Plagiarism is defined as an act of academic misconduct or academic dishonesty, where one pretends the other’s work/content as his own work without giving due credit to the original author. This paper is an attempt to understand the concept of “Plagiarism “, its causes, impacts ,detection with reference to comparison in its counter in India and The United States. This paper also suggests the sustaining skills to avoid plagiarism or reduce the percentage of plagiarism in their submission research work to respective university/institution. Today, many more plagiarism detection software's (open source and proprietary) are available for easily use by academic institutions/universities.
#Urkund plagiarism checker free online software#
Currently, INFLIBNET Centre provided "Urkund" anti-plagiarism software to selected 135 Indian universities for the year 2015-16. of India provided two anti-plagiarism software's "iThenticate" and "Turnitin" under the Shodhganga project to 110 universities for the one year in 2014. To Preventing the plagiarism in Indian universities, INFLIBNET Centre on behalf of UGC, MHRD, and Govt.
In ICT era plagiarism detection is very easy job for academicians, researchers and publishers. Plagiarism is the act of stealing someone else's work and attempting to pass it off as your own. In digital age plagiarism is copying words/text from any kind of information sources (Internet, books, magazines, journals, project reports, publications, white papers etc.) without proper citation. Plagiarism is an issue of research misconduct in academic and research community. Presently, India is third world's largest country for higher education system where more than 677 universities and 35829 collages are available for providing higher education.
This article presents an analytical perspective about the plagiarism related issues in digital age with special reference to Indian Universities.
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