This document outlines the workflow and objectives of an anti-plagiarism process for research theses. It details the steps that a research scholar must follow to submit and check their thesis, including submitting a soft copy for plagiarism checking with the examination section. Theses are checked for plagiarism excluding references and bibliography, and must have a similarity index of 25% or less to be accepted. Resubmissions with fees may be allowed if the index is higher. The overall process involves the research scholar, guide, examination section, and anti-plagiarism committee.
This document outlines the workflow and objectives of an anti-plagiarism process for research theses. It details the steps that a research scholar must follow to submit and check their thesis, including submitting a soft copy for plagiarism checking with the examination section. Theses are checked for plagiarism excluding references and bibliography, and must have a similarity index of 25% or less to be accepted. Resubmissions with fees may be allowed if the index is higher. The overall process involves the research scholar, guide, examination section, and anti-plagiarism committee.
This document outlines the workflow and objectives of an anti-plagiarism process for research theses. It details the steps that a research scholar must follow to submit and check their thesis, including submitting a soft copy for plagiarism checking with the examination section. Theses are checked for plagiarism excluding references and bibliography, and must have a similarity index of 25% or less to be accepted. Resubmissions with fees may be allowed if the index is higher. The overall process involves the research scholar, guide, examination section, and anti-plagiarism committee.
This document outlines the workflow and objectives of an anti-plagiarism process for research theses. It details the steps that a research scholar must follow to submit and check their thesis, including submitting a soft copy for plagiarism checking with the examination section. Theses are checked for plagiarism excluding references and bibliography, and must have a similarity index of 25% or less to be accepted. Resubmissions with fees may be allowed if the index is higher. The overall process involves the research scholar, guide, examination section, and anti-plagiarism committee.
Inculcate the habit of respecting the academic integrity and discipline.
To identify any act of dishonesty in academic work constitutes academic misconduct. The proposed workflow 1. The research scholar should submit the soft copy of the thesis for the plagiarism check to the examination section through a CD. 2. Checking shall be done excluding the bibliography, index and references. 3. During the initial plagiarism check the thesis shall not be added to the data repository. 4. The anti-plagiarism report will be generated and mailed back to the student, guide, co-guide and the Registrar (Evaluation). 5. A letter from the office of Registrar (Evaluation) to this effect will be sent to the guide, co-guide and student. Permitted Similarity index <= 25%. 6. The thesis can be printed and submitted to the examination section only if a letter to this effect is issued to the candidate, guide and co-guide. 7. The candidate shall mandatorily produce the anti-plagiarism report as a part of the thesis. 8. If the similarity index is > 25% the modified thesis has to be resubmitted following the step no.1 of the process with the fee of Rs. 5000/-. 9. The student can submit the thesis for the third time with the fee of Rs. 7500/-. 10. The third chance shall be considered as the final submission failing which the thesis shall not be accepted. The detailed work flow diagram is as below.
Fig.1 Flow diagram of the process
1 st submission No fees Resubmission Fees of Rs. 5000/- 2 nd resubmission Fees of Rs. 7500/- Maximum of 2 attempts with resubmission fees
Fig 2. Sample copy of the turn it in report for reference
Workflow chart for Anti-Plagiarism test Entities involved: 1. The Registrar Evaluation (RE) 2. Anti -Plagiarism committee (APC) 3. The Research Scholar. 4. The Guide and/or Co-Guide.
Processes involved in the RE office after reception of softcopy of thesis Sl. No Activity Processes 1 Reception of thesis in the form of CD. 1. CD must be signed by scholar and guide with details like Name USN and title of thesis and email id of student and guide. 2. CD should contain the entire thesis in monolithic form as a PDF file ( not separate chapters) 3. Check for the other details of registrations and fees paid. 2 Encode uniquely Encode the CD and submit in the sealed cover containing CD to the chairman of APC 3 Record the transaction in record book.
Processes involved in the APC office after reception of softcopy of thesis Sl. No. Activity Processes 1 Thesis verification 1. Check for the plagiarism index ready file for completeness 2. If incomplete report back to RE. 2 Creation of a turnit in project with academic year folder. 1. Submit the thesis for the plagiarism. 2. Generate the report in hard copy as well as softcopy. 3. Check similarity index. 4. Check for a sample resource match on the internet 5. Store the softcopy for further verification at RE office. 6. Print the first page of the report. 7. Submit the report copy of the report by mail to RE 3 Submission of the report 1. Soft copy of the report to be stored. 2. Submit the duly signed report and CD to the office of RE
Processes involved in the RE office after reception of Plagiarism report. Sl. No Activity Processes 1 Information to the candidate and guide 1. Check the report for acceptance. 2. If accepted send the information to candidate and the APC office to add thesis to the repository. 3. If not accepted ask the candidate shall be asked to resubmit within 10 days with fees of Rs. 5000/- or 7500/- based on numbers of attempts 4. Maximum 2 attempts with resubmission fee failing which thesis will not be accepted. 2 Softcopy of the report Mail will be sent to the candidate that contains the the report generated by APC office with the code as the name of the project. 3 Submission of Hard copy of the report The candidate need to produce the hard copies of the report as prescribed along with the clearance letter related to plagiarism.