A literature review should not read like a list of summaries. It should show what is known, where studies disagree and what gap your research or assignment addresses.
Assignment Nepal helps students build critical, well-organised literature reviews using credible international and Nepali-context sources.
The difference between a summary and a synthesis is visible at paragraph level. A paragraph built around one study is a summary of that study; a paragraph built around a question, citing three studies that answer it differently, is synthesis — and it is synthesis that earns the marks. Organising thematically rather than chronologically forces that structure, because a theme cannot be written up without putting sources into conversation with each other.
Yes — we can restructure, add synthesis, fix citations and strengthen the research gap without changing your topic.
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There is no useful number. What matters is whether the review covers the actual debate on your question, including the studies that disagree with your position. Forty references that all say the same thing is a weaker review than fifteen that map a genuine disagreement.
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