The document provides guidelines on writing a thesis for M.Tech students, highlighting the importance of selecting an appropriate topic, conducting thorough research, and presenting the work formally. It details the steps for choosing a topic, preparing a synopsis, researching, maintaining writing style, and formatting the thesis correctly. Additionally, the document emphasizes the significance of clear presentation, proper conclusion, and adherence to deadlines.

1. Guidelines to the procedure of thesis
writing
How to write a Thesis?

2.  The word thesis came from a Greek word means
“something put forth”. We can also call it as an
intellectual proposition. It is a compiled document
showcases the research that is being done and is
submitted by the students during the period of
their M.tech.
 The Thesis contains all the facts and figures,
arguments and suggestions, experiments and
results and all other stuff they get to know during
their research. The extent of the project depends
on the nature of topic, in-depth research and
rules and regulations of different universities.

3. Thesis Writing revolves around the
following main areas
 Topic
 Research
 Synopsis
 Style
 Presentation
 Conclusion

4. Choice of the Topic
 The initial step to begin with the M.Tech thesis
writing is to choose an intuitive and easy topic to
conduct the research thoroughly and reliably.
Choosing a topic can be a daunting task as
students have to pick an original and relevant
topic which should also serve its purpose in other
languages too.
 It’s usual to get many topics while looking for the
perfect one. It’s highly a confusing state of mind
where we have options but the choice is not easy
to make. Why not make it easy by evaluating
each and every topic on the grounds of feasibility,
technicality, and usage.

5.  As thesis is bulky in nature, the students need to
make sure about data generation, thorough
evaluation, and proper compilation. Support your data
with facts, solutions, arguments, and discoveries to
make your thesis more interesting and productive.
The topic to be chosen should be such that you have
some previous basic knowledge about that topic. It
should not be the case that my friend is writing on this
topic and I should also follow him. This will not do any
good.
 While choosing a topic you should not divert from
your core area of study. Choosing a topic from
electronics stream if you are from computer science
stream is completely illogical. So, take special care of
this point while making a selection of topic.

6. How to choose a good topic?
 Check your requirements along with terms and
conditions laid down by the college or university.
 Decide whether you want to work on a completely
new topic or work on existing one.
 The topic should be such that it is able to define a
problem with an appropriate solution.
 Do a deep research on available research papers
and articles.
 List down ideas on a paper and shortlist some of
them.
 From the shortlisted topics, choose that one on
which you can write something.
 Take the help of your mentor.

7. Synopsis
 Selection of the topic is followed by base paper
implementation. It means grasping the knowledge
from the amount of work that has already been put
into your selected topic.
 Next is the preparation of synopsis report. Remember,
a synopsis is an introduction to your report. It must be
explicative and well defined as it defines your aims
and objectives of the technical research of the topic.
Make your synopsis report more appealing with a
catchy title that leaves the reader with no ambiguity.
The main purpose of the synopsis is to plan about
how you are going to fulfill your research goals. It is a
short outline of your proposed thesis work.

8. What should a synopsis include?
 Background Detail
 Outline
 Time Plan
 Reference

9. Research
 Research is also essential during thesis writing. The
more you will explore, the more you will be able to get
into the skin of the topic. Make sure to touch every
aspect of the topic and come up with significant
findings. The successful completion of this step
results into many inferences and students are drawn
nearer to the documentation of thesis.
 After understanding the conclusions in an intelligent
way, elaborate all points independently on the
grounds of future scope of the topic. At the end,
supplement your thesis with discrete appendices
which provide complete information to draw a
reference. It is the section where you can include
information that is vital to mention but can’t be
incorporated into the main content. The end page
includes all citations and references from which you
have drawn facts to support your thesis.

10. Style
 The style of your thesis writing also matters a lot.
The style of writing pattern should be formal. The
text should be clear and precise with no
grammatical errors. The way of writing should be
formal. Rather than writing long sentences, focus
on short sentences and phrases. Don’t write long
paragraphs like these look boring and
unimpressive.
 If possible try to write in points rather than lengthy
paragraphs. The points listed should look genuine
with facts and arguments.

11. Presentation
 Proper presentation of your work is also
essential. It reflects the way how effectively you
have presented your work. If there are any
diagrams, these should be presented neatly.
Don’t spend too much time on designing and
beautification of diagrams. Utilize this time in
making clear explanations, examining arguments,
and checking for errors in the work. Elaborate
essential points with facts and figures as these
convey the idea more clearly.

12. Conclusion
 Work is complete, now how to conclude? A good
conclusion will summarize all the work you have
done. You should submit your thesis before the
deadline. Remember your deadline and utilize full
time to make your thesis as interactive as
possible. Go for proofreading to find the
underlying errors and mistakes that left unnoticed
while you were working on the thesis. Also, make
sure that all the work is in accordance with the
required thesis format. Don’t forget to include an
appendix.

13. Thesis Writing Format
A standard thesis writing format includes the following
components:
 Title Page
 Declaration
 Abstract
 Acknowledgement
 Table of Contents
 Introduction
 Literature Review
 Conclusion
 References
 Appendices

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