What is Primary and Secondary Research?

 Primary research refers to the collection of firsthand information directly from original sources. It involves conducting surveys, interviews, experiments, or observations to gather data that is specific to a particular research question or objective. Primary research provides fresh and tailored insights, offering a deeper understanding of the topic.

On the other hand, secondary research involves analyzing and interpreting existing data and information that has been previously collected by others. This can include studying research papers, reports, articles, books, and online sources. Secondary research helps in gaining a broader perspective and understanding of the subject matter by utilizing already available data.