Service Overview
An admission proposal is a preliminary research document submitted during PhD or Master's admission applications. It briefly outlines your research interest, problem statement, objectives, and methodology — essentially convincing the university that you're prepared and serious about your academic journey.
At ScholarAstra, we help you craft admission proposals that make an impression. Whether you're applying to top universities in India or abroad, our team ensures that your proposal reflects academic clarity, purpose, and potential — boosting your chances of acceptance.
What You'll Receive
Custom admission proposal tailored to your domain and university
Defined research problem, rationale, and relevance
Research objectives and expected contributions
Brief methodology aligned with your research goals
Concise review of related literature
Formatted references (APA/Harvard/MLA or custom)
Plagiarism-checked final document
Editable Word and PDF versions
Two free revisions based on university or guide feedback
Ready-to-submit proposal aligned with admission requirements
Note: Deliverables may vary based on your specific project requirements and the package selected.
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