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The Golden Rules

The Golden Rules

THE GOLDEN RULES

  1. Before you start your presentation, say something nice to the examiners to make them relaxed and happy.
  2. You must know your thesis inside out by heart. You must know which information is on which page; I am not kidding, I did memorize my whole thesis.
  3. Have ready on your table and in your laptop a copy of your thesis with the same pagination as that of your examiners and your supervisor(s).
  4. Don’t try to fool your examiners. They are experts in your field.
  5. Don’t admit to anything negative, such as: Sorry, I am not prepared and so on.
  6. Don’t take it easy. Examiners may be friendly, but sometimes things may get unpleasant. Keep cool and be polite always.
  7. At any point, if you are under stress, ask for permission to look at your thesis.
  8. Focus on the importance and gravity of your research problem. Cite published references to support your stand.
  9. Simplify your results with graphs and tables and relate them to your hypotheses.
  10. Show your conclusion and highlight your new findings.

     

    During Your Presentation, Remember These Tips:

    1. Refer to different coloured markers (that have been inserted earlier) in various parts of your thesis to help you locate specific points if necessary.

    2. Don’t fight for your right. Your examiners are your clients. Remember, customers are always right. Never ever argue with them; instead, get ready with a pen and a paper and write down their suggestions and thank them.

    3. Admit it if you are wrong. Be patient. In a short while, you may well be on the way to being addressed as Dr….. just like everyone else in the hall, hopefully. So be humble.Emphasize the importance of your contributions and how you have bridged the gap in the literature Prove to them with published references that your methodology is sound and used by many other researchers.

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Fake People….

Fake people are like shaitan, you can’t see them but they see you… Say NO to Fake people…

PhD…….

If you understand what PhD means, trust me, you have already finished half of your thesis….

Greed Kills…

Greedy people are like cancer disease, never satisfy until consume you with your bones.

the art of entertaining…

Is Impact Factor Important?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCAsAKgNPjs

NOTE TO LECTURERS….

Instructors are empirical scholars, classroom reformers, learners’ advocates, discipliners and character builders.
A positive and successful teacher is able to establish a close relationship among students, administrators and parents.

Knowledge sharing corner….

Lets share knowledge  so that create  new knowledge…

A Good Teacher….

A good teacher creates problem in the c lass rather than solving the problem…. Let our students stuck and then unstuck…..surprise……

Sharing is caring…

Sharing ideas, helping people….

The art of multitasking…

the art of style…

If you know what I am thinking right now, you can call yourself just a genius...

Just Listen…

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When I am Not around..

When I am Dead, turn this website into a Story Book....Start with: Once upon a time....

All about Scientists….

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TBbK6cuuvs

Research Methodology…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_Ujkt83i18&list=RDQMC1KuSlv4Lr4&start_radio=1

Research Process….

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBXznU_TPJo&list=RDQMC1KuSlv4Lr4&index=2

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When you dare, you Win!

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PhD Seniors

A PhD thesis is a scholarly piece of work. Try to understand all scholarly terminologies. Go to the internet and search for explanations of the terminology that you do not understand. Readand read. You will soon realize that you are on board with your seniors.

What is a PhD Proposal

A proposal is a solid and convincing framework of a PhD thesis that underlies the originality of a research. It also must delineate a significant contribution
 to existing intellectual knowledge, either challenging or supporting existing literature on proposed problem.

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Research Scope and Justification

Research scope indicates the extent or limit of your investigation. You narrow down your search and investigation to a specific level and area of study.
Research Justification: It refers to a statement indicating the reasons for the investigation. You put forward a claim that this investigation is worthy of the funds, effort and time invested.

PhD Candidate

You cannot be a research student unless you have read enough to understand what are you doing. What is research? What is a PhD? So, you need to read relevant literature and arm yourself with the relevant knowledge.

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