HOW TO IMPROVISE YOUR 'CONCLUSIONS'???

We all know that introduction introduces us to the topic and gives the first impression. Similarly conclusion is also equally important as it leaves the last impression in your eyes and memory. Therefore it is not merely a summary of the research or re-arranging the research problem but blending the key points and recommending new areas for future analysis. Actually, a well-knit conclusion provides you with the prospects to demonstrate to the reader your understanding of the topic.

Therefore it becomes important to provide a conclusion that is effective. But you have often faced a problem in writing a well gripped and staunchy conclusion to impression your supervisor and get the high grades out of his grades. Don't worry!!!!

Here are various ways to improvise conclusion:

1) Providing the thought in a gist and putting forward the larger significance of the research by placing the work within the framework of past study about the topic.

2) Conclusions should not introduce new ideas but rather provide new perception and creative ways to frame the research problem based on the results of your study.

3) It should remind the reader of the significance of the argument and proves, supporting them. It should also provide the importance of the analyses.

4) You can call "Conclusion to be a restatement of the problem statement".  The issue that you have identified in the problem statement area needs to be addressed in the entire assignment and then at the end you need to conclude whether you have addressed it appropriately.

5) It can also put forth the urgency to for the changes.

6) It can re-write a fact that seems to be impactful or the one around which the topic evolves around.

7) If the assignment guidelines permit, one can also present one's own experience to illustrate the point.

8) At the same time one can mention a message that the writer wants the reader to remember about the research.

9) Conclusions are meant to be precise and simple, it should not be stuffed in with unnecessary information, as it leads to loss of interest .Based on insights, evaluations and concluding message.

10) In introduction one carries the research from general field to a specific issue, but in conclusion one needs to move from a particular issue to a generalized discussion (i.e. how the research fills in the gap).It exactly provides the image of an hour glass(broad discussion to a particular one and then again back to a general discussion).

11) The challenges and obstacles faced should also be encountered in the conclusion, as it gives an overall view and it opens a door for future research

12) At times, the research objective changes while carrying out the research, in such cases conclusion must be used to document the changes.

13) The confidence of the writer must reflect in the conclusion, therefore the writer must avoid using lines like “This is only one way…. There might be other better ways to analyse the problem”

14) It needs to have brevity, at the same time informative.

15) Conclusions must answer the question raised in the introduction so that the reader’s mind is able analyse the overall purpose of the research. Conclusions are perfect to reconcile any miscommunication.