Your dissertation answers to the college or university that will examine it: UWI in the Caribbean, WACS or NPMCN in West Africa, COSECSA across East, Central and Southern Africa, or your own university’s postgraduate rules. NMC PGMER-2023 and the NBEMS thesis timelines, which govern Indian programmes, are not yours.
We prepare the proposal in your college’s own format, provide biostatistics remotely, and include the plagiarism report with every draft, as on every service we publish. Where a college format is one we have not read before, we read its published guidance first and say so rather than assuming it resembles another.
Where your university publishes a similarity threshold, we work to it. Where it publishes none, we work to the stricter convention we use in India — similarity under 10%[3] — and a word-level MDSoftune report travels with every draft, so there is nothing left to discover when your institution runs its own check.
You remain the sole author of your thesis on the ICMJE criteria[4]. We mentor, edit, analyse and check; we do not write it, and our name appears nowhere in it. That holds across the Caribbean and Africa exactly as it holds everywhere else.