Source Identification
VERITAS searches online sources and highlights relevant publications, articles, books and documents.
VERITAS is an online similarity checking tool for undergraduate dissertations, master's theses and other academic documents. It identifies matching passages and online sources and generates a detailed PDF Similarity Report, distinguishing quotations, legislative text and original writing.
The extensive use of sources and specialist literature in a master's thesis can produce many legitimate textual matches. Review the sources, quotations, paraphrases and matching passages alongside the overall similarity percentage.
VERITAS searches online sources and highlights relevant publications, articles, books and documents.
Attributed quotations and translated quotations are distinguished from passages flagged for potential plagiarism review.
The system can identify Romanian passages translated from English, even when the wording does not appear directly in Romanian-language sources.
The system automatically distinguishes scholarly publications, legislation, standards and official documentation to support more precise similarity analysis.
Receive a clear PDF report with similarity percentages, sources, explanations and colour-coded text.
The check continues in the background, and your report is sent automatically when it is complete.
The report can identify sources associated with matching passages and help you review citations, paraphrases and text that needs clearer wording before you finalise your thesis.
The VERITAS report supports similarity analysis. The final academic assessment depends on the context of each passage and the rules of the institution where your thesis is submitted. The report is informational and does not constitute an official determination of plagiarism.
To get started, visit the document checking page, upload your file and review the price before starting the check.
Checking your master's thesis before submission helps identify passages that resemble existing sources and need closer review. Work that draws on specialist literature may contain many legitimate matches, so examine the sources, quotations, paraphrases and context of each flagged passage.
Interpret your Similarity Report beyond the overall percentage. Properly attributed quotations, specialist terminology, common expressions and legislative text may all contribute to the score. Textual similarity does not, on its own, establish plagiarism.
There is no single similarity percentage that automatically applies to every master's thesis. Requirements and checking procedures may vary between universities, faculties and degree programmes. Interpret your results against the rules of the institution where you submit your thesis and the nature of the passages identified.
For more information, explore our guide to similarity percentages for master's theses, our explanation of Similarity Reports and the difference between similarity and plagiarism. For undergraduate dissertations, visit our dedicated undergraduate dissertation checking page. If your thesis is ready, you can go straight to check your document.
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