Question/Answers | how to remove Plagiarism | question of 1st year students

Presenting work or ideas from another source as your own, with or without consent of the original author, by incorporating it into your work without full acknowledgement.
To remove plagiarism from a thesis, you can use plagiarism checkers, paraphrase, and rewrite plagiarized parts. You can also use quotation marks to indicate when you've used another person's work.
Use plagiarism checkers
Use an online plagiarism checker to identify any matches between your work and other sources
Some plagiarism checkers can also help you catch formatting issues
Paraphrase
Use your own words to rephrase the ideas of another person
Make sure to attribute the original source
Use a paraphrasing tool to rephrase sentences
Rewrite plagiarized parts
Rewrite or remove any parts of your work that you can't cite the source for
Use quotation marks to indicate when you've used another person's work
Provide a citation for any quoted material
Ensure your citations are accurate
Make sure your citations are in the correct format for your style guide (APA, MLA, or Chicago)
Catch any errors in your citations, such as misplaced parentheses or stray periods
You can also watch this video to learn more about how to remove plagiarism: