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a) Introduction – here outline what your thesis is about b) Literature review – this section should summarise the literature relevant to your research topic c) Research methodology – explain the methods you have used to conduct the experiment and determine the answer d) Results – describe the key findings of your research e) Discussions – here you have to discuss your findings, strengths & limitations of your study and scope for further research in your study area. Vishwanath, kindly note that the above mentioned outline acts as a general guideline. Based on your research domain you will need to figure out the specific format. If necessary talk to your professor.

Normally a thesis includes, 1) introduction chapter which includes the significance of your research problem, problem statement and research hypothesis 2) literature review section including, theory relevant to your research question or hypothesis 3) method section, consisting of details of the tool/software used to conduct experiments, procedure used to determine the results, assumptions regarding data analysis and statistical tool used to analyse the data. 4) finding section which describes the key results obtained in your study 5) discussion chapter which discusses your result in non-statistical form, strengths and limitations for your study. 6) bibliography consisting of list of sources you have used to write your thesis

https://student.unsw.edu.au/thesis-structure is a good site. It has brief details regarding the thesis structure. Go through it and then craft your thesis

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