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Before starting the project, each student must identify 3–5 possible Assignment topics or titles related to the assigned theme. The proposed titles must be discussed with the concerned teacher. After considering the relevance, scope, feasibility, and availability of information, the teacher will approve one final title for each Group.

Students must begin the detailed preparation of their project only after receiving approval from the teacher.

Important Steps to Follow

Identify the theme assigned to your group.
Prepare a list of 3–5 possible project titles under that theme.
Discuss the proposed titles with the concerned teacher.
Obtain approval for one final title.
Prepare the Assignment according to the prescribed format.
Submit the completed project through the LMS and Present PPT on this.

Note: Students must not begin the full project before the title is approved by the teacher.

2. Group-wise Themes and Suggested Topics

The following are the six themes assigned for the project work. Students may develop their own titles within their assigned theme.

Group -1 : Globalization and Educational Scenario of Assam
Group – 2 : Gender Disparity and Education in North East Region in India
Group – 3 : Tribal Culture and Practices of North East India and Modern Education
Group – 4 : Campus Disturbance: Issues and Remedies( Primary Data)
Group – 5 : Forest Man of India
Group -6 : Education of People of Char Area of Assam

3. Format of the Project Paper

After the teacher approves the title, students should prepare the project using the following structure.

1. Title Page

Include the following information:

Approved title of the project
Name of the student
Roll number or registration number
Course/subject name
Department/college/university
Name of the concerned teacher
Date of submission

2. Abstract

Provide a brief summary of the project, including its purpose, objectives, methodology, major findings, and conclusion. The abstract should generally be around 150–200 words.

3. Introduction

Introduce the topic and explain its background, relevance, and importance in the context of education. Clearly describe the issue or area being studied.

4. Review of Related Literature

Discuss relevant books, research articles, reports, government documents, and other credible sources. Explain what previous studies or published information indicate about the selected topic.

5. Statement of the Problem

Clearly explain the specific issue or question that the project seeks to examine.

6. Objectives of the Study

Write 3–5 clear objectives that specify what the project intends to examine, describe, understand, or analyse.

7. Research Questions

Frame 2–4 relevant questions to guide the project, wherever appropriate.

8. Methodology

Explain how the project was conducted. Include the following details, as applicable:

Research approach or design
Area or setting of the study
Population and sample, where primary data are collected
Tools and techniques used for data collection
Sources of information
Method of data analysis

Projects based on primary data must describe the actual procedures followed. Literature-based or documentary projects should identify their sources and explain how the information was selected and analysed.

9. Analysis and Discussion

Present and explain the information collected. Students may use tables, charts, examples, interview summaries, or other relevant evidence. The discussion should be connected to the objectives and research questions.

For projects involving primary data, present the findings based on the data actually collected. Do not invent responses, results, or statistics.

10. Major Findings

Summarise the most important findings emerging from the analysis.

11. Suggestions and Recommendations

Offer practical suggestions relevant to the selected topic. Recommendations should be based on the findings and evidence presented in the project.

12. Conclusion

Summarise the overall discussion and explain the significance of the findings. Mention any important limitations of the project, where applicable.

13. References

List all sources cited in the project, using APA 7th edition referencing style. Every source cited in the text must appear in the reference list.

14. Appendices (if applicable)

Include questionnaires, interview schedules, supplementary tables, photographs, or other supporting material where relevant and appropriate.

4. General Formatting Guidelines

Length: Approximately 2,500–4,000 words, excluding the title page, abstract, references, and appendices.
Language: English.
Font: Times New Roman, 12-point.
Headings: 14-point, bold.
Line spacing: 1.5.
Alignment: Justified.
Margins: 1 inch on all sides.
Page numbering: Include page numbers.
Referencing style: APA 7th edition.
File format: PDF preferred; DOCX may be accepted if permitted by the LMS.
Originality: Use your own words, acknowledge sources properly, and avoid plagiarism.

5. LMS Submission Requirements

Students should submit their work in the following stages, according to the instructions of the concerned teacher:

Stage 1: Proposed Titles

Prepare a list of 3–5 possible titles under your assigned theme and discuss them with the teacher. Submit the proposed titles through the LMS if instructed.

Stage 2: Approved Title

Record the final title approved by the teacher before proceeding with the project.

Stage 3: Completed Project

Prepare the full project according to the prescribed format, proofread it, and upload the final file to the LMS. Check that the document opens correctly and that the submission is successful.

Final Reminder

Each student must prepare 3–5 possible titles from the theme assigned to their group and discuss them with the concerned teacher. The teacher will select and approve one final title. Only after approval should the student proceed with the preparation of the complete project.

The project should demonstrate independent thinking, an understanding of the selected educational issue, the appropriate use of evidence, and the ability to present ideas in a clear and systematic academic format.

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*** if Any Issues face during the Assignmet must contact with teacher