Question 1

How soon will I hear back?

Accepted Answer

Within a couple of hours through the day, and we read messages overnight. A quote follows once we have seen the brief.

Question 2

What do you need before you can quote?

Accepted Answer

The assignment brief, the word count, the deadline and the referencing style. The marking rubric helps most of all. Send whatever you have and we will tell you if anything important is missing.

Question 3

Can you work to a 24-hour deadline?

Accepted Answer

Often, but not always — it depends on the subject and who is free. If a deadline is too tight to do the work properly we will say so and suggest what can realistically be finished in the time.

Question 4

How do revisions work?

Accepted Answer

You have seven days from delivery. Anything inside the scope we agreed is revised free, however many rounds it takes. Genuinely new requirements — a different methodology, an extra chapter — are quoted as additional work.

Question 5

How do you handle similarity and Turnitin?

Accepted Answer

Everything is written from scratch and run through Turnitin before it reaches you. The report comes with the draft, and where a passage is flagged we explain why — usually quoted material, a standard definition, or a citation that needs rewording.

Question 6

Do you guarantee a particular grade?

Accepted Answer

No, and no honest service can. Grades depend on your marker, your cohort and how you use the work. What we commit to is addressing every criterion on your rubric and fixing it free if we have missed one.

Question 7

Is my information kept private?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Your name, student ID and institution never appear in the files or their metadata, we do not contact your college, and completed work is never published, resold or reused as a sample.

Question 8

How do I pay, and when?

Accepted Answer

eSewa, Khalti, Fonepay or bank transfer inside Nepal; Wise or PayPal from abroad. Part payment starts the work and the balance is due on delivery — the split is agreed with the quote and does not change later.

Question 9

Which referencing styles do you write in?

Accepted Answer

APA 7, Harvard, MLA 9, Chicago, IEEE, Vancouver and OSCOLA, plus the in-house variants some Kathmandu colleges use. Send the style guide your department issued and we will follow that instead of the generic version.