The document outlines a guide for creating a detailed synopsis for a research project, which includes components such as the title, objectives, statement of the problem, and types of research. It emphasizes the importance of reviewing literature to identify research gaps and the use of both primary and secondary data collection methods for study. Additionally, it provides guidelines on formatting and presenting the report effectively.

1. SUNDAR B. N. (M.com, NET, KSET, PGDFM, PGDAST)
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

2. Synopsis is a summary or recap. It is a shortened version of the
original. The main purpose of such a simplification is to highlight
the major points from the original (much longer) subject, Example
a text, a film or an event. The target is to help the audience get the
gist in a short period of time. A written Synopsis starts with a lead,
including Title, Author, Text type and the main idea of the text.

3. 1. INTRODUCTION- For the study. Specifically
regarding your topic. Objectives of your
topic in your organization, status, scopes,
and background of your problem in your
organization should be encountered Some 20
– 25 lines required.

4. 2. TITLE OF THE PROJECT
A Complete researchable title/problem. With a double inverted comma,
fully caps and bolded letters. It should remain same everywhere you use
in your report.
And it should identified by
 Your company
 Your topic
 Geographical Area of company
 And Research motive
EX- “An evaluation of employees absentiseem in Go GO International
Private limited, Hassan”

5. 3. Statement of the problem-
present and past scenario of your problem in your
organization. Example, the problem facing by your
organization and its impact on the organization, society and
people.

6. 4. OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
The objectives which you mention here should be based on
literature review and statement of the problem. The
objectives you encounter here should fulfil and based on
the objectives your whole report and questionnaire will
depend.
Your objectives should start with
To determine
To find out
To ascertain
To measure
To explore
To study
To explain
Based on the requirement

7. Usually your objectives should be based
on reason for your topic, find out your
problem actually what is, some steps to
decrease the problems, conditions of your
problem and the factors which will improve
or reduce your problem

8. The areas that covers in your topic. The
department you are going to meet. Internal
or external.
example : if you select sales
promotions in the retail sector then what
are the areas your topic is going to
encounter, that will be scope

9.  Why are you studying your topic
 What factors made you to study
 Significat/importance you should convey
 Does Your study is relevant in the present
scenario/are you able to contribute
something which your organization needed

10. Review the literature that is done by
others, so that you can become more
familiar with the topic. After you study the
literature you should be able to derive your
problems exactly and should write
research gap which is not yet touched by
anyone.
SOME TWO REQUIRED

11. After studying Literature review, you want
to encounter the areas which is not studied
so far and which will become the research
gap. This research gap must be filled by
you and have objectives on the research
gap. Keep your direction towards research
gap

12. 1. Types of research- mention different types and write which
one you are pursuing
2. SAMPLING DESIGN- meaning
A) Sampling design- meaning
B) Total population
C) Sampling size
d) Sampling Method
D) Sampling Geographical area
All the above said topics should be original to your study and all
the topics should be written in meaningful sentence
Example- For my study i have adopted Descriptive type of
research, which describing the employees absentiseem,
reason for the same, causes of absentiseem and so on.

13. Explain types of data collection and mention which sources you
are using for the study.
 PRIMARY SOURCES OF DATA COLLECTION- like structured
questionnaire, observations, interviews and discussion with
key parties
 SECONDARY SOURCE OF DATA COLLECTION-
Text books, records from your company, journals, articles,
library, academic report(regarding your topic) and websites
The sources which you are adopting should be
mentioned clearly, after mentioning the meaning for respected
categories.
Example, My study is completely based on the secondary
informations available in different sources, so I am collecting
data through secondary tools such as annual reports, books,
journals, websites and so on

14. The data is analyzed with ‘sample analysis techniques’,
data analysis tool is percentage method where
comparison between two or more criteria.
Percentage of respondents =No. of respondents/ Total
no. of respondents*100
Along with the percentage method i also used
 Ratio analysis
 Trend analysis
 Comparative study
 Pie charts
 Tables are used to represents the consolidated data
 Graphical representation is also used for better
comprehensive understanding

15. What factors made you interrupt encounter
here like
Time
Cost
Insufficient support
less sample
Small geographical area and many other
things

16. Two types of reference you can give-
Books, journals and articles list
Websites that you visited
List all the means and ways you come
across

17. 1. FONT SIZE- heading 14, subheading 12
2. FONT STYLE – Times New Roman
3. Justification – 1.5
4. Header – simply mention your topic name
5. Footer- Mention your college name in the
left side and page number in the right
side
6. Margin- Left 1.5 inch, Right, Top, and
Bottom 1 inch

18. REFER THE BOOKS, ARTICLES,
WEBSITES, NEWSPAPERS YOU
REFERED IN THE APA STYLE