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A literature review is how researchers find out what is already known before asking a new question. It is not a summary of random articles - it is a structured map of existing knowledge on a specific topic.
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A literature review is how researchers find out what is already known before asking a new question. It is not a summary of random articles - it is a structured map of existing knowledge on a specific topic.
In this challenge, pick one topic you are genuinely curious about - something in your field, your city, or your daily life. Then find 3 to 5 credible sources (academic papers, reports, or books) that discuss it. Read them, compare what they agree and disagree on, and identify one gap - something they do not fully answer.
This is the skill that separates students who research from students who just read.
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No specific format required. Write clearly and in your own words.
Judging criteria
Submission
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Submit a title, short write-up, and optional external link. Admins review submissions first, then assign Score manually based on quality.
Deadline: 2026-04-30
Score: +20
Format: Short write-up (300-500 words)
Max submissions: 1