Description:

Graduate on time (GOT) has become the holy grail of success in
the world of post-graduate education. The majority of students
who enrol in a postgraduate research programme have a strong
desire to learn. Motivation, on the other hand, tends to decline
on a regular basis. Furthermore, students give up on their
education when they cannot see the light at the end of the
tunnel.

In contrast to the students who chose to withdraw from their
programmes, we have encountered thousands of post-graduate
students who are able to complete their degrees on time. We
were aware of their predicament and the difficulties they were
experiencing in their graduate studies. Simply put, students
who are unable to complete their studies are unable to do so
due to both the students and the supervisors.
Keep in mind that other errors can be easily identified. As a
result, the supervisors’ ability to effectively supervise students
has a significant impact on the students’ ability to graduate.
Naturally, it is the students’ responsibility to be self-motivated
and consistent in their approach to their studies. The student
dropout rate is directly related to a lack of participation and
collaboration on the part of any party, including supervisors and
students.

This book was written with the intention of assisting and guiding
academicians as well as post-graduate students through the
process of completing their educations. The most important
thing is that students have fun while learning new things and
feel like they are contributing to the overall body of knowledge.
We designed and crafted the book’s content based on our
previous experiences in order to assist students in organising
their academic pursuits in a methodical manner.
This book is divided into 9 chapters. The book begins with
a discussion of the fundamentals of research. This chapter
provides a thorough understanding of the fundamentals of
acquiring knowledge as well as why research is required. This
chapter lays the groundwork for the applicant to become an
outstanding researcher in the future.

We wish you luck!