Hello dear friends,

Thank you for your motivation. I will do that, I have nothing to lose anyway. I believe, they also don't have anything to lose if they accept it, since the work is done, right?

The only problem might be on the side of the examiner who has to read the corrections... Hopefully he will be nice.

Thanks again to both of you.

Dear postgraduateforum users,

I really need your advice.
I had experienced some psychological problems (anxiety) during my PhD, I obtained extension several times and succeeded the viva. I was given 6 months for major corrections, which I could not finish on time because my computer crashed and lost some documents related to my thesis.

I have received a letter from the university telling me that they can't offer a degree because of non-submission of the corrected thesis.

What would you advice me to do next?
Is it allowed to submit this work in another university? There are PhD programs in which you conduct your own research under the supervision of a professor, and you don't necessarily need to complete it in 3 years if you have enough amount of research done. Thus, since the work I have done is there, would this be a solution?

Thank you in advance.