In the academic environment of colleges and universities, CNKI plagiarism checking has become an important tool to measure the originality and academic integrity of graduates. For graduating undergraduates, understanding and responding to the requirements of CNKI for plagiarism check rate is a key step to ensure a successful graduation.
Generally speaking, the repetition rate requirement for undergraduate graduates** is controlled between 10% and 30%, and the specific criteria vary by school and major. This means that when students write, they must ensure that most of the content is their own independent thinking and original expression, and at the same time correctly cite the research results of others to avoid plagiarism. In order to reduce the plagiarism rate, students can adopt the following strategies: first, strengthen the study of academic norms and clarify the boundaries between citation and plagiarism; Secondly, in the process of writing, pay attention to the depth and breadth of the argument, and express the point of view in your own words; Finally, before submitting **, use duplicate checking tools such as CNKI to conduct self-checking, and find and modify duplicate content in time.
In addition to the efforts of students themselves, colleges and universities should also assume the responsibility of education and guidance. Schools may organize special academic integrity education courses to help students understand the importance of academic norms; At the same time, provide sufficient academic resources and guidance so that students can receive adequate support when writing **. In addition, for students with abnormal plagiarism check results, schools can establish a corresponding counseling mechanism to help them recognize the problem and provide suggestions for improvement.
In short, the repetition rate requirements of CNKI for university and undergraduate graduates are aimed at maintaining academic fairness and originality. As students, we should be honest, actively study academic norms, and strive to improve our academic literacy. At the same time, colleges and universities should also assume the responsibility of education and guidance, and jointly create a healthy and fair academic environment. Only in this way can we ensure the authenticity and value of academic research and contribute to the progress and development of society.