Professional PhD Viva Presentation
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
My doctoral defence is approaching and I need a fully-designed PowerPoint deck of roughly 70 slides to guide the final viva. I will share the relevant chapters, figures and data tables; your task is to distil that material into a clear, persuasive narrative that moves smoothly from problem statement to conclusions while remaining firmly within an academic, professional tone.
Style & visual approach
• The university expects a formal, restrained aesthetic—clean typography, a consistent colour palette drawn from typical academic templates, and discreet use of transitions.
• Any graphs, tables or diagrams you build must be easy to read at a distance and editable in PowerPoint (no flattened images).
Scope of work
1. Slide structure and copy: craft concise bullet points or short sentences that capture my key arguments without crowding the slide.
2. Visuals: insert or redesign charts where they add clarity; leave placeholders where you need me to supply a specific figure.
3. Formatting: apply a master slide that locks in fonts, colours and header/footer placement so the whole set feels cohesive.
4. Timing cue: pace the sequence so it supports a 30–40-minute presentation, with logical section dividers for examiner questions.
Deliverable
• An editable .pptx file with all assets embedded or linked. One round of revisions is included so we can fine-tune emphasis or add last-minute data.
If you have recent experience shaping academic presentations at the PhD level—and can begin as soon as you receive the thesis material—let’s get started.
Style & visual approach
• The university expects a formal, restrained aesthetic—clean typography, a consistent colour palette drawn from typical academic templates, and discreet use of transitions.
• Any graphs, tables or diagrams you build must be easy to read at a distance and editable in PowerPoint (no flattened images).
Scope of work
1. Slide structure and copy: craft concise bullet points or short sentences that capture my key arguments without crowding the slide.
2. Visuals: insert or redesign charts where they add clarity; leave placeholders where you need me to supply a specific figure.
3. Formatting: apply a master slide that locks in fonts, colours and header/footer placement so the whole set feels cohesive.
4. Timing cue: pace the sequence so it supports a 30–40-minute presentation, with logical section dividers for examiner questions.
Deliverable
• An editable .pptx file with all assets embedded or linked. One round of revisions is included so we can fine-tune emphasis or add last-minute data.
If you have recent experience shaping academic presentations at the PhD level—and can begin as soon as you receive the thesis material—let’s get started.