Project report maker
Your project report, written with its charts, in minutes
For projects with no coding: BMS, BCom, BAF, BBA, MBA, arts, science, law and school. Type your topic and one line about what you studied. BlackBook AI writes the whole report in the order your college expects, with survey tables, the charts drawn from them, a SWOT matrix, findings, bibliography and questionnaire. You edit anything and download PDF and Word.
- Written free, ₹129 to download
- No coding needed
- About 45 pages, 8 chapters
What is in it
The structure colleges ask for
Introduction, literature review, research methodology, field study, data analysis, findings and recommendations, conclusion, then bibliography and annexures.
Charts of your own data
Bar, column and donut charts drawn from each survey table, with an interpretation under it. Change a number and the chart redraws.
Tables, SWOT and interview
A profile table, a four-colour SWOT matrix, an interview with questions, responses and analysis, and a framework built from the findings.
Questionnaire included
A complete questionnaire matching your objectives and an interview schedule, as annexures, ready to print and use.
A finished one, to judge the quality
A complete project report written by BlackBook AI: 52 pages, survey tables with charts, a SWOT matrix and a questionnaire. Names and college details are placeholders.
The chapters of a project report
Chapter 1: Introduction
Background, definitions, statement of the problem, objectives, hypotheses, scope, limitations and the scheme of the report.
Chapter 2: Literature Review
The theory behind the topic, what earlier studies found, the frameworks used to analyse it and the research gap.
Chapter 3: Research Methodology
Research design, sampling, data sources, instruments, analytical tools, ethics and the fieldwork schedule.
Chapter 4: Field Study, Profile and Analysis
The organisation or sector studied: its profile, what was observed, the interview and a SWOT analysis.
Chapter 5: Data Analysis and Interpretation
A table and a chart for each survey question, each with its interpretation, and the testing of the hypotheses.
Chapter 6: Findings and Recommendations
The findings of the study, practical recommendations and a framework built from them.
Chapter 7: Conclusion and Scope for Future Research
The conclusion, what it means in practice, the scope for further research and what the student learned.
Chapter 8: Bibliography and Annexures
The bibliography in your college style, the questionnaire used for the survey and the interview schedule.
This is the commerce and management structure. Law, architecture and school projects have their own; see every structure.
Project report or blackbook?
| Project report | Blackbook | |
|---|---|---|
| For | A study with no coding | A project you built, with coding |
| Courses | BMS, BCom, BAF, BBA, MBA, arts, science, law, school | BSc IT, BSc CS, BCA, MCA, engineering |
| Chapters | Literature review, methodology, field study, data analysis, findings | Technologies, requirements, system design, implementation, testing |
| Figures | Bar, column and donut charts, SWOT matrix, process flows | UML, ER, sequence and class diagrams, Gantt chart |
| Also has | Executive summary, questionnaire, interview schedule | Code listings, test cases, screenshots, user guide |
| Length | About 45 pages | About 85 pages |
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By course
- BMS project reportBachelor of Management Studies
- BCom project reportBachelor of Commerce
- BAF project reportBachelor of Accounting and Finance
- BBA project reportBachelor of Business Administration
- MBA project reportMaster of Business Administration
- LLB project reportBachelor of Laws
- BArch project reportBachelor of Architecture
- Class 10 / 12 school projectWritten projects, and computer projects with coding
Questions, answered
- What is the difference between a blackbook and a project report?
- On BlackBook, a blackbook is the report of a project you built with coding (BSc IT, CS, BCA, engineering): system design, UML diagrams, code and testing. A project report is a study with no coding (BMS, BCom, BAF, BBA, MBA, arts, science, law and school projects): literature review, research methodology, survey data with charts, findings and a questionnaire. You choose which one you are making when you start, and each is written and formatted in its own way.
- Do I need to know coding to make a project report?
- No. A project report has no code, no screenshots of software and no UML diagrams. Its figures are charts of your own survey data, tables and a SWOT matrix. Only school computer projects have a program, and the start form asks you about that.
- Are the survey numbers and charts real?
- No, and the report says so. BlackBook AI writes realistic sample values so that every table, chart and interpretation is in place, and marks them "[Sample values: replace with your own data]". You replace the numbers with your own survey results; each chart is a few lines of labels and numbers you can edit, and it redraws.
- Which courses is it for?
- BMS, BCom, BAF, BBA, BBI, MCom, MBA, BA, MA, BSc, MSc, LLB, BArch and Class 10 to 12 school projects. Each follows the chapter structure that course expects.
- How much does a project report cost?
- Writing it is free. Unlocking it is one payment of ₹129: every chapter to read and edit, and PDF and Word downloads as often as you need. There is no subscription.
- Will my college accept the format?
- The report follows the order colleges under Mumbai University and most Indian universities ask for: cover page, certificate, declaration, acknowledgement, executive summary, contents, chapters, bibliography and annexures. Formats differ between colleges, so everything is editable, and it downloads as Word as well as PDF for last changes.