AI for Plagiarism Detection

Grammarly checks your practice answers and research notes for plagiarism, ensuring original thinking required for competitive exams. It also improves writing clarity and grammar, critical for NET exam essay sections where 40 percent of marks depend on presentation quality.

Yes, Grammarly scans against billions of web pages including scientific databases and published protocols. It distinguishes between acceptable standard terminology and problematic content overlap, flagging when methodology descriptions too closely match existing literature.

Most Indian universities allow 10-20 percent similarity in research submissions, though some departments permit up to 25 percent. Grammarly shows your exact originality score, helping you stay within your institution's specific threshold before submission.

Grammarly supports APA, MLA, and Chicago styles, covering requirements for most Indian science departments. It catches formatting errors like misplaced periods and parentheses, ensuring your 50-100 references meet university standards.

Grammarly's Authorship feature automatically categorizes AI-generated sections, and it provides templates for proper disclosure statements. Most Indian universities now require acknowledging AI use, and Grammarly helps you do this transparently in your methodology or acknowledgments section.

Grammarly allows checking individual documents one at a time, but you can maintain consistent standards across all reports. For batch checking 5-10 lab reports, upload each sequentially and track originality scores in a spreadsheet for comparison.