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How to Search Shodhganga for Ph.D Theses

Shodhganga project of UGC is immensely helpful for the research scholars across the globe. The thesis and research resources on the website (called as reservoir of Indian theses) will provide good material and research ideas to the aspiring scholars. Here is the procedure to search thesis on Shodhganga:

1) First log on to shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in OR click on http://shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in/browse?type=title .

2) The above link will take you to the Research Theses title category. Here you will find the title of theses, research scholar and guide / supervisor name of latest submissions. You can find some universities participating in Shodhganga project and uploaded Ph.D. thesis on the website.

3) You can browse the catalog through entering a few words related to your subject / research topic to get related thesis or proposals or research abstracts.

4) OR you can sort the entire website based on the title, submission date or in alphabetical order. this makes your search more easier and saves time.

5) After getting the title of the thesis you desired, you can click on the title. You will be directed to the brief description page which contains complete details of the research thesis with title, university, abstract and also links to chapters.

6) You can click on the chapters to get the copy of the research thesis. You may also download the chapters on to your hard disk or pen drive or desktop.

Use the resources for great work and produce good findings. Keep away from plagiarism.

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How to search thesis in Shodhganga

To search for a specific thesis on Shodhganga, follow these steps:

• Go to the Shodhganga website ( https://shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in/ )
• Click on the “Theses” tab in the top menu.
• In the “Search Theses” box, enter your search terms, such as the title of the thesis, the author’s name, or the university’s name. You can also use the advanced search options to narrow your search by specifying the degree, year of submission, or subject of the thesis.
• Click on the “Search” button to initiate the search.
• The search results will be displayed on the next page. You can browse through the list of these or use the filters on the left side of the page to refine your search.
• To access the full text of a thesis, click on the title and follow the download instructions provided on the next page. Note that some theses may be restricted due to copyright issues.

Shodhganga  research  topics

It is a platform for researchers to deposit their theses and dissertations and make them available to the research community. The repository contains various research topics from various fields of study, including science, technology, engineering, medicine, social sciences, arts, and humanities. Some examples of research topics with descriptions from Shodhganga are:

• “Role of Technology in Enhancing Learning Outcomes: A Study of Higher Educational Institutions in India” – This research investigates technology’s impact on student’s learning outcomes in higher educational institutions in India. The study aims to understand how technology is used in classrooms and how it affects student learning.
• “A Study of the Impact of Corporate Social Responsibility on Firm Performance in Indian Manufacturing Industries” – This research examines the relationship between corporate social responsibility (CSR) and firm performance in the Indian manufacturing sector. The study aims to understand how CSR activities impact the financial performance of firms in this industry.
• “Gender Differences in Social Support and Mental Health: A Study of Urban and Rural Populations in India” – This research investigates gender differences in social support and mental health in urban and rural populations in India. The study aims to understand how social support affects men’s and women’s mental health in these different settings.
• “Exploring the Impact of Organizational Culture on Employee Engagement: A Case Study of Indian IT Companies” – This research studies the relationship between organizational culture and employee engagement in Indian IT companies. The study aims to understand how an organization’s culture impacts its employees’ engagement level.
• “Examining the Factors Influencing Consumer Behavior in the Online Shopping Environment: A Study of Indian Consumers” – This research investigates the factors that influence consumer behavior in the online shopping environment in India. The study aims to understand consumers’ online shopping decisions and what factors influence their purchasing behavior.

Why Shodhganga is useful for researchers?

Shodhganga is a useful resource for researchers because it is a repository of electronic theses and dissertations from Indian universities. These theses and dissertations cover various academic disciplines and can provide valuable insights and information for researchers working in those fields.

One of the key benefits of Shodhganga is that it is a comprehensive resource, with many theses and dissertations available for searching and browsing. This means that researchers can easily find and access relevant materials without spending time searching through multiple sources.

In addition, Shodhganga is easy to use, with a user-friendly interface that allows researchers to search for and access theses and dissertations easily. It also provides various tools and features, such as citation management, that can help researchers to organize and manage their research materials efficiently.

Overall, Shodhganga is a valuable resource for researchers, providing access to a wealth of research materials and resources that can help them to advance their knowledge and understanding of various academic disciplines.

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How to find the thesis on Shodhganga?

1. Go to the official website:  https://shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in/

2. A web page will open as shown in the picture below:

3. Enter the keywords related to the thesis you want to read. For instance, you can submit keywords like “machine learning”, if you want to read research work related to machine learning. Even you can search using very specific title.

4. After that you will be presented a list of uploaded thesis on that particular topic.

• Till 2020, there are 293570 thesis and 7940 SYNOPSES/MRPs/PDFs/Fellowships are available on the Shodhganga network.
• 476 Universities are contributing.
• 568 Universities Signed MoU.

Top 10 Contributing Universities to Shodhganga

• University of Madras: 12419
• University of Calcutta: 11906
• Savitribai Phule Pune University: 10654
• Chhatrapati Sahuji Maharaj University: 10015
• Anna University: 9976
• Aligarh Muslim University: 8293
• V. B. S. Purvanchal University: 8216
• Panjab University: 7712
• Bharathidasan University: 6009
• Manonmaniam Sundaranar University: 5769

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STRUCTURED ABSTRACT: Purpose: The purpose of the study is to find out the citation pattern of information sources of the doctoral theses of Library and Information Science uploaded on Shodhganga ETD repository by the Universities of eastern region of India. Design/ Methodology/Approach: 10 doctoral theses were studied online, regarding the different areas of research and the citation pattern of information sources, which generated 1500 citations. The bibliographies of each thesis were downloaded and studied meticulously. Distribution of citation by forms of documents, core journals, distribution of journals by frequency of citations, year wise and country wise distribution of journal articles cited were analyzed.

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