Although the duplicate checking rate of the paper is lower than the requirements of the school, the paper may still be judged as unqualified. This may be because there are other factors that will affect the quality and pass rate of the paper besides the duplicate checking rate. Here are some possible reasons:

Unmarked references: In papers, people often use the opinions and conclusions summarized by others to demonstrate the contents of their own papers, which is normal, but the source of the quoted contents should be indicated to avoid adverse effects on duplicate checking.

The format does not meet the standard: the format of the paper should be arranged according to the template given by the school, and other versions should not be borrowed blindly, especially the unique format cannot be created.

Direct large number of citations: when writing a paper, citations are very common, but too many citations will naturally lead to many parts marked in red when checking duplicate. Quotes should be narrated in their own words to reduce repetition rate.

Use other people's footnotes directly: Some students will copy the contents of the documents directly into their own papers in the process of sorting out the papers, but the footnotes of some papers are not standardized or may be false.

Redundancy in literature review.

Therefore, when writing a paper, students should pay attention to the overall quality and standardization of the paper, including reference labeling, format, quotations, footnotes and so on. At the same time, students also need to actively communicate with their tutors in the process of writing, and write and revise according to the requirements and standards of the school to ensure the quality and pass rate of the paper.