A thesis is written based on the idea formulated by the students. The selected idea is chosen as a research topic for the analysis of the work done during the final academic years and therefore extensive research is done by thoroughly going through the existing case studies.
It should be noted that a thesis in its final stages is more like an academic paper that explains the student’s stance on their selected topic and explains the rationale bases for defending it. The defense of the thesis lies in the strength of the relevant research done while preparing it. As compared to the dissertation, it takes less time to write down a thesis.
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A thesis consists of assumptions based on work supported by powerful evidence from the related sources relevant to the research topic and is at least 100 pages long. The template for the thesis format is most probably provided to students by the universities.
The rules for writing a thesis include that the font should be Times New Roman with 12 for paragraph writing and 14 for headings whereas the thesis should be printed on the A4 size paper. There should be a one-inch margin from all sides. These rules similarly apply to the dissertation.
The thesis consists of the following topics: Title page, Acknowledgement, Declaration, Abstract, Introduction, Body of Thesis, Summary, Conclusion, and References. The title page includes the thesis title, name of the students, roll numbers, department, degree program, and their relevant supervisor/s along with the submission date, name of the university, and its logo.
The acknowledgment section shows gratitude by the students to those who helped them in their research. The declaration part solemnly makes students swear the oath of honesty that their work is free of plagiarism and copyright infringement. In case of violation, they are eligible for expulsion from their relevant degree programs.
The abstract is an important piece of information that varies from 200-300 words and should explain the topic research, main findings along the summarized results. This portion gives an overview of the thesis and helps the panel to outline your research work. The body of the thesis explains the students' work and the conclusion portion highlights the relevance of the work in the light of existing case studies. Reference List must highlight all the relevant resources used to give credit to the corresponding authors.
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