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Plagiarism

 

Plagiarism 


Presenting other's work or ideas as your own, with or without consent is called plagiarism. This covers all published and unpublished material whether in electronic or in printed form. Plagiarism is academic dishonesty and a disciplinary offence.


 Types of plagiarism 

There are various types of plagiarism some of them are: 

Global plagiarism: means plagiarizing an entire text.

 Paraphrasing plagiarism: means rephrasing someone else's ideas and presenting them as if they were your own original thoughts.

 Patchwork plagiarism: means copying phrases and ideas from different sources and compiling them into a new text.

 Sell-plagiarism: means recycling previous work that you've already submitted or published.

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