Prepare for the real Viva Day by learning about the areas on which the examiners may focus and testing your responses.
Book a free callTo provide you with an authentic Viva experience, the Mock Viva will be run by two senior academics with extensive experience.
As part of the preparation for the Mock Viva, a document on the Viva procedure, including a list of typical questions, will be provided.
Following the Mock Viva, you will receive a document outlining the areas examiners may focus on, strategies for defending any shortcomings identified, and suggestions for what needs to be developed further (expressions, reasoning, behaviour, argumentation styles, defence and buy-in techniques, etc).
To ensure the effectiveness of this Mock Viva process, it is recommended that you use it only once you have completed a first full draft of your thesis.
If you still have not submitted your thesis then feedback provided during the Mock Viva proved to be well geared to finalize your thesis.
If you have submitted your thesis already and examiners have been nominated then the Mock Viva will also consider the examiners’ profiles.
You will be asked to provide a copy of the submitted thesis in Microsoft Word or Open Document format.
Mock Viva via video-conference with two DoctorateHub mentors
Run by senior academics
List of typical questions provided
Follow-up report with feedback and recommendations
Follow-up Q&A via email as required
Video recording for later review
Book a free initial video-orientation call to tell us about where you are in your research and to learn about the best point in time when to undertake your Mock Viva.
Book a free call1.500€*
*Fees apply for standard turnaround of 15 working days.
Negotiable shorter turnaround times are available.
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