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Contributions of original articles/papers on research and development, theses, review articles, short articles, case reports, book reviews and professional achievements in all areas are encouraged.
The following guidelines are for authors who wish to submit their articles to this journal:
The article should be neither too long nor too short. It should have sections and subsections titled appropriately to reflect the specific contents of each section. However, authors should use their discretion to develop the structure that most clearly conveys the information.
The article must have an abstract of 300 to 350 words that describes the problem or question addressed in the paper, the scope of the work, the approach taken, and the key conclusions or major findings.
The article should have a minimum of ten keywords.
All references cited in the text must appear in the reference section in sequence.
All acronyms used should be expanded.
Microsoft Word is the preferred format for regular tables. Check that all figures, tables and notations are present and that they are cited/referred to in the text of the paper. Ensure that figures and photos can be enlarged or reduced without loss of meaning and clarity. If any figure or table is not the author’s original work and has been taken from the work of others, ensure that the reference or source is mentioned or acknowledged.
All elements, including letters, numbers and symbols, must be easily readable. Both axes of a graph must be labeled. Submit graphs, charts, complex chemical or mathematical formulae, diagrams, tables and other drawings as finished products that do not require additional artwork or typesetting.
Mathematical equations: Mathematical equations should preferably be typed, with subscripts and superscripts clearly shown.
Symbols: Ensure that all symbols are described in the text.
SI system: The SI system should be used for units and symbols.
Check spelling and grammar before submission. Please ensure that the article follows either American or British English spelling consistently throughout.
Send only a soft copy to save time on typesetting. The font, lines and symbols should be black. Avoid the use of reversed type (white lettering on a black background).
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Editor-in-Chief: Dr. Amit Chawla