Project & Consultancy 

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Normal FAQs:

1. What is research consultancy?

Ans: A firm or an organisation or an individual client approaches an expert for findings/solutions/specific application (or product).

2. Who is research consultant?

Ans: Research consultants conduct specialised and targeted research on behalf of a client and produce a final analysis of key findings. They are normally experts in a particular field, sometimes scientific, who can provide reports in areas the company's full-time staff cannot. 

3. How do you become a research consultant ?

Ans: A minimum of a master's degree in your area of research specialization. Three years' experience as a researcher or study leader. Demonstrable research skills such as data analytics, statistics, or survey design. Impeccable writing and organizational skills. 

4. What is the difference between field and research consultant ?

Ans: The typical large consultant group usually divides its consultants into field consultants and research consultants. The field consultants are the ones who meet with the clients. The research department mainly compiles the performance and other relevant information about the managers. 

5. What is the difference between a research advisor and a consultant ?

Ans: Advisers typically work on ongoing, long-term projects and predict problems before they come up. As a result, these professionals often influence a company's long-term success. In comparison, consultants usually work on specific projects or problems and offer their specialized expertise to create solutions.

6. What is a research project?

Ans: A research project is an academic, scientific, or professional undertaking to answer a research question using methodology of your choice. 

7. What do you do in a research project ?

Ans:  The following steps are major in any research project:

• Choose a question or problem area to research;

• Form a hypothesis;

• Select a method, plan and collect the data;

• Analyse the data collected;

• Summarise your observations and draw a conclusion;

• Write a project report and communicate the results.