The study of methodology, or the ways in which research is conducted, is known as “methodology.” Theoretical analysis of conventions and methods underlying a certain field of study. It often includes things like the paradigm, theoretical model, stages, and quantitative and qualitative methods. Since the goal of a methodology is not to set solutions, it is distinct from a method. It instead provides the theoretical basis for knowing which technique, set of methods, or best practises may be applied to a given circumstance, for instance, to compute a certain result. Research is often discussed these days, both within and outside of universities. Every year, a plethora of research studies are started and undertaken. However, research methodology, a crucial aspect of the research process, is often overlooked. Because of this, many scientific works, especially those in the social sciences, resort to excessive paraphrasing and citations. Consequently, a lot of studies wind up being pointless. It is important to highlight that the quality, not the amount, of research is what matters most when it comes to planning and development. This book was written with two goals in mind: I to help researchers of all stripes create effective research methodologies, and (ii) to familiarise them with the finer points of using a variety of research-based approaches. The publication of this book is a small but sincere attempt to contribute to the advancement of both exploratory and outcome-focused research.