1. Make a good plan.
First, you have to make a good plan to create an outline for your Statement of Purpose (SOP) and work accordingly. A smart method to start your introduction is to share an incident that piqued your interest in your subject. Make a list of your relevant accomplishments and your motivation to enroll in the course and attend the institution.
2. Work on the draft
Concentrate on expressing what you’ve learned during your previous academy and work experience. If you have a study gap or academic problem, mention it optimistically. Avoid using technical words when drafting your Statement of Purpose (SOP) and write in an active voice. Ensure that your Statement of Purpose (SOP) has inception and conclusion.
3. Before sending, double-check everything
It’s important to double-check everything before sending a Statement of Purpose (SOP). It would be best if you reviewed your work. The revision will aid you in sentence-construction faults, lengthy sentences, and many grammar difficulties. Get a second view from someone you trust, such as a professor, a senior, or an AIMS Education counselor. Before submitting, make sure you analyze well and double-check your work.
