This is a link where students would find a template to use for their Postgraduate thesis. When using the Postgraduate Thesis Template, a student can expect the following general directions and guidelines:
Title Page: Begin with a clear title page that includes the thesis title, your name, student ID, degree program, university details and submission date. 

• Certificate of Approval: Include a certificate of approval section, which will be filled out by the board of examiners once your thesis is accepted. This section typically includes the names and designations of the committee members.
• Abstract: Write a concise abstract summarizing the key points of your research, including the motivation, objectives, methodology, and findings. This section should be brief but informative.
• Keywords: List relevant keywords that encapsulate the main themes of your research. This helps in indexing and searching for your thesis.
• Table of Contents: Create a detailed table of contents that outlines the structure of your thesis, including chapters, sections, and any appendices. This should be automatically generated if using LaTeX.
• Chapters and Sections: Organize your thesis into clearly defined chapters and sections.
• Figures and Tables: Incorporate figures and tables to illustrate your findings. Ensure they are numbered and captioned appropriately. Refer to them in the text to provide context.
• Citations and References: Use proper and uniform citation styles. LaTeX can facilitate this process, allowing you to manage references efficiently. Ensure all cited works are included in the bibliography.
• Appendices: If necessary, include appendices for supplementary material that supports your research but is too lengthy to include in the main text.

M.Sc. Engg./Ph.D. Thesis Style Guide