Does your CDR gets rejected because of plagiarized content?

Plagiarism is the most common reason that authorized organizations such as Engineers Australia (EA), the Australian Computer Society (ACS), and the Institution of Professional Engineers New Zealand reject publications (IPENZ). Plagiarism is an unlawful crime, according to the MSA rulebook, and applicants who are caught copying from sources such as journals, papers, periodicals, digital platforms, and other offline and online platforms would be automatically denied. Applicants who wish to produce their report must exercise extreme caution because the only assistance available is through digital platforms, and there is a high risk of rejection.

Applicants will likely use plagiarized material and data when preparing documents such as the CDR report, RPL report, or KA02 report. Plagiarism discovered in documents created using this material may result in rejection. Furthermore, you may use a variety of websites and online portals to prepare your essays; however, using content from such sources directly without paraphrasing results in plagiarism in your documents.

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