Format PHD DR - BaxisPatel Final
Format PHD DR - BaxisPatel Final
Format PHD DR - BaxisPatel Final
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A Research Proposal
Submitted to
[University/Institute]
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY
[Subject]
By
[Name of the Candidate]
[Guide Name]
Designation
[Department]
[Faculty]
[University]
[City-PIN]
[Year]
Introduction:
In this section give a brief introduction about the topic in about 2 pages.
Review of Literature:
This section includes a review of existing literature available on the topic. You may start with
theoretical contribution of authors/scholars with proper citation followed by the existing
literature in order to identify variables as well as to identify the gap between existing literature
and proposed/observed phenomenon. State why the literatures are not able to reply to your
problem statement. This is known as gap in literature and you want to fill this gap by this
research.
It examines recent research studies, company’s data, or industry reports that act as a basis for
proposed study.
Problem Statement:
(Describe the problem statement. For example, the problem statement can be the research gap.
The problem statement will be the focus of research.)
Research Methods:
Here you have to give a brief idea of the methods of research you are going to adopt.
This section should include the following:
1. Research Objectives:
Mention the objectives (Primary and Secondary objectives) of the research. The
objective must be set in line with the problem statement. Basically, your objective is to
do a research that can solve the research problem. Therefore, the objective must be to
identify/study/analyze those things that may contribute towards answering the problem
statement.
You have to describe how the findings/outcome of your research shall be helpful to
academicians, corporate houses, and society in general.
4. Research Design:
This section gives the details of your research design. You can refer “Business Research
Methods by Cooper” for more information.
Proposed Model:
Depict Model and propose relationship with/among variables that are to be tested along with
hypothesis with proper citation.
Managerial/Social Implications:
Managerial/Social Implications summarize what the results mean in terms of actions. In other
words, Managerial/Social Implications compare the results to the action standard and indicate
what action—or even non-action—should be taken in response.
Chapter scheme:
The tentative Chapters outline with a brief description of coverage.
Bibliography/References:
Mention tentative list of Books, Magazines/Journals, Reports, and Website for the purpose of
collection of secondary database. (APA style)
Glossary: