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What is the acceptable percentage of plagiarism report for research paper for journal?
Dear Professionals,
Please inform if any guideline about the acceptable percentage of plagiarism report.
Thanking you.
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Permalink Reply by Pakki Narayana Murty on
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Dear Madam,
More than 70 percentage copyright is not acceptable.
And one more thing, copy/paste as it is not acceptable.
The sentence when we take from is not necessary. Make some changes with out change the meaning is preferably.
Reference is most important.
Concentrate on it.
Murthy----Senior Library Assistant
GMR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
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Permalink Reply by Dr.Stephen.G on
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Respected madam,
Here is the answer about your query and more about plagiarism. I hope this will help to you
https://www.editage.com/insights/what-is-the-acceptable-percentage-....
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Permalink Reply by NAVEEN KUMAR SRIVASTAVA on
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On average 7% single source and overall maximum 40 % of all sources with the mention of each reference. I think this slab is to be vary publication wise.
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