Having collected all the necessary materials through primary and secondary resources, the researcher should arrange the materials in a coherent, logical manner. After the process of invention or discovery of materials, a researcher has to face the3 problem of selecting and arranging the available materials in order to effect his purpose. The reader must be eased into the subject of the research, without ornamental introduction, t he research would have an abrupt, negligent, unfinished air about it. So it is a rare research that plunges immediately into “the heart of the matter”. The body of the paper should have clear-cut sections and paragraphs which are logically developed. In other words, the body of the paper must recollect the beginning and it should naturally lead to conclusion drawn from the arguments and discussions which are embedded in the body of the research paper. The conclusion must be started with clarity and conviction.