Stuck on Chapter 3 because of methodology? Data collected, analysis going nowhere? Work through your actual manuscript on a screen-shared video call, replay session recordings while writing on your own, and get matched with a mentor who fits your research method, whichever city they are in.

Online thesis mentoring is remote, one-mentor-one-student research guidance delivered through video calls with document screen sharing, covering 8 stages from topic selection to post-defense revision. Rates start at Rp 126.000 per 60-minute session. Your mentor guides methodology, data analysis, and academic writing, while every chapter remains fully written by you.
Three session lengths for different needs, from a quick consult on your supervisor's notes to intensive data-analysis work. Every session is 1-on-1 via video call.
For unpacking your supervisor's revision notes, sharpening your topic direction, or focused Q&A on one manuscript problem.
For building your Chapter 1-3 framework, tightening the literature review, or drafting research instruments together with your mentor.
For end-to-end data analysis in SPSS, R, SmartPLS, or NVivo, and mock Q&A ahead of your proposal seminar or final defense.
Three service tiers with different depths. Mentors adapt to your campus standards and the format of your final work.
Final project mentoring for diploma students centers on applied reports: industry case studies, field data collection, and clean presentation of results. Mentoring typically runs 2-4 months, following your campus calendar.
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The most complete track: framing the research gap, writing the Chapter 1-3 proposal, the proposal seminar, fieldwork, Chapter 4 analysis, Chapter 5 discussion, through defense preparation. Mentoring typically spans 3-8 months depending on your supervisor's rhythm and data readiness.
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Online master's thesis mentoring demands research novelty and advanced analysis such as SEM or layered qualitative coding. Mentoring typically runs 4-12 months and can extend into journal publication preparation.
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The material is built on five pillars that cover nearly every place a thesis gets stuck, from research methodology consulting to examiner-style practice.
The weight of each pillar adapts to where you are when you enroll: just picking a topic, stuck mid-way, or down to final revisions.
Research methodology consulting: choosing a design your data can actually answer, defining population and sample, and building instruments.
SPSS thesis data analysis guidance and more: from validity-reliability testing to turning output tables into a Chapter 4 narrative.
Argumentative writing with correct mechanics and plagiarism-free paraphrasing, so your manuscript clears similarity checks.
Managing your library with the right tools from day one, so the bibliography stays clean as submission approaches.
Thesis defense preparation for both the proposal seminar and the final defense: concise slides, presentation flow, and mock Q&A with your mentor as examiner.
An online thesis mentor makes the biggest difference in these four situations.
The manuscript has sat still for weeks on one chapter, say the Chapter 2 theoretical framework or Chapter 4 analysis. Sessions zero in on that single blockage until the manuscript moves again.
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Campus supervision hours often collide with office hours. Online sessions fit evenings and weekends, and session recordings cover for the nights you have to work late.
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You need an SEM guide fluent in SmartPLS or an NVivo coding companion, and your city has none. The online format opens access to mentors in other cities with exactly the right specialization.
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Finishing the thesis is only part of the journey; many S2 programs also require a journal article. Mentors help condense the thesis into a publishable manuscript and pick realistic target journals.
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The online format is built for serious manuscript work, with support that still feels personal.
Your needs are mapped in the opening consultation, then the team finds a mentor who commands your method and analysis tools from a network spanning 60+ cities. Specialization beats distance.
Two-way screen sharing keeps every discussion pointed at the real sentence, table, or output. Revisions become concrete and ready to act on right after the session.
Every session is recorded and replayable. The statistical steps your mentor demonstrates can be followed again at your own pace when you work alone.
Drafts you send between two schedules receive written feedback, so the next meeting starts on new ground.
Sessions of 60, 90, or 120 minutes fit into evenings or weekends. Frequency ramps up before the proposal seminar and defense, and eases off while you wait on your supervisor.
If the mentoring style is a poor fit, tell the team and a replacement mentor will be found at no extra cost. Compatibility matters over the long haul of research.
Every campus writes its own thesis manual: chapter formats, citation styles, down to appendix layout. Your mentor follows your campus's guide from the very first session, sparing the manuscript a painful rebuild over formatting issues.
Per-session rates follow the duration: Rp 126.000 for a 60-minute session, Rp 159.000 buys 90 minutes, and Rp 204.000 buys the two-hour block that pulls the hourly cost down to Rp 102.000.
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Rp 102.000 / hour
Final price is set at registration.
This is the lowest hourly rate, derived from the 28-session monthly plan at 120 minutes per session. Per-session prices (60, 90, or 120 minutes) appear in the format options above.
Flexible payment — QRIS, Virtual Account, Alfamart, Indomaret, transfer & e-wallets.
Since every session runs online, the rate is identical from any city you join from. Session frequency is yours to set around your thesis stage, with no minimum package locked in at consultation.
Online thesis mentoring is fully available via video call for students in EduPoint's 60+ network cities and beyond, including those currently studying overseas.
The questions students ask most before starting online thesis mentoring.
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Thesis defense tips covering the presentation format, a map of examiner questions, and a strategy for finishing the post-defense revision period on time.
A thesis proposal stands on a chain of arguments that connect to one another, so anyone who builds it in the right order can produce a draft worth supervising.
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Tell us where your thesis stands: still hunting for a topic, stuck on Chapter 3, or gearing up for the defense. The EduPoint team will find a mentor who fits your research method, and your first session can be scheduled right away.