Each school has different regulations on graduation thesis, so the duplicate checking rate of thesis is different. The school judges whether the students' papers pass or not according to the duplicate checking rate of their papers. For undergraduates, although not as demanding as graduate students such as masters and doctors, it is not enough to write papers casually. Papers submitted to the school for duplicate checking will be returned if the duplicate checking rate is high. Some people are beaten back three or four times, and it is no exception. Papers should have certain academic research value, and secondly, the number of words is relatively high. Finally, even the undergraduate graduation thesis has strict requirements for duplicate checking. Compared with graduate thesis, the duplicate checking of undergraduate graduation thesis will be a little looser.

In fact, whether undergraduate graduation thesis is strictly controlled depends mainly on the school. The school has specific requirements for the duplicate checking rate of papers. Generally speaking, the duplicate checking rate of undergraduate graduation thesis is below 30%, even if it is qualified. Some schools may be more demanding, demanding 20% or even 15%. Then when the duplicate checking rate of the paper exceeds 30%, the paper will definitely fail and will be recalled and revised by the school. Therefore, I suggest that you check your paper with duplicate checking software after writing it, and change the duplicate checking rate of the paper to the school regulations before handing it over to the school, which can basically pass. However, we must be careful when choosing duplicate checking software. Some duplicate checking software is unsafe.

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