Check what already exists before you commit

Committees reject proposals that duplicate an existing product or a previous year's project without adding anything. Spend an evening searching before you decide:

1. Products: search app stores and the web for apps that already solve the problem. Note what they do badly or who they leave out.
2. Previous FYPs: ask your FYP coordinator or library for past titles in your department. Many departments keep a list.
3. Research: search Google Scholar, IEEE Xplore and the ACM Digital Library for the problem in plain words.

Finding existing work is not a reason to give up. It is the start of your literature review and the source of your angle: a different user group, a local language, offline use, lower cost, better accuracy on local data. Write that angle down; it becomes the "why this project" part of the proposal.