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    The business plan outlines 16 steps to starting a business over 14 weeks, including setting goals and vision, analyzing strengths and weaknesses, choosing a product or service, researching the market, creating sales and marketing plans, establishing legal and accounting systems, and developing a financial plan. The specific business proposed is an Amul parlour in a college campus in abc district with an investment of Rs. 1.5 lacs and a deposit of Rs. 25,000. The promoter plans to advertise locally and target college students to achieve profits of Rs. 5 lacs annually, later expanding to railway parlours and other campuses.

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    The business plan outlines 16 steps to starting a business over 14 weeks, including setting goals and vision, analyzing strengths and weaknesses, choosing a product or service, researching the market, creating sales and marketing plans, establishing legal and accounting systems, and developing a financial plan. The specific business proposed is an Amul parlour in a college campus in abc district with an investment of Rs. 1.5 lacs and a deposit of Rs. 25,000. The promoter plans to advertise locally and target college students to achieve profits of Rs. 5 lacs annually, later expanding to railway parlours and other campuses.

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    The business plan outlines 16 steps to starting a business over 14 weeks, including setting goals and vision, analyzing strengths and weaknesses, choosing a product or service, researching the market, creating sales and marketing plans, establishing legal and accounting systems, and developing a financial plan. The specific business proposed is an Amul parlour in a college campus in abc district with an investment of Rs. 1.5 lacs and a deposit of Rs. 25,000. The promoter plans to advertise locally and target college students to achieve profits of Rs. 5 lacs annually, later expanding to railway parlours and other campuses.

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    New Business

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    msiwal
    The business plan outlines 16 steps to starting a business over 14 weeks, including setting goals and vision, analyzing strengths and weaknesses, choosing a product or service, researching the market, creating sales and marketing plans, establishing legal and accounting systems, and developing a financial plan. The specific business proposed is an Amul parlour in a college campus in abc district with an investment of Rs. 1.5 lacs and a deposit of Rs. 25,000. The promoter plans to advertise locally and target college students to achieve profits of Rs. 5 lacs annually, later expanding to railway parlours and other campuses.

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    1. Goal, mission and vision.


    2. Analyse strengths and weakness.
    3. Choose products or services.
    4. Search the market for the product or service.
    5. Forecast the sales revenues.
    6. Website for the business.
    7. Production plan.
    8. Marketing plan.
    9. Organisation plan.
    10. Legal plan.
    11. Accounting plan.
    12. Insurance plan.
    13. Computer plan.
    14. TQM(Total Quality Management).
    15. Financial Plan(Cash Budget, Balance sheets, Profitable graph, Income Tax).
    16. Cover Letter.

    Name of business: Amul parlour in abc district

    Name of company: Amul

    Investment: Amul Preferred Outlets or APOs are least cost business model with an estimated investment of
    Rs.1.5 lacs towards interiors of shop, equipment and a refundable deposit of Rs.25,000/-.

    Location : abc district,College campus.

    Promotion: Advertisements in Newspapers, Local Cable, pamphlets, posters.


    Profit: In the starting years of business profits will be not so high, in starting i will go for achieving the cost of
    business. Then with time as the business advances profits will be quite high. I will focus for a profit of at least 5
    lacs per annum.

    Further plans to increase this business: with the advancement in the business, i will target railway for railway
    parlours, will go for almost every institute campus because nowadays youth should be the main focus.

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