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how to choose thesis topic?

the big issue for any student is how to choose a thesis topic for his/her research.there are many ways to choose a topic for your research, but there are also many hurdles that you must have to face while choosing topics.

1. the topic should not be common
2.the number of researches done on that topic should be low
    ( you can check this out by simply putting your topic on google and see the no of result for your country if the number of results for your country is low then it will be a blessing for you)

3. choose your domain
     the best way to search for the topic of interest is to choose your domain of interest and then choose your topic from that domain that you want to search.
example
      I want to do a research in clinical psychology and disorder come now in the field of clinical I can choose many topics to suppose I choose oppositional deficient disorder.

4. after choosing a topic to choose what type of research you want to do
is it experimental, qualitative or quantitative research?


  • if you are doing experimental research before choosing topic first think about population is it easily available or not, second do you have enough time for this or not.
  • if you can't do this choose simple correlation study because it is easy.
  • now if you are developing a scale in your research or you are doing a research and you did not have any scale for your research on that topic then you have to develop a scale first. then further do your research.



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