Good research involves systematic planning and setting realistic time-based goals. It involves feasible research methods based on a research methodology that best suits the nature of the research question. It is based on sufficient and relevant data and is reproducible and replicable. It is based on appropriate logic and this review aims to summarize a published set of evaluation criteria for good qualitative research. The goal is to shed light on existing standards for evaluating the rigor of qualitative research that encompasses a range of epistemological and ontological perspectives. Using a systematic search strategy, published journal articles deliberating criteria for, Methodology: The methods you will use for your primary research. Results and findings: presentation of primary research data. Discussion: Summarize and analyze your research and what you have discovered. Conclusion: how the project went, successes and failures, areas for future study. Characteristics, types and examples. Sunaina Singh. Knowing the basics for defining a research problem is crucial in formulating a research investigation. A research problem is a gap in existing knowledge, a contradiction in an established theory, or a real-world challenge that a researcher intends to address in their proposals. Research proposals, like all other types of academic writing, are written formally and objectively. tone. Keep in mind that being concise is a key component of academic writing. Formal does not mean flowery. Stick to the structure described above. Your reader knows how a research proposal should read and expects it to fit this model. Research methodology formats may vary depending on the specific requirements of your research project, but the following is a basic example of structure for a research methodology section: I. Introduction. Provide an overview of the research problem and the need for a research methodology section Outline the main research,