There are several ways of formalizing whole thesis. Do you have any idea about well known structure of the thesis or how should we organize it in chapter-wise manner ? Currently I am writing my Ph.D. Thesis.
The structure of Ph D thesis cannot be uniform universally. Further, the structure of a thesis will also vary from subject to subject. You will find copies of thesis of your field of work from India upload by Sodhganga in the web.
The structure of Ph D thesis cannot be uniform universally. Further, the structure of a thesis will also vary from subject to subject. You will find copies of thesis of your field of work from India upload by Sodhganga in the web.
Is there any universal structure of Ph.D. Thesis ?
Personally I think there is no universal structure of PhD thesis. Each country / university has their own structure or format. The best is refers to your university senate / graduate school on what is the appropriate structure you should follow. However, generally each PhD thesis has the following chapters:
There is no universal structure of PhD thesis. You can refer the following link for getting a general idea about how to write a thesis:
https://www.ldeo.columbia.edu/~martins/sen_sem/thesis_org.html
There is no fixed format for Ph.D. thesis, it may vary from University to University and subjectwise also, but by more or less it should consist of following:
1. Introduction- motivation for
proposed research, needs and
objectives.
2. Literature Review.
3. Research Methodology, Main
results.
3. Discussion, Conclusions,
limitations and future scope.
4. References
There is none. It should have an Abstract (with key words), Introduction, Scope of your Work, the actual work, Conclusions and References
I think it is dependent upon the requirements of each higher education institution, individual academic departments, and the discipline itself . . .
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