ISSN Info

• ISSN:1819-8643 (print)
• E-ISSN:1998-1392 (online)

Criteria for Publication

• The article falls within the scope of the journal.
• Methods, statistics and other analyses are performed to a high technical standard and are described in sufficient detail.
• Results reported have not been published elsewhere.
• Conclusions are presented in an appropriate fashion and are supported by the data.
• The article is presented in an intelligible fashion and is written in standard English (British usage).
• The research meets all applicable ethical standards.
• The article adheres to guidelines provided in the Instructions for Authors section.

Publication Frequency

• Every month 10th the article will be published on the website.
• Individual articles will be sent 30 days after publication.
• Full issue will be sent 45 days after publication.

Publication Fee

• 160USD per article

Plagiarism Policy

Plagiarism happens when someone portrays the work of another (data, text, or theories) as if it were his/her own without giving due credit. There are several levels of plagiarism. The severity is determined by the extent of the copied content, the originality of the copied material, the position/context/type of material, and the referencing/attribution of the material utilized. Because each situation is unique, choices will differ from one another.

• Plagiarism examples include, but are not limited to:
• Copying someone else's work verbatim and submitting it as one's own.
• Significant parts of content are copied verbatim from a single source.
• 'Patchwork copying' is the practice of combining verbatim copied content from several sources. This might be as little as one or two paragraphs or as much as many paragraphs.
• Changing key words and phrases while maintaining the source's fundamental material as a framework.
• Rephrasing the original words and/or structure of the material and presenting it as one's own.
• Mixing slightly reworked content from many sources and presenting what has already been published as new.
• The work is mentioned, however the sections that are quoted are not properly specified. This can be coupled with sections of the text that have been copied without citation.

Note: Please keep in mind that the preceding is not directly relevant to review papers. Review articles are designed to provide a synopsis of the current literature. Except for appropriately quoted and/or mentioned sources, authors should use their own words, and the work should incorporate a novel viewpoint.

Copyright and Licensing Content Ownership (Copyright policy)

Authors maintain publication rights and have the freedom to replicate and distribute their work.

Authors who require a deviation from this guideline should notify the Journal when submitting their manuscript.

Article and content reprinting (Licensing policy)The Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International Public License governs all content (CC BY 4.0).

This license promotes open access by giving instant free access to and unlimited reuse of original content.

This licensing policy applies to all articles or content, as well as all versions of such content. Figures, tables, and photos are all included.

Authors agree to make their content legally accessible for reuse without permission or payment under this license.

These articles may be copied, distributed, or reused by anybody as long as the author and original source are correctly attributed.

Declaration and Verification of Submissions

By submitting a paper, the authors confirm that:

The described work has never been published before (except in the form of an abstract or as part of a published lecture or academic thesis or as an electronic preprint). For additional information,mail us.

That it is not being considered for publishing anywhere else.

The article's content is the unique work of the author(s), and it was written in accordance with our plagiarism policy.

That its publishing has been allowed by all authors and, implicitly or explicitly, by the relevant authorities where the work was done, and that, if accepted, it will not be published elsewhere in the same form, in any other medium.

Formatting Guidelines:

TIMES NEW ROMAN - Font | 12px - Font Size.

The article should have the following structure:

First Page:

• Title Page 
• Abstract
• Keywords

Second Page:

• Main Content Page Starting from Introduction
• Conclusion (If your article requires)
• Reference.