Dissertation help in Bangalore

MBA at Bengaluru City University: a 75 to 150 page Master thesis

For MBA, the most detailed rules we could find in the city are from the Canara Bank School of Management Studies. It is the PG management department of Bengaluru City University, at Central College. Its dissertation guidelines come under CBCS from 2019–20, and the copy online is posted by a college in Jayanagar, not by the university. We take them as a strong guide. Still, ask your department if a newer version has come.

As per the BCU MBA guidelines, the dissertation is done in the fourth semester over six weeks, and the work should be not less than 45 days. It has to be done individually, and group projects are not allowed. First you prepare a synopsis of around 7 to 10 pages, and your guide signs it and your principal forwards it, together with a registration form giving the name of the organisation. After that a progress report goes every fortnight. A Panel of Experts looks at these reports and your draft, and only after that it recommends the dissertation for submission.

Coming to the final report, anything from 75 up to 150 pages is fine as per BCU. Use Times New Roman in size 12, and the lines are spaced 1.5. Keep the abstract below 150 words and give five key terms at the end of it. The guidelines also fix how much of the length each chapter should take. Introduction is 15%, and the review with research design is 10%. Organisation and respondent profile take 20%, data analysis and interpretation 40%, and findings, conclusions and suggestions the last 15%. That means Chapter 4, the data analysis and interpretation, is close to half of your report. When time is short, put it into that chapter only.

Marks wise also the dissertation is big, it is for 200 marks, evaluated by your guide and by an external examiner from the Board of Examiners, and the pass mark is 100. The viva is separate, for 50 marks, and you need 25 there. For plagiarism, up to 20% similarity index is allowed in the BCU MBA guidelines. Who does the checking is decided by the Panel of Experts, they name the authority.

The four-week MBA project between semesters

Many students mix up the dissertation with the shorter project. BCU has separate project work guidelines (a 2020–21 copy, on the same college website). This project is four weeks of work in the gap between the second and third semesters. Once the third semester begins, you get two weeks only to hand in that report. Minimum length is 30 pages, and for font and spacing you simply follow the same rules as dissertation.

The BCU project guidelines clearly write that this project is “not an Organizational study nor Dissertation work”. The idea is to take an open topic on some live management problem. The report is for 25 marks and the viva for 25, and out of the total 50 you need 25 to pass. One guide can take maximum ten students. You have to meet your guide for not less than four hours every week, and 75% attendance is recorded in a work diary.

Many times we see students writing this project like a company profile. The guidelines don’t want that. Put the management problem as your main topic and keep the company details short, as background only.

Similarity checks for Bengaluru PG students

The software used to check your report depends on your university, because the national option is not open to PG students. INFLIBNET’s ShodhShuddhi FAQ says UG and PG students cannot have accounts. So the check will happen on whichever software your college or university has purchased.

In Bangalore University, the library’s plagiarism policy applies to dissertations also, not only to theses. Before you submit, the library checks a soft copy of your dissertation. Their report is sent to you and also to the head of your department. If the report points to some problem, a Departmental Academic Integrity Committee will hear you first, before any decision is taken. The levels are the usual UGC ones, and up to 10% is treated as minor.

RGUHS has issued a circular dated 12 January 2026 for PG students in nursing, pharmacy, dental and medical courses. As per that circular, DrillBit is licensed through the HELINET Consortium for PG students and faculty. It can be used for dissertations, theses, articles and project reports, and every college has a named coordinator. Find out from your department who is your coordinator, well before your last month.

What we couldn’t find in writing

As of October 2026, we searched the official university sites and three things were not there. We found no current VTU circular for M.Tech dissertation submission. We also didn’t find any Bangalore University rulebook for MBA or M.Com project reports, and nothing from CHRIST for Master’s dissertations. Some copies of a VTU M.Tech circular are going around on file-sharing sites. We are not quoting dates or limits from those copies, because we cannot trace them back to VTU.

If your programme is one of these, ask your department to give you three things in writing. You need the similarity limit, the rules for pages and font, and the format of the guide’s certificate. Once you have them, rest of the report can be planned.

How it works from Bangalore

Send us a message with your programme, your college, the university that gives your degree and your actual submission date. Attach whatever guidelines the department has given you, even if it is only a senior’s report.

We read your guidelines first, and on a call we tell you clearly whether your timeline is workable. After that you get a written plan, week by week. Suppose your data is already collected but Chapter 4 is still empty. Then the analysis is taken up first, and our Bangalore data analysis page explains how we handle that part. Your chapters come back to you in tracked changes. In the end we set the front pages as per your college template.

Under the BCU MBA guidelines the viva carries 50 marks, and only you can face the examiners there. So you must understand every table in Chapter 4 well enough to explain it in your own words.