Then start writing the material related with the topic of your term paper. One can make reference cards of these by placing these cards according to the topic. The references should be written in following format. 1) Article in a Journal Verna, R. , Dogma, B. And Shark, N. (2007), Danni Babushka-The Punjab Launch, Indian Journal of Marketing, Volvo. XIV, No. 2, up. 21-34. 2) From book Augusta Pregnant (2007), Sustainable Tourism Development, Indus Publication: New Delhi, up. 31-40. 3) From Web Population of India. [Online] available at [http://www. Individual. Com/ population_of_India. HTML> accessed on 24. 09. 2008] 2. Gathering notes:

Skim through the sources collected, locating the useful material, then make good notes of it, including quotes and information for footnotes so that you don’t have to refer the sources again. One should take care in note-taking. The notes must be taken accurately so that it does not distort the author’s meanings. One should collect only those things that will support the objective of your term paper, ignoring other facts or opinions. 3. Discussion with the instructor: Before going with the detailed writing one must discuss the topic along with the material collected with the teacher, to ensure that one is going on a right track.

BODY (Say it) – This is where one presents the arguments to support the thesis. Tell in the end what you’ve said) – Here one has to summarize the arguments. One should explain the reasons to support the particular conclusion. 6. Editing the paper The first draft is ready at this stage so A. Read it thoroughly, to be sure that the language is proper, and that the content flow is appropriate. B. Cross check spelling and grammatical errors. C. Cross check References, footnotes, and punctuation. D. Make sure that the images, tables and graphs are in proper form and are self explanatory.