As consistent writers of all things research, be it final year projects or thesis, we at iprojectmaster.com have come to identify signs that make a bad project topic.

• Incompatibility – When your project topic has absolutely nothing to do with your area of study. And it can also be when you know absolutely nothing about your chosen topic. When you find yourself in this margin, you need to change your topic, whether it was forced on you by your supervisor or not. One might say that after all it is a research work, but if you don’t have the interest, your research will be sloppy.

• Forgetfulness – When you can’t even recall the topic of your project days after it had been approved. My dear, it shows lack of interest on your side and the best and first step of getting a good project is the writer’s interest.

• Supervisor’s Awe – It might seem like a funny point but it is necessary that your supervisor seem, at least, interested in your research topic, if not awed. It points to the fact that your research is interesting and not just the same old story from eons past.

• Conflicting Materials: When your research result is in conflicting content for the research, then you have to abandon that topic like it’s hot. Those kind of researches are for those that will make money from a published book, not for grading projects.

• Broad Area of Study: When your topic is too broad and requires multiple research methodologies, run the other way. For final year projects, especially for students with limited funds, choose topics that can be minimally managed.