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How to calculate repetition rate
Duplicate checking rate = repeated words ÷ total words. For example, a 10,000-word paper consists of repeated parts of 1000 words, and the duplicate checking rate is 10%.

The duplicate checking rate of papers, that is, the repetition rate of papers, refers to the proportion of parts identified as plagiarism and repetition in the full text. At present, there is no uniform requirement for paper duplicate checking rate in China. Different universities or institutions have different requirements for paper duplicate checking rate. Generally speaking, the duplicate checking rate of undergraduate graduation thesis is about 30%, and that of strict universities is about 20%.

Re-examination of papers refers to checking the repetition rate of papers. We all know that writing a paper requires reading and referring to a large number of documents to help us organize our own content. Because of this, it is inevitable that some contents overlap in the article. Re-examining the paper is to help us avoid the phenomenon of high repetition rate caused by improper citation. But for some students, the re-examination of papers makes people love and hate each other. If the re-examination fails, the paper will be rejected, leading to graduation failure.