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COMPARE INDIAN CONSTRUCTION WITH CONSTRUCTION IN DEVELOPED NATIONS

1. Different type of methods used in Indian construction for different type of constructions

2. Include various big projects that took place in India from the past two decades and the time span they took to complete (like how long two similar projects took to finish with change in decades). Also the budgets the projects used up in completing the projects.

3. Number of projects that went beyond the estimated budget

4. Compare the Indian projects that were took up by national firms and Indian projects took up by international firms. Identifying major differences and check for number of positives and negatives in both.

5. Look after some great constructions in developed countries and the changes that took place in the past decade in those countries.

6. Comparing the rate of change in Indian constructions and developed nations construction.

7. The positive factors of Indian construction.

8. The negative factors that are holding back Indian construction when compared to construction in developed nations.

9. The measures that India should take to be really competent with developed nations in the construction industry.

10. The use of making constructions with partnership of international firms and the losses that may incur when there is an international partner.

11. Where the India stands in the construction industry.

12. Profits India will get from making particular developed nations as international partners.

Requirement

1. Research the various aspects that I'm going to include in my assignment by referring relevant books and journals and the notes of subject.

2. must include the case studies that shows the positives in Indian construction when compared to construction in developed nations as well the negatives in the construction of India when compared to developed nations constructions.

3. must try to discover whether or not change in Indian culture of construction show positive impact on Indian construction.

4. This assignment is not about word numbers and the kind of projects involved but should present one's own analysis of the case studies.

Assignment Requirements

Executive Summary (200-250 words)

- Details of why the assignment was prepared, how it is structured, what the important findings and conclusions are, and what the major recommendations are (This, of course, should be written after you've finished the report).

Table of Contents

- This should be a full comprehensive listing with respective page numbers of executive summary, introduction, main sections, references, etc.

Introduction and/or Background

- Provide a good background to the topic under investigation. You need to provide the information your reader needs to understand to follow your report structure and content.

Main Body

- Keep in mind that your topic must be presented in the context of what this subject is about (i.e. international construction). There is no point in submitting assignment that does not tackle one or more issues related to the industry in the international context.

- Make sure that you have a good structure that helps bringing your argument to life. The materials you are presenting has to flow well (coherent piece of work) to reinforce your argument

- Use case studies/examples (valid evidence) to support your viewpoints.

- You are expected to demonstrate clear thinking and using

Given that this assignment attracts 80% of the total mark, it is important to remember that you are expected to produce a well-researched original piece of work'. Originality simply means that you have thought about, and researched, the topic pretty well.

Conclusions / Recommendations

- Discuss the findings of your analysis and provide recommendations in response to the specific conclusions and lessons learned.

List of References

- Provide a complete list of references - full details of all citations used in the body of the assignment.