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Google Scholar is a research-based tool designed to freely access scholarly information from books, peer reviews, abstracts, and scholarly articles. Stating in another way, it provides researchers with ways to broadly search for the contribution of renowned researchers in their respective fields. From one place, you can search for various work, irrespective of the discipline. Mostly, Google Scholar contains only abstracts of the scholarly literature. If you find something that matches your area of interest, you can use other tools such as sci-hub to access the full article. The process of information gathering using Google Scholar can be used for

In the introduction and methodology sections, you make claims for many aspects. Same as literature is all about past studies. Whenever you use the information from some other scholar/researcher, you have to mention who that work belongs to. And when making a claim for something, you have to provide evidence for it as well. This all is done through the application of proper citation. The importance of citation has made it an integral part of formal acade

Globally, dissertation writing is an essential part of doctorate degrees. The PhD dissertation is all about data gathering, analysing, reporting, and writing techniques. It's not possible for a student to learn all these things in one sitting only. Scholars spend years in gaining the necessary skills for making a PhD dissertation praiseworthy. The higher education department made PhD Dissertation compulsory due to following reasons;

Even you can gather data from a variety of sources such as blogs, social media posts, quora, and teacher's notes, but they are not considered credible sources for searching the research study material. The most probable reason behind it is that almost everybody has access to upload or publish data on such forums. However, for using material one must have to consider the validity and reliability of data that will be difficult to access for the material uploaded on these forums. Comparatively, platforms such as Google Scholar, online libraries, books, and academic journal contain information that is published after a detailed review.