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How to arrange the Content page?
Dr N Balakumar
Any research
report will have a content page. The content page is the page that is
inserted after the Certificate and Declaration pages. A content page
will display the logical arrangements of the research work presented.
Therefore, it is a must that you include the page numbers also, as you see in
the content page of any printed book. Also, note that your page numbers will
begin only from the Chapter One and not from the Acknowledgement page. A content page is
also important from the examination point of view, since it helps the
examiner who evaluates your research work to know at a glance the essence of
the project work by just going through the content page. When you write
the content page, do not forget to include the sub-chapters or titles. Thus,
your chapterisation and logical arrangement of the
project work will be clearly visible to the reader of your project work. Given below is a
sample Content page of a research work titled “ Footwear
Marketing In India ” . However, depending upon your project this may change. Sample Content
Page: CONTENTS Acknowledgement List
of Tables List
of Appendices List
of Abbreviations Pages Chapter 1 Introduction 1 – 12 1.1
Overview of the Indian Footwear Market 1
– 5 1.2
Classification the players in the industry 6 – 7 1.3
Limitations faced by the industry 7
– 8 1.4
Objectives of the study 9
– 10 1.5
Hypothesis 11
1.6
Organisation of the study 12 Chapter 2 Survey
of Literature 13
– 44
2.1 Introduction 13 2.2
Studies in Footwear Marketing 14
– 20 2.3
Marketing strategies – A Comparison 21
– 35 2.4 Studies
on Marketing Tools 36
– 43 2.5
Conclusion 44 Chapter 3 Data
Base and Methodology 45
- 58 3.1
Introduction 45
– 46 3.2
Data Base 47
– 50 3.3
Data Adjustments 54 3.4
Methodology 55
– 58 Chapter 4 Analysis
of Data 59
– 70 4.1
Introduction 59 4.2
Results of Analysis 60 – 65 4.3 Results
Validation 66 – 67 4.4
Practical Implication 68
– 70 Chapter 5 Conclusion 71 5.1 Introduction 71 5.2
Outline 71
– 72 5.3
Key findings of the study 73 5.4
Implications of the study 74
– 75 5.5
Limitations of the study 76 Bibliography 77
– 88 Appendices 89 –
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