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Bibliography for project file — format and examples.

The last page of your project lists every book and website you used. Here’s how to write each kind of source, with templates you can copy and fill in.

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A finished bibliography page at the end of a school project file — A real page built by Redrafty from our own sample project. The school and names are placeholders.

In short

How to write it.

The heading — BIBLIOGRAPHY, on a new page at the end.
One entry per source you actually used: books, textbooks, websites, newspapers.
The same order of details every time: author, year, title, publisher — or for a website, the page title, the site and the link.
Sort A to Z by the author’s surname — or by the title when there is no author.

If your teacher names a style — APA or MLA — follow it. If not, keep every entry in the same pattern.

Format

One pattern for each kind of source.

Book: Surname, Initials. (Year). Title of the book. Publisher.
NCERT textbook: NCERT. (Year). Title of the textbook. National Council of Educational Research and Training.
Web page: Author or organisation. (Year). Title of the page. Website name. Link
Newspaper: Surname, Initials. (Year, Month Day). Title of the article. Newspaper name.

Samples to copy

4 bibliography templates.

Copy it, fill in the [brackets], make it yours.

Science project — Physics, Chemistry, Biology

BIBLIOGRAPHY

NCERT. ([year]). [Physics Part I]: Textbook for Class [XII]. National Council of Educational Research and Training.

[Author’s surname], [initials]. ([year]). [Title of the lab manual or reference book]. [Publisher].

[Organisation or author]. ([year]). [Title of the web page]. [Website name]. [link]

English project

BIBLIOGRAPHY

NCERT. ([year]). [Flamingo]: Textbook in English for Class [XII]. National Council of Educational Research and Training.

[Author’s surname], [initials]. ([year]). [Title of the book about the author or poet]. [Publisher].

[Author or organisation]. ([year]). [Title of the article]. [Website name]. [link]

Commerce project — Accountancy, Business Studies, Economics

BIBLIOGRAPHY

NCERT. ([year]). [Business Studies Part I]: Textbook for Class [XII]. National Council of Educational Research and Training.

[Company name]. ([year]). [Annual report year–year]. [link]

[Author’s surname], [initials]. ([year], [Month] [day]). [Title of the news article]. [Newspaper name].

Websites only — webliography

WEBLIOGRAPHY

[Organisation or author]. ([year]). [Title of the first page you used]. [Website name]. [link]

[Organisation or author]. ([year]). [Title of the second page]. [Website name]. [link]

[Organisation or author]. ([year]). [Title of the third page]. [Website name]. [link]

Use the year printed in your own copy of the book. Only list sources you really used.

Real pages

How the finished page looks.

School project file: Sources A to Z by author, each in the same pattern. — **School project file**Sources A to Z by author, each in the same pattern.

College project report: IEEE style: numbered in the order they are cited — [1], [2], [3]. — **College project report**IEEE style: numbered in the order they are cited — [1], [2], [3].

Pages from real builds of our own sample drafts in Redrafty, unedited. The schools and names are placeholders. Tap a page to see it larger.

Where it goes

The pages of a project file, in order.

Front pageCertificateAcknowledgementIndexYour projectBibliography

The usual order — if your teacher asks for a different one, follow your teacher.

Tips

Do this. Skip that.

Do

List every source you really used
Write the full title, not just the website’s name
Sort the entries A to Z
Put it on its own page at the end

Don’t

Write “Google” or “Wikipedia” as a source
Invent books to make the list longer
Mix two patterns in one list
Forget the link for a web page

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FAQ

Questions? Answers.

What is a bibliography in a project file?

The list of all the books, textbooks, websites and articles you used for the project — on its own page at the end.

Bibliography or webliography?

A webliography lists only websites. Many teachers accept websites in the bibliography; some want a separate webliography page — ask yours.

In what order do I write the sources?

A to Z by the author’s surname — or by the title when there is no author.

Can I just write “Google”?

No. Google is a search engine, not a source: write the page you actually read — its title, the website and the link.

How many sources do I need?

There’s no fixed number. List every source you really used — a short, honest list is better than a long one.

Bibliography or references?

School project files usually say Bibliography. College reports often use References — in IEEE, numbered in the order you cite them, like [1], [2].

More samples

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