On-the-job graduate thesis requires not too many words, generally around 3000 to 5000 words. The number of words should be controlled within this range according to the professional content students have learned and their own writing direction. Because it needs to be published in periodicals, newspapers and magazines, or other publications, the grasp of the number of words must be very accurate, because too long or too short is not conducive to typesetting. So this is to be published publicly, so the repetition rate is relatively high. The usual repetition rate is about 10%. If the repetition rate is too high, it will affect publication.

2. Matters needing attention in publication and distribution.

Students should also pay attention to the following aspects when writing, publishing and delivering their papers. The first is the timing of delivery. You know, especially the small papers of graduate students, everyone publishes them centrally, and almost all graduate students publish their papers at the same time. At this time, everyone should publish it as soon as possible, because the earlier it is published, the easier it is to seize the opportunity. After all, there are so many people taking postgraduate courses and their majors are limited, and the contents of papers published by students of the same major may be similar. At this time, latecomers may face the problem of duplicate checking, so getting ahead first can avoid a lot of trouble. Another thing to note is that the references when writing a paper must be clearly marked, and the places cited in the paper should be clearly marked and marked with footnotes. In addition, the paper writing must have a rigorous style to avoid typos and improper words, because the quality of public publication is high.