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An Orientation to

Project Work

By

SRK tEAM


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Project Report

Generally Consists of 6 Chapters.

Title Page, Bonafide Certificate from the

Department, Project Completion

Certificate from the Company,

Declaration by the Student and

Acknowledgement by the Student.


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CHAPTER: I

INTRODUCTION

Introduction, Definition, Functions.

Significance of the Study.

Importance of Study.

Objectives of the Study.

Scope of the Study.

Methodology. Limitations.


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CHAPTER: II

PROFILE OF THE INDUSTRY

CONTENTS Profile of the Industry.

Sugar Industry in Andhra Pradesh.

Sugar Industry in India.


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CHAPTER: III

PROFILE OF THE COMPANY

CONTENTS GMR Industries, Sugar Division Sankili - a scenario.

Growth of the Industry. Man power particulars.

Manufacturing Process.

Quality Policy.

Profile of the Organization. Objectives of the Organization.

Benefits to the Industry.

Awards and Achievements.


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CHAPTER: IV

CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK /THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

CONTENTS Introduction of Ratios

Definition of Ratio Analysis.

Importance of Ratios. Classification of Ratios.

Limitations of Ratios.


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CHAPTER: V

DATA ANALYSIS AND INTERPRETATIONS

CONTENTS

Computation of Ratios with Tables Graphical Presentation of the Ratios


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CHAPTER: VI

CONTENTS

Findings and Suggestions.

Conclusion

Bibliography

Questionnaire / Balance Sheets


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Sample Contents for Chapter I

Finance Project Introduction to

Financial

Management Meaning, Nature and

Objectives of F.M.

Finance Functions

Objectives, Need,Scope, Methodology,Limitations of theStudy

HR Project Introduction to

HRM

Definitions,Concept,Differences

Objectives, Need,

Scope,Methodology,Limitations of theStudy


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Contd..

To determine the financial position, i.e., the short

term liquidity position and the long term solvency

of ICOMM Tele ltd.

To Know the Liquidity position of ICOMM Tele Ltd. To evaluate the Solvency Position of ICOMM Tele

Ltd.

To Analyze the Working Capital Ratios of ICOMM

Tele Ltd. To give suitable suggestions to the Company for

its improvement in Operational Performance.

Sample Contents for Chapter IObjectives of the Study :


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Contd..

Primary objective: The main objective of the study is toexamine training and development activities in theorganization

Secondary objectives:

To analyze various training and development activitiestaken up by The Andhra Pradesh Paper Mills Limited andtheir effect on the efficiency of the employees.

To know whether the process of nominating people on thebasis Training Needs Identification Form is going onproperly.

To find out whether training is properly planned andconducted.

To assess what employees feel about the methods of

instruction, the reading material provided and training aids.

Sample Contents for Chapter IObjectives of the Study :


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Sample Contents for Chapter II

Industry Profile History

Mile Stones at Industry Level

Profile of the Industry in India,

Worldwide.


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Sample Contents for Chapter III

Company Profile Brief History / Introduction of the Company

Vision & Mission

Major Milestones

Quality Policy Awards & Achievements

Business Unit Locations

Manufacturing Products

Organization Structure Alliances

Competitors.

Manufacturing Facilities, Processes


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Sample Contents for Chapter IV

Finance Project Introduction to Financial

Analysis

Tools and Techniques of

F.A. Concept of Ratio

Analysis.

Nature, Significance,Uses, Limitations ofRatio Analysis.

Classification of RatioAnalysis.

Brief Explanation of

Different Ratios .

HR Project Introduction to

Training &Development.

Benefits of theSystematic Training.

Objectives of Training& Development.

Methods of Training.

Training Process.

Evaluation of Training& DevelopmentPrograms.

Theoretical Framework


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Sample for CHAPTER V

CURRENT RATIO :

Current ratio may be defined as therelation between current assets and

current liabilities. This ratio is the most

rigorous and conservative of firms

liquidity position is considered

satisfactory for a firm to meet all its

current claims.

Data Analysis & Interpretation


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Current Assets

Current Ratio = -----------------------

Current Liabilities

Year Current Assets Current Liabilities Current Ratio

2002-03 13683.97832 7120.14177 1.92

2003-04 22125.67781 16945.84911 1.31

2004-05 25650.33029 15855.01794 1.62

2005-06 41221.72047 29114.28179 1.42

2006-07 53526.06109 34141.23985 1.57

Table 5.01Statement Showing the Current Ratios from the Year 2002 2007

( Rs. In Lakhs )

Source: Annual Reports


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10000

20000

30000

40000

50000

60000

2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

Current Assets

Current Liabilities

0.00

0.50

1.00

1.50

2.00

2.50

2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07

Current Ratio

Current Ratio


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INTERPRETATION

The above Table shows the Current Ratios from2002-2007 i.e., 1.92, 1.31, 1.62, 1.42 and 1.57respectively. From the above analysis we can say thatworking capital ratio changes from year to year and itdoesnt

reach the standard norm of Current Ratio i.e.,2:1 in any year. It means the Current Ratio of theCompany is not in a satisfied manner.

The Current Ratiodoesnt

satisfy the Standardnorm of Current ratio i.e., 2:1 in any year. The Shortterm solvency position of the company is notsatisfactory. The firm is suffering from Shortage ofWorking Capital.


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S.No Item of No of Employees Reponses in

percent

1 Excellent 28 25.45

2 Good 70 63.63

3 Poor 12 10.92

4 Very Poor 00 00

Total 110 100

Table: 5.1

Opinion on training facilities available in the organization:

Source: Compi led from Quest ionnaire.


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Interpretation:

Table 4.1 reveals that 63.63 percent of employees feel

that training facilities provided by the organization are good.None of the employees feel that they are very poor and 10.92

percent of employees feel that facilities were poor. But only

25.45 percent of employees opined that training facilities are

excellent.

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Sample for CHAPTER VI

Findings of the Study :

The Current Ratio doesnt satisfy the Standard

norm of Current ratio i.e., 2:1 in any year. The

Short term solvency position of the company is

not satisfactory. The firm is suffering from

Shortage of Working Capital.

The Liquid ratio of the Company is satisfiesthe Standard Norm in all the years. The

Company have sufficient cash to meet its

Short-term liabilities.

Findings & Suggestions

Finance Project

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Suggestions :

By Studying the Current Ratio, it is advised to

the Company to increase its Current Assets in

order to maintain the desirable norm of CurrentRatio i.e., 2:1.

The Super Quick Ratio of ICOMM Tele Ltd isnot good, and it is advised to increase its liquid

assets in order to maintain the Standard norm of

Super Quick ratio i.e., 0.5:1.

By Evaluating the Debt- Equity ratio of

ICOMM Tele Ltd it is advised to reduce the

Total Debt in proportion to its Net worth.


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HR Pro ject

Findings of the Study :

Majority of the Employees believe that theCompany has adequate Opportunities for

Professional Growth of an Employee.

It has been found that the Poor Performance of

the employees is addressed appropriately by the

Managers and Supervisors.


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Suggestions :

As the Employees are interested inparticipating On-the Job training

programme, it is recommended that the

company be adopted.

Taking Timely feedback from the

employees is highly essential to takenecessary steps for improving the

organizational climate.


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BOOK NAME AUTHOR NAME PUBLICATION

Financial Management I.M. Pandey

(2004)

Vikas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd

Financial Management M.Y. Khan, P.K.

Jain

Tata Mc Grawhil Publishing Ltd

Financial Management PrasannaChandra

Tata Mc Grawhil Publishing Ltd

Management

Accounting

R.S.N. Pilali

Bhavathi

S. Chand & Co.

WEBSITES VISITED :

www.wikipedia.org

www.google.com

www.icommtele.com
http://www.wikipedia.org/http://www.google.com/http://www.google.com/http://www.wikipedia.org/


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Bibliography :

Ananya Roy (2010), Poverty Capital Microfinance and the making of

development, Routledge publications,

UK. Cheston and Kuhn, (2004), "Women

Development through Micro Finance",

Sonali Publications, New Delhi, p.16.

Author Name (Year), Title of the Book , Name of the Publication


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