FYP Report

Name of the Business

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Student Name
Registration No
Program
Summer 20XX
Submission Date
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 Name of the business

Student Name:
Registration No.

APPROVED BY:

Supervisor Name:

FYP Coordinator:

Department of Business Administration,

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 Declaration Form

I (student name), Registration No……………program………..

Student Name and Signature

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 Format of the FYP Report

1. Acknowledgement
(Page No 1)

In this section, students should acknowledge the support and help of people who helped
inthe completion of their FYP report and the preparation of their report.

2. Executive summary
(Page No 2-Half a page maximum)

An executive summary previews the main points of a detailed report. It helps the reader to
get a quick view of the report before reading it in detail. In this summary, you should briefly
mention everything important that you have done, discovered and concluded.

3. Table of contents
(Page No 3)

List the important section titles and sub-titles in the report with their respective page
numbers in atabular format.

Chapter No 1:
Introduction of Business
The "Description of Business" chapter introduces the business venture, including its mission,
vision, and unique features. It outlines the market analysis, products or services offered, market
research, Problem identification, introduction of the product etc. The chapter concludes by
summarizing the key points and highlighting the venture's potential for success

Chapter No 2:
Sector Analysis
Sector Analysis chapter will include an overview of the industry landscape, examining market

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trends, key players, and growth opportunities.(SWOT) analysis. You'd delve into market
segmentation, customer preferences, and competitive analysis. Additionally, you might discuss
regulatory factors, technological advancements, and potential challenges impacting the sector's
trajectory (PESTEL analysis).
Chapter No 3:
Feasibility Analysis
"Feasibility Analysis" chapter will include the viability of your business idea or project. This
involves assessing its market feasibility, considering factors such as demand, competition, and
target demographics. You'd also analyze the financial feasibility, including revenue projections,
cost estimates, and potential profitability. Additionally, you might explore the operational
feasibility, examining resources, capabilities, and potential risks associated with implementation
In feasibility analysis chapters you would have to add the business structure/hierarchy of
business
Chapter No 4:
Marketing/Promotional strategies
"Marketing and Promotional Strategies" chapter will outline the plans to attract and retain
customers. This includes detailing your target market, positioning strategies, and the marketing
mix (product, price, place, promotion). You'd discuss promotional tactics such as advertising,
public relations, and digital marketing, as well as strategies for customer engagement and brand
building. Additionally, you might analyze metrics for measuring the effectiveness of your
marketing efforts
Chapter No 5:
Future projections and conclusion

In "Future Projections" chapter, you would forecast the business's performance over the next 3
to 5 years. This involves projecting key financial metrics such as revenue, expenses, and
profitability based on market trends, growth strategies, and operational plans. You'd also
consider factors like industry dynamics, competitive landscape, and potential risks to provide a
realistic outlook for the business's growth trajectory alongside outlining possible exit strategies
such as acquisition, IPO, or liquidation. Additionally, you might include sensitivity analyses to
account for various scenarios and their potential impact on future projections.

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In the "Discussion and Conclusion" part we critically analyze the market landscape, feasibility,
and marketing strategies of "XYZ Enterprises." We reassess future projections in light of
current dynamics, identifying key success factors and lessons learned to guide our path forward
with resilience and innovation. This chapter concludes with an invitation for stakeholders to join
us in realizing the full potential of our venture.
Overall this conclusion chapter will be including an overview of business conclusion while
keeping in view the whole chapters

Note: Above mentioned components of your Final Year Business Venture Project Report and must
reflect your personal observations, learning, and experiences gained throughout your journey.
Directly copying or plagiarizing content for these sections is strictly prohibited and will result in the
rejection of your entire project report in accordance with the Plagiarism Policies of the university. It
is imperative that you provide original insights and analysis in these sections to demonstrate your
understanding and mastery of the concepts covered in your business venture.

References and Sources Used

Provide all the references and sources that you have used for data collection in your
FYP Report.

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General Instructions for the report:

Complete all the required parts as stated in the FYP report Template.
Remember: DONOT skip any part since each part is important.

There should be harmony between the ideas that you describe throughout the report (e.g.
entrepreneurial journey, conclusion, future projections etc.

Submissions made after due date will not be considered.

The FYP Report should be typed with the following formatting:

 Page limit: 20-25

Email the soft copy of final report at [email protected]