Fair to non-native English
Careful, formal English from Indian authors is not mistaken for AI. Fewer than 1% of genuine academic passages are flagged.
AI Detect checks theses, dissertations and research papers for text written by ChatGPT and Gemini, including text that was asked to "sound human". It is built for academic writing, so a careful Indian author is not mistaken for a chatbot.
Many AI detectors are known to flag formal English written by non-native authors. AI Detect is built for the writing that goes into a thesis, and for the people who write it.
Careful, formal English from Indian authors is not mistaken for AI. Fewer than 1% of genuine academic passages are flagged.
An overall AI percentage, with every flagged passage highlighted in your document, so you know exactly what to rewrite.
Download a report to attach to a submission or to share with your guide.
Reference lists and standard quoted texts, such as pharmacopoeial monographs and regulatory guidelines, are not counted against you.
Your file is deleted as soon as the check ends. Documents are never stored in a repository or shared with anyone.
AI text that was reworded by another AI tool is still detected, including text asked to "write like a human".
Check your thesis, dissertation or manuscript before you submit it, so there are no surprises when your university runs it through Turnitin or DrillBit.
Review a scholar's chapters with a clear report that shows exactly which passages to discuss.
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The same team builds both. Write to us to add AI checks for your research scholars alongside your AcadVista ERP account.
Your first document of up to 10,000 words is free. After that, one credit checks one document of up to 20,000 words. Credits last 12 months.
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No. AcadVista AI Detect is built to be fair to non-native English writers: fewer than 1% of genuine academic passages are flagged, whether or not English is the author's first language.
Yes. Most universities check theses with Turnitin or DrillBit, which students usually cannot use themselves. Check your document first to see which passages read as AI-written and rewrite them before you submit. Scores from different tools are not identical. More on checking before Turnitin or DrillBit.
No. AcadVista AI Detect checks only for AI-written text. It does not compare your document with published sources for copied text.
No. The uploaded file is deleted as soon as the check finishes. The report stays in your account for 30 days so you can come back to it, and you can delete it sooner. Documents are never added to a repository or shared.
No. It is a statistical judgement of how the text reads, and it should start a conversation, not end one. Read the flagged passages, and see reliability and limitations for what it can and cannot catch.
Your first document of up to 10,000 words is free. After that, one credit checks a document of up to 20,000 words: ₹50 for one, ₹129 for three, ₹199 for five, ₹499 for fifteen or ₹1,499 for fifty. Credits last 12 months.
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