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Internship report

Your internship report, written from your own work.

For BBA, BMS, BCom and MBA summer internships, engineering training and every other course. Tell us the company and what you did there; get the whole report with its company profile, org chart, SWOT and week-wise work.
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Written free, ₹99 to download · Any course · About 35 to 45 pages, 7 chapters

Format

Internship report format

The front pages, in order: cover page, college certificate, the company’s internship certificate, declaration, acknowledgement, executive summary and contents. Then these seven chapters. Open any one to see what goes in it.

Your college’s guidelines come first wherever they differ. If your department gave you a template, choose your college under More options when you start, or send us its format.

Contents

Internship report

  1. 1Introduction

    The internship in brief, its objectives and scope, how the information was gathered, and its limitations.

  2. 2Industry Profile

    The industry the company works in: its structure in India, growth, major players, trends and regulation.

  3. 3Company Profile

    The company: its history, vision and mission, products or services, structure, departments, competitors and a SWOT analysis.

  4. 4Role and Work Done

    The department and role, responsibilities, the work week by week, and the main tasks and projects.

  5. 5Analysis and Learnings

    What was observed and analysed at work, the skills gained, the challenges, and how it connects to the course.

  6. 6Findings, Suggestions and Conclusion

    Findings from the internship, suggestions for the company, and the conclusion.

  7. 7Bibliography and Annexures

    Sources in your college style, and what to attach: the internship certificate and samples of your work.

Free tool

Your week-wise work table

Every internship report has one. Pick your department and how long it was, and copy the table into your report, or let the whole report be written with it.

Your department

A typical shape for this department. Edit each line to what you actually did; your guide will ask about it.

  1. Week 1

    Induction, company products and the sales process; shadowing a sales executive

    Learning: How the product reaches the customer

  2. Week 2

    Maintained the weekly sales tracker; followed up pending orders and complaints

    Learning: Discipline of follow-up

  3. Week 3

    Market survey of competitors’ prices and schemes in the territory

    Learning: Reading a market

  4. Week 4

    Social media posts and a small campaign for the local market

    Learning: Digital promotion on a small budget

  5. Week 5

    Analysed the month’s sales and campaign results; prepared the summary

    Learning: Turning data into a summary

  6. Week 6

    Prepared a presentation of findings and suggestions for the manager

    Learning: Presenting to a manager

  7. Week 7

    Supported the month-end sales review and target planning

    Learning: Targets and planning

  8. Week 8

    Final report preparation and feedback session with the guide

    Learning: Writing up the internship

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Inside

What is in yours

The chapters colleges ask for
Introduction, industry profile, company profile, your role and work done, analysis and learnings, findings and suggestions, then the bibliography and annexures.
Company profile with an org chart
History, products, departments, competitors and a four-colour SWOT matrix, with the organisation chart drawn for you. Facts you did not give are left for you to fill in.
Your work, week by week
A week-wise table, your responsibilities, and each task or project you did, step by step, written from your own description.
Learnings tied to your course
The skills you gained, the challenges and how you handled them, and a table linking the work to the subjects of your course.

Sample

A finished one, to judge the quality

A complete internship report written by BlackBook AI: 35 pages, the company and industry profile, an organisation chart, SWOT and the work week by week. The company and names are made up.

Courses

By course

The same seven chapters for every course; your course goes on the cover, and your work is linked to its subjects.

Which one

Internship report, project report or blackbook?

CompareInternship reportProject reportBlackbook
ForWork you did at a companyA study, survey or research projectYour final-year project report
ChaptersIndustry and company profile, work done, learningsLiterature review, methodology, data analysis, findingsYour course’s structure
FiguresOrganisation chart, SWOT, week-wise tableSurvey charts, SWOT, process flowsDiagrams for a software project, charts for a study
LengthAbout 35 to 45 pagesAbout 45 pagesAbout 45 to 85 pages

Ran a study instead? See the project report maker. Built software? See the AI Blackbook Maker.

FAQ

Questions, answered

What is an internship report?

An internship report is the document a student submits after an internship: what the company and its industry are, what the student did there week by week, and what they learned. BBA, BMS, BCom and MBA students submit one after the summer internship (the SIP report in MBA), and engineering and diploma students after industrial training.

What is the format of an internship report?

Front pages first: cover page, certificate from the college, a place for the company’s internship certificate, declaration, acknowledgement, executive summary and contents. Then the chapters: introduction, industry profile, company profile, your role and work done, analysis and learnings, findings and suggestions, and the bibliography and annexures. Colleges differ in small ways, so follow your own guidelines where they say something else; the report downloads as Word for exactly that.

How many pages should an internship report be?

Most colleges ask for 30 to 60 pages. BlackBook writes about 35 to 45, typed in Times New Roman with 1.5 spacing, before your own photographs, certificates and annexures are added.

What goes in the company profile?

The company’s history and background, its vision and mission, products or services, organisation structure (usually as a chart), departments and what each does, its competitors, and a SWOT analysis. Facts such as the year it was founded, its turnover or its clients must come from the company itself: BlackBook uses only what you give it and leaves a clear placeholder for the rest, never a guess.

How do I write the week-wise work done?

A table of each week of the internship, what you did that week, and what you learned from it. Start with induction and training in week 1 and build up to the work you did on your own. The planner on this page lays one out for your department and length to copy; the full report writes it from your own description of the work.

Is it only for BBA and MBA?

No. Any course can make one: BBA, BMS, BCom, BAF, MBA, engineering, BSc IT, BCA, diploma and others. The course you choose goes on the cover, and the report links your work to the subjects of your course.

How much does it cost?

Writing it is free. Unlocking it is one payment of ₹99: every chapter to read and edit, and PDF and Word downloads as often as you need. There is no subscription.

What do I add myself?

The internship certificate or completion letter from the company, on its letterhead; the offer letter if your college asks for it; photographs and samples of your work where the company allows; and the signatures on the certificate pages. The report marks where each one goes.

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