Scope And Scope Of Research Studies

CHAPTER-1

INTRODUCTION

1.1 Introduction

1.2 Statement of the problem

1.3 Aims and Objectives

1.4 Scope and Limitations of the study

1.5 Source Material

1.6 Methodology of the study

1.7 Review of Literature

1.8 Scheme of the work

1.9 Conclusion

1.10 References

GROWTH OF RESEARCH IN LAW IN INDIA: AN ANALYSIS OF THE

DOCTORAL STUDIES

INTRODUCTION:

Research and development are the index of prosperity of the nation Research is a means of continuously developing a discipline. Indian Universities play a crucial role in the generation and application of new knowledge. Their contributions belong to four major areas traditionally assigned such as teaching, research, conservation and extension. Research is the pursuit of new frontiers of knowledge in whatever directions and extent possible. The success or failure of a university is measured by the contributions it has made in each of the above areas of which research is an important aspect. Doctoral research comprises one subset of research for which India annually invests substantial resources. The result of the doctoral research is presented in the form of a dissertation. A doctoral dissertation or thesis is a document submitted in support of candidature for an academic degree or professional qualification presenting the scholar’s research and findings (www.wikipedia.org). It embodies results of original research especially substantiating a specific view; written by a candidate for the academic degree. Law is a system of rules and guidelines which are enforced through social institutions to govern the behaviour of the human beings in the society. Law as a discipline of study is taught in many colleges and universities and at different ...

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...here a detailed account of the statement of the problem, aims and objectives, review of literature, Methodology of the study will be given.

Chapter 2: will depict the state of the art of P.G. Dept. Of Lib. & info.sc. Of Sambalpur and Utkal University.

Chapter 3: An Account of the Dissertation submitted so far to both universities of Sambalpur and Utkal University.

Chapter 4: Observation and analysis.

Chapter 5: Findings and Conclusion

1.9CONCLUSION:

A comparative analysis of the dissertation submitted from the P.G department of Library & Information Science, of Sambalpur University & Utkal Universityhas beenand continues to be one of the most highly valued aspects. It helps us for a comparative study between two universities. This is very important when university promotion and tenure, faculty evaluation and university goals are considered.