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The topic you are choosing shall be contemporary, giving out a social message, has a research gap, provides future opinions and suggestions.

 

Word Limit- 2500-3000

Font: Times New Roman

Size: 14 for headings, 12 for general content

Spacing: 1.5

Citation Format: Use Bluebook 19th Edition for all citations and references.

Author Information: Include your name, course, year of study, and institution at the end of the article.

 

1. Title Page

• Title: Clearly and concisely describes the topic of the research.

• Author(s): Name(s) of the author(s).

• Institutional Affiliation: Name of the institution or organization where the research was conducted.

• Date: The date of publication or submission.

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2. Abstract

• Purpose: Provides a brief summary of the research paper.

• Content: Includes the research problem, methodology, main findings, and conclusions. Typically 150-250 words. 

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3. Keywords

• Purpose: Helps in indexing and searching for the paper.

• Content: List 4-6 key terms related to the research topic.

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4. Introduction

• Background: Provides context and background information on the research topic.

• Research Problem: Clearly states the research question or problem being addressed.

• Purpose and Objectives: Outlines the purpose and specific objectives of the research.

• Hypothesis: Presents the hypothesis or research question being tested (if applicable).

• Significance: Explains the importance and potential impact of the research.

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5. Literature Review

• Purpose: Reviews existing research related to the topic.

• Content: Summarizes and critically evaluates relevant literature, identifying gaps that the current research aims to address.

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6. Methodology

• Research Design: Describes the overall research design (e.g., experimental, observational, qualitative).

• Participants/Subjects: Details about the participants or subjects involved in the research.

• Data Collection: Describes the methods and tools used for data collection.

• Data Analysis: Explains the techniques used to analyze the data.

• Ethical Considerations: Addresses any ethical issues and how they were managed.

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7. Results

• Findings: Presents the results of the research, often using tables, figures, and graphs to illustrate the data.

• Analysis: Provides an interpretation of the results, including any statistical analyses.

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8. Discussion

• Interpretation: Interprets the results in the context of the research question or hypothesis.

• Comparison: Compares findings with previous research and discusses any similarities or differences.

• Implications: Explains the implications of the findings for theory, practice, or further research.

• Limitations: Identifies any limitations of the study and how they may affect the results.

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9. Conclusion

• Summary: Summarizes the main findings and their significance.

• Recommendations: Provides recommendations based on the research findings.

• Future Research: Suggests areas for future research.

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10. References/Bibliography

• Purpose: Lists all the sources cited in the paper.

• Format: Follows a specific citation style Bluebook 19th edition.

• It is mandatory to provide 6-7 citations for your research paper and 2-4 case laws on your research topic.