HOW TO WRITE THE PROJECT REPORT
Although there cannot be a strict structure of the report and how to write it, there has to be some uniformity in the report, what you are doing during the project may be extremely creative work, but it needs a scientific structure and nationally acceptable format and there cannot be a strict regulation for reporting it. Therefore the rules have to be adhered to.
Always remember at the time of writing the project:
Although there cannot be a strict structure of the report and how to write it, there has to be some uniformity in the report, what you are doing during the project may be extremely creative work, but it needs a scientific structure and nationally acceptable format and there cannot be a strict regulation for reporting it. Therefore the rules have to be adhered to.
Always remember at the time of writing the project:
- Use A-4 size (i.e. 21 cm x 29.7 cm or 8.3" x 11.8") paper.
- Immediately after the cover page you must have FORM-A (must be in English, irrespective of the language of your project report).
- The report should be in any constitutionally recognised Indian language.
- There is a limitation for the size of the project report. The total number of words is limited to 3500 for projects of child scientists in the upper age group and 2500 words for projects of child scientists in the lower age group.
- An abstract of maximum 250 words should be given in English irrespective of the language used in writing the report.
- Write on one side of the paper only.
- The report must be hand written (A type written report, a computer print-out of the report or a report written by others will not be accepted).
- Keep a duplicate copy of your report with you for your reference.
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