Warning Letter to Student for Plagiarism – Sample Warning letter

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• Sample Letter
• Live Editing Assistance
• How to Use Live Assistant
• Additional Template Options
• Download Options
• Share via Email
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• Print Letter
• FAQs

Sample Letter of Warning to Student for Plagiarism

From,
The HOD,
___________ (Name of the College/University)

Date: __/__/____ (Date)

To,
__________ (Name of the Student)
__________ (Department, College)
__________ (Enrollment Number)

Subject: Warning against plagiarism

(Name of the Student),

This letter is a warning to ________ (Name of the student), from department ________ (Department), with the roll number ___________ (Enrolment Number issued), on account of plagiarism in the project/thesis of _________ (Subject), given by _________ (Name of the Professor), on ____________ (Date/Semester).

The data submitted was the ________ (exact/partially) replica of ___________ (details of plagiarism). This behavior will not be tolerated in college. This project is very important for this semester, the staff has requested to allow you to re-submit without plagiarism.

Next time, if found guilty, the student will not be exempted at any cost, The student is required to consider this as the first and the last warning.

Respectfully,
____________ (Name of the HOD)
____________ (Signature)

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FAQs

• What should be included in a warning letter for plagiarism?
  • A warning letter for plagiarism should include details of the incident, consequences of the action, and expectations for future behavior.
• How should a warning letter address the student?
  • The letter should address the student by name and include their department and enrollment number for identification.
• What actions can be taken if a student is found guilty of plagiarism again?
  • Repeat instances of plagiarism may lead to more severe consequences, such as academic probation or suspension.
• Is it common for colleges to issue warning letters for plagiarism?
  • Yes, warning letters for plagiarism are a common practice in educational institutions to uphold academic integrity.
• What should students do after receiving a warning letter for plagiarism?
  • Students should acknowledge the seriousness of the issue, learn from their mistake, and ensure that future academic work is original and properly cited.