UK Dissertation Forum Forums Dissertation Seek the help of your supervisor while writing a dissertation

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    • #121
      Baker Lee
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      This may seem fairly obvious, but many students do not seek the help of their supervisors while writing their dissertations – in fact, many students consult their supervisors a day or two before the submission and this often spells disaster. Writing a dissertation is tedious and one wrong step can change the course of your dissertation. So, it is necessary to ask the advice of your supervisor on a periodic basis. Even if you do not have questions or doubts, sit next to your supervisor and get him to evaluate your dissertation at various stages. This way, you will be able to make corrections before it is too late.

    • #147
      Robert
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      True! Seeking supervisor’s suggestions is way important.

    • #212
      Anna
      Member

      It saves lot of time that could be wasted in rework later

    • #214
      Detra
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      We should always be in touch with our guides during the research so that we know we are on the right track.

    • #215
      Laura
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      Consulting the guide at the last time always messes up the things if there any changes to be made.

    • #216
      Richard
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      Right I did this mistake and had to rewrite my whole thesis.

    • #217
      Violet
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      It is always better to consult the guide to avoid re works.

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