Create a Sharepoint Search Scope by Out of the Box

The step by step procedure to create search scope through Out of the box is as follows.
  • In the Site Actions -> Site Settings
  • Under site collection Administration -> Select Search Scopes
  • Select New Scope
  • Enter the Details and Press OK.

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