UiTM Thesis Help — Your Discipline Names Chapter 4, Your Faculty Sets the Word Count

It depends on your faculty. The guideline sets out two chapter bodies: science and technology candidates report Results with Discussion following separately, while social science and business management candidates report Findings and Analysis. Take it from the faculty you are registered in, not from a friend in another school, and confirm it against the current handbook.

In the guideline we checked, endnotes, quotations, appendices, tables and diagrams are excluded from the total, and the figure itself is set per programme against the MQA standard and listed by faculty. Candidates who count everything routinely believe they are over when they are not. Recalculate before you delete anything.

It is at least older than the current one, since the institute publishes as IPSis now. That does not make everything in it wrong, but specifications are revised between versions and your examiner works from the current one. Get the current handbook from IPSis or your faculty rather than from a cohort chat.

The guideline permits a choice — APA, IEEE, Harvard, Chicago or a house style — which is unusually open and which candidates often read as no rule at all. Your discipline normally settles it in practice. What is actually marked is consistency, so choose once and hold it from Chapter 1 through the reference list.

In the version we checked, 3.8cm on the left for binding and 2.5cm at the top, right and bottom, with body text justified and the first line of each paragraph indented one tab. Different universities specify different figures, so do not carry a template across — and confirm the current numbers with your faculty.

It is a short page provided for among the appendices, and it is the single most common omission among candidates who built their document from another university's template. It takes very little time to write and its absence is noticed at the point where you least want a delay.

No. We are an independent academic writing service with no connection to the university, no endorsement from it and no access to its systems. We read the guidelines it publishes and work to them, and we will always tell you to confirm the current version with IPSis or your faculty rather than treat us as the authority.

Yes, at the same rates. Terminology stays consistent across every bab, and the declaration, abstract and preliminaries follow the BM versions your faculty specifies rather than being translated from the English pages — which is where most BM submissions come back.

Not the parts that are checked. A model does not know which chapter body your faculty uses, cannot tell you which handbook version is current, and has not read your data. What it produces is a plausible thesis about your topic in general, formatted to no institution in particular.

No, and it will answer confidently anyway. Models describe a generic thesis format and cannot know that the institute renamed, that the handbook has been revised, or that word counts moved into a per-faculty appendix. Only IPSis or your faculty holds the version your examiner will use.

Screening is increasingly routine at Malaysian universities, usually alongside the similarity check. Policies differ between faculties and are revised, so read your own faculty's current rules rather than what applied to a senior. Where a flag needs addressing properly, our AI content removal service starts with a free diagnostic.

Methodology is written in exactly the register detectors were trained on — passive, procedural, impersonal — and second-language writers score higher still. Do not panic-rewrite. Name your actual instrument, your sample, your campus, and the decision you changed halfway. Specificity is what a generated chapter cannot contain.

Put your own study back into it. Name your faculty and campus, your setting, your sample, the framework you rejected and why, and the finding you did not expect. Generated chapters are flagged because they could belong to anyone, and specificity is both the fix and what makes the chapter stronger.

Only the adviser assigned to you. Your drafts, data and correspondence are used solely for your order, never reused, never shared, and deleted once the order closes. Nothing identifying you, your supervisor or your faculty is retained afterwards.