re-assure the recipients that the writer of the report is on the job and making progress.
  • 12.
    Employees Progress Report. THE FIREX COMPANY LIMITED Belasis Road Mumbai-400008 10th November2009 CONFIDENTIAL The Chairman The board of Directors Firex Company Limited Mumbai-400008 Dear sir, Sub-Half yearly Report Departmental and Staff Progress It is a pleasure to submit to you the first half yearly report of the employees’ progress for the Share, General and filing Departments under my charge. The report covers the period from 1st May 2009 to 31st October 2009.
  • 13.
    Share Department: TheShare Department has been functioning efficiently under the charge of Shir L.P. Choksey. He has come to us with a background of twenty years’ service with the Ferzana Company Limited.The staff of 10 members is sufficient to cope with the work and there has been no need to pay overtime to anyone. It is strongly urged that permission be granted to confirm Shri Choksey in his services even before the expiry of his probation period. General Department: The General Department which consists of 10 typists, 5 stenographers and 20 general assistants has been functioning unevenly. At present all are under my direct supervision, but on account of my preoccupation with other duties it is often not possible to supervise the distribution and assignment of work to the individual members of the department. It is my considered opinion that the typists and stenographers be constituted into a separate pool under the charge of Kum. S. Shivadasani, who is the senior most stenographer, and that she be entrusted with the distribution of work in the pool and also assigning the typists and stenos to the different officers who might require their services.
  • 14.
    Filling Department: TheFilling Department, with a staff of 5 members , is very inadequate to deal with the volume of work. It is also observed that Shri P. M. Xavier of the department is prone to shirk his duties and is frequently absent. It is suggested that his services be terminated next month and that 3 additional clerks be recruited immediately to cope with the works in the department. Yours faithfully P. M. Mishra Assistant Secretary.
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    To, The Principal. College:- Add.:- 17 September 2014 Dear Sir, __________ Covering letter_________ _______________________________ Yours faithfully, Sign