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How do I interpret the Similarity Report?

How do I interpret the Similarity Report?

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Last updated: 13 Nov 2024 by KP
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Please refer to Turnitin's guide on understanding the similarity score.

A high similarity index does not necessarily mean a paper has been plagiarised.

 

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