General sets of rules related to Periodic Progress Report (PPR) task

• Every student has to submit Periodic Progress Report (PPR) Individually (Not in Team).

• Each student has to submit minimum four Periodic Progress Reports (PPRs).

• Save and Submit button on PPR: After filling PPR, if student click on Save button, student’s PPR will be saved and he/she can edit the same in future, If student click on Submit button, student’s PPR will be submitted and he/she will not be able to edit the same in future. So be careful while submitting the PPRs.

• If any student wants to furnish any other details apart from answering above four questions as part of their PPR, he/she can give details via uploading specific file.

• Once student submits PPR, his/her respective guide (Internal AND/OR External) must have to make comment on it.

• If any HOD/Principal is also interested to make comment on any PPR, they are also permitted to do so (optional).

• At the end, students have to take photocopy of submitted PPRs (along with comments from their respective guides – internal as well as external and/or HOD/Principal) and have to attach the same with the final project report.

• Note: Students are also required to do PPR activity during semester 8, with respect to their semester 8 project work. Other rules will remain same as above. 

Other useful blog articles related to PPR are:

What are the objectives of Periodic Progress Report (PPR)

What to do in Periodic Progress Report (PPR)?

What to answer by students under set of four questions of each PPR?

What is the role of faculty (Internal guide/HOD/Principal) in PPR activity?

Note: For any query or confusion refer GTU PMMS guideline, other project related guidelines or contact GTU. The information on this blog is just for information.