Thesis
Data waiting for analysis, a protocol under objection, or several stages left: the work starts at your stage.
- Published fee
- ₹29,999
- Typical duration
- 1 week to 3 months, by stage
Research rescue
Thesis deadline close? Get a research rescue assessment.
Tell us where the work stands and when it is due. A specialist reads it and tells you plainly what is still achievable in the time left, and what is not, before you pay anything.
- Read by a specialist
- Reply within one working day
- Nothing to pay to ask
Before you write
What to send us
Most of this fits in the form below. The rest goes in its message box.
Upload or paste de-identified research data only. Never send patient names, hospital IDs or other direct identifiers.
Programme and country
MD, MS, DNB, DrNB, residency, fellowship, MSc or MRes, and where you are training.
Specialty
So the request is read by someone from your own field.
The deadline, and who set it
The exact date, and whether it comes from your university, your board, your department or your supervisor.
Where the work stands
Protocol, ethics, data, analysis or chapters. The honest position is the useful one.
Your guide's comments
Your guide's or supervisor's written remarks, pasted in as they were given.
Files, only after we reply
De-identified drafts or data, when we ask for them. Not with the first message.
On a DNB or DrNB programme? Work out your NBEMS dates from your joining date before you write.
What you get back
What we look at
The reply is an assessment, not a sales call. It covers five things.
What appears fixable in the time
Which parts of the remaining work can realistically be done before your date, given what you already have.
What cannot responsibly be promised
Anything that depends on approvals, data or decisions outside our hands, named plainly rather than left vague.
The scope of support needed
Whether the work needs a check, a repair or something larger, and what you would still do yourself.
A proposed pathway
Which of our published services fits, at its published fee. If none does, we say so.
How communication will work
Who you will hear from, and where drafts and comments are exchanged once work begins.
Possible, and not
What the time can buy, and what it cannot
Often fixable in the time
Typical cases, not a promise. It depends on what you have and when it is due.
- Re-running or checking an analysis on data you have already collected.
- Restructuring a draft against your guide's written comments.
- Repairing references and formatting to your university's template.
- Preparing you to answer objections to your methodology.
What we will not do
However close the date is.
- Backdate ethics approval, or work around it.
- Collect, generate or alter data.
- Write the thesis for you.
- Promise approval, a pass, a grade, acceptance or a similarity figure.
- Move any statutory or university deadline.
Published services
Pathways
The assessment usually points to one of these. Each fee is published, billed in Indian rupees and paid in milestone instalments.
No obligation
Request a rescue assessment
Request for a rescue assessment
In the message, paste your guide’s comments and the exact date it is due.
A specialist reads every request and replies within one working day.
Before you send it
Questions people ask
Can you guarantee I will submit on time?
No. Your date also depends on your guide, your committee and your data, so nobody can honestly guarantee it. What we do is tell you plainly what is achievable before you pay. The only duration we commit to is the seven-day turnaround on a modified draft, counted from when we have the written remarks and anything they need from you; every other duration we publish is typical, not a guarantee.
My data is collected but not analysed. Is that fixable?
Often, provided it was collected after ethics approval and reaches us de-identified. A biostatistician first checks what the dataset can and cannot answer, then runs the analysis and explains each test so that you can defend it. We do not begin an analysis on data collected before approval was granted.
My guide rejected the methodology. Can you help?
Yes, if you send the written comments. A senior doctor in your specialty reads them against your protocol, tells you which objections can be answered and which need a change, and helps you prepare the revision. Where a change would need fresh ethics approval, we say so. The decision stays with your guide and your committee.
Do you write the chapters?
No. You remain the author. We review, restructure, edit and guide, and you approve every change before it stands.
What we refuse on every engagement is published in full.
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