MD(Res), MSc and MRes dissertation support for doctors in the UKMD(Res), MSc and MRes dissertation support for doctors in the UK

Your dissertation answers to your own university and to nobody else. The rules that decide it are your school’s: its word count, the referencing style it specifies, its academic-integrity policy, and the ethics route it requires you to take. NMC PGMER-2023 and the NBEMS thesis timelines, which govern Indian programmes, do not apply to you, and we will not pretend otherwise.

What we bring is the same pair of people we bring to any thesis. A senior clinician argues with your design until it is feasible and reads each chapter the way an examiner reads it. A biostatistician runs the analysis in R or SPSS and then sits with you until you can explain the result rather than recite it. Where your research touches the NHS, we help you prepare for the IRAS and HRA route; we do not file anything on your behalf and we are not a sponsor.

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, as an additional review before your institution runs its own check. Its results depend on the sources and settings available to it, and may differ from your institution’s own report.

You remain the sole author of your thesis. We mentor, edit, analyse and check; we do not write it, and we claim no authorship and no co-authorship. Where your institution or a journal asks for that help to be disclosed, we help you disclose it in the form they require, and authorship of any paper that follows is decided by the ICMJE contribution criteria^[4]. That holds in the United Kingdom exactly as it holds everywhere else.