So what about your findings? Discuss it. 
This section puts things in perspective and describes the significance of the previous sections.

• Bring out what is already known about the topic.

• Keep the readers’ interest by stating why your study is unique.

• Bring in references that support as well as contradict your argument and discuss the disparity.

• Be specific with recommendations.

• When you say further research is required, specify what sort of research.

• Scrutinize for redundant sentences.

• Do not try to fit data to suit your original hypothesis/desired conclusions; retest your hypothesis if required.

• Mention acknowledgements if any, below the discussion.

• Maintain the prescribed word count; an approximate calculation is: discussion=1/3 total length of manuscript=1/3(introduction+method+result+discussion)