JNU provides a format for PhD synopsis, which may also be possibly used as a guideline for preparing M.Phil. research proposals. Some tips on the way that this format may be used. The research proposal is made up of information about a variety of […]
Guidelines for Pre Proposal Submission All the proposals would be received online through STARS website (https://stars.iisc.ac.in/) The procedure adopted will be as follows: 1. Submission of pre-proposal: This will include an executive summary, key objectives and optionally schematics of the research idea 2. Blind review: Because they will perform blind review of the preproposal, the […]
Writing Research Proposal The research proposal is your opportunity to show that you—and only you!—are the perfect person to take on your specific project. After reading your research proposal, readers should be confident that… This project has been thoughtfully designed and crafted by you The background you have for this project is sufficient;; You have the proper […]
a statement of research/scholarship interests a proposal not to exceed 1,500 words, double-The Ask spaced, describing the general scope of the project and the specific work proposed during the fellowship term a statement of current and future research plans a brief summary of your research interests a statement of plans for work and their relation […]
By an eHow Contributor. For any student writing a research paper, the proposal is the most important step in the process. The quality of your proposal can be the deciding factor in whether the review board accepts your topic. Here are some steps to help you write a proposal for a research paper. (1500 – […]
Introduction This guide intends to provide practical information for students who have been asked to submit a research proposal as part of their application for admission to a research degree. It is also relevant to students who are applying to external bodies for postgraduate research funding. Research funding In choosing where to do your research […]
The research proposal, which must be written by the candidate with the supervisors’ assistance, should be 2-4 pages (single-spaced) including figures (optional) and usually no more than 10 references, and should be` submitted electronically. The purpose of this proposal is to allow assessment of the intrinsic scientific merit of the project and of the student’s […]
Title of research Background one paragraph explaining what this thing is about: what the domain of the intended research is, what the pressing issues are etc Research question one paragraph explaining a specific research question (or questions) relating to the above Research design and methods one paragraph explaining the research design to address the […]
This document has been set up to assist students in preparing the text for their research proposal. It is NOT intended as a document to guide you through your research proposal development, but to assist you in setting out the proposal, in terms of text layout, section headings and sub-sections. The Research Proposal is a […]
Prospective PhD students are required to complete a research proposal and submit it with the application form and other relevant documents. The proposal should be max 3,000 words in length excluding bibliography/references. The numbers in parentheses indicate the maximum page length that should be devoted to each section. This does not suggest that all sections […]
The purpose of the research proposal is to demonstrate that the research you wish to undertake is significant, necessary and feasible, that you will be able to make an original contribution to the field, and that the project can be completed within the normal time period. Some general guidelines and advice on structuring your research […]
RESEARCH PROPOSAL Statement of Intended Research together with a Title. This should be about 500 words, one-two pages, on any area of the syllabus and should indicate some familiarity with the context of the proposal and research methods to be employed including each of the following elements: a clear, well thought-out title; an explicit reference […]
