The writing stage for any doctoral candidate is dreaded when he is not good with the academic writing style and format. While you reach the writing stage for your PhD thesis, you might have a few questions in your mind about the style, structure, and format of your thesis. Here are a few FAQs that would make all the PhD thesis requirements quite clear: Does my PhD thesis length matter if the content is accurate? No. The length of the thesis is not really a matter of concern when the content in your thesis is precise and accurate. Your research topic is undoubtedly a vast topic to cover but your thesis doesn’t need to include every bit of your research. Your PhD thesis should be precise providing the required information to a reader for a comprehensive understanding of your research. Is a PhD thesis structure universal or confined to your University? Well, a PhD thesis structure is universal in accordance of the introduction, literature review, methodology, data analysis, result & conclusion, and bibliography. However, if your University asks you to write it in a different order you must abide by it. The organization of the chapters is as follows : The introduction provides a glimpse and the objective of your thesis. The literature review is a chronological and relatable background of the study on your topic. The methodology defines your approach towards the research and the method (qualitative or quantitative) you chose for your research process. The data analysis chapter includes the analysis of the collected data either in a pictorial or tabular form. Result & conclusion is the findings you have attained from the research with the limitations of the method. Bibliography of your PhD thesis is the reference section where you mention every used source which helped you with the research. What should a PhD thesis cover...