How to formulate good research title?

                      

                           Tips to formulate good research title

Research Title-The research title is the summary of the research study.

1.      It should be brief but all inclusive.

2.      It should be attractive.

3.      Title should be simple and framed with essential words required for that particular research study.

4.      Title should not contain any ambiguous word.

5.      Researcher should include action verbs in the title wherever necessary.

6.      Title should be unique and catchy.

7.      Title should predict content of the research study.

8.      It should contain important keywords so that reader can easily locate the research study.

9.      It should create interest in the reader.

10.  Research title should describe the topic, the sample, the method and the result of the research study which are variables of the study.

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