Secret Hacks: Perfect Citations in Seconds with Google Scholar & Word

In this video, discover the quickest and easiest ways to generate perfect citations for your research papers. We'll walk you through two powerful tools: Google Scholar and Microsoft Word. Learn step-by-step how to use Google Scholar for instant citation generation and how to format references seamlessly in MS Word. Whether you're a student, researcher, or academic, these hacks will save you time and ensure your citations are flawless. Don't miss out on these essential tips!
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[@muslimlearner123]

Google scholar citation is better ...

[@talentquest]

Yah it's, however Google Scholar might sometimes list incorrect or incomplete references. In such cases, manually checking and correcting the details in MS Word ensures accurate citations.