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A master’s thesis is a long-term project, often spanning 6–12 months, involving multiple stages: topic selection, literature review, data collection, analysis, writing, and revisions. Each stage requires careful planning to avoid last-minute rushes that compromise quality. Effective time management ensures steady progress, reduces anxiety, and allows for thorough work, such as ensuring compliance with academic standards through a regulatory review definition. By breaking the process into manageable tasks and allocating time wisely, students can maintain momentum and produce a thesis that reflects their best effort.