Your thesis should not become the reason you leave your degree unfinished.

Start by sending your working title or broad topic and the deadline. We normally spend about 15 minutes checking recent literature and the apparent feasibility of the case before replying. If it looks workable, we arrange a short WhatsApp call or meeting, usually around 30 minutes, where you can share the current draft, supervisor instructions and any relevant email exchange while we listen and take live notes.

During the same conversation we recap what we understood, decide the deliverables and likely file exchanges, set the working dates, confirm the price and discuss any installment flexibility. No payment is taken during this consultation. For the Complete Thesis Package, the first installment becomes due only after the first agreed submission has been produced and you are satisfied to continue after supervisor review.

The first agreed submission is prepared for supervisor review without an upfront payment. If you or the supervisor are not satisfied, you can walk away at that stage. If the work is accepted, we continue through the agreed thesis route, including chapter writing, methodology, analysis where required, supervisor-feedback resolution, institutional formatting and the final portal-ready copy.

The work does not stop when the thesis file is finished. The Complete Thesis Package includes three complementary defence documents: the PowerPoint deck, speaker notes and a possible-questions-and-answers file. You can also arrange a call to walk through the argument, methods and findings before the defence.

Ten calendar days is our lower limit for a complete thesis route covering the proposal, manuscript and defence materials. Rush projects receive priority scheduling and, where required, weekend work; standard projects use the same workflow with milestones spaced farther apart.

Supervisor feedback is treated as part of the normal production cycle. Comments are reviewed point by point, the relevant chapters or analysis are updated, versions are preserved and the next submission is prepared. The expected number of file exchanges is discussed during the initial planning call so that the deadline is managed as a sequence of checkpoints rather than one final emergency.

IBM SPSS is used for survey statistics such as descriptives and regression, with AMOS where CFA or SEM is required. STATA is used for heavier econometric work including panel data and difference-in-differences. NVivo is used for interview coding and open-ended qualitative material. R is being developed further for advanced econometric visualisation, but new or untested code is not trialled on a client thesis.

Client thesis drafting is human-written. Software is used where it belongs for research, analysis, checking and technical work rather than as a substitute for the writer. Chapters can be checked through Turnitin or Ouriginal, and similarity and AI-detection reports can be supplied alongside the final files.

Every client is connected with one responsible writer, while a project manager or cluster head checks the submission and next update on a recurring internal cycle. Lina Tabassum, Founder and Managing Director, continues to oversee the wider system and selected projects that need the highest level of attention. Working versions, supervisor responses and important decisions are kept in a documented file trail so that the project does not depend on one person remembering everything.

Files and conversations are handled privately. You can omit information that is not needed for the work, such as a student ID, department or university name where those details are irrelevant. Client work is primarily virtual because most clients are abroad, but Dhaka meetings remain possible by appointment after the office restructuring.