Article Template Guidelines

Article Template Guidelines

Manuscript Formatting Guidelines

Authors should prepare manuscripts according to the following formatting requirements to ensure consistency, readability, and efficient processing during the editorial review process.

Article Styling:

Column Layout: Single Column
Font Type: Times New Roman
Font Size: 10 pt
Paper Size: A4
Page Orientation: Portrait
Top Margin: 0.7 inch
Bottom Margin: 0.7 inch
Left Margin: 0.67 inch
Right Margin: 0.56 inch

Article Structure:

• Title (Maximum 120 characters)
• Author Information
• Abstract
• Keywords
• Introduction
• Review of Literature
• Problem Statement
• Methodology / Research Approach
• Findings and Analysis
• Conclusion
• Future Perspectives
• References
• Author Biography with Photograph(s)

Detailed Section Guidelines

Title:

The title should be concise, descriptive, and clearly represent the research objective or focus of the manuscript. It should be easily understandable for readers from related academic disciplines.

Author Name, Affiliation, and Email ID:

Authors should provide only their first and last names without honorifics or professional titles. Institutional affiliations and valid email addresses should be provided for all contributing authors. A corresponding author should be identified for communication during the publication process.

Abstract:

The abstract should be presented as a single paragraph and should not exceed 200 words. It should provide a brief overview of the research question, methodology, important findings, and major conclusions of the study.

Keywords:

Authors should provide up to five concise and relevant keywords that accurately represent the main topics, concepts, and research areas covered in the manuscript.

Introduction:

The introduction should provide a brief background of the research, explain the significance of the study, and clearly state the objectives and purpose of the research.

Literature Survey:

This section should provide an overview of previous studies, existing knowledge, and relevant research developments related to the subject area.

Methods / Research Approach:

Authors should describe the research framework, methodologies, analytical techniques, and procedures followed to address the research problem.

Results / Discussion:

This section should present the research outcomes, explain significant findings, and provide comparisons with previous studies or established academic references wherever appropriate.

Conclusion:

The conclusion should provide a concise summary of the major findings, research contributions, and implications of the study.

Future Scope:

Authors should discuss possible research extensions, improvements, broader applications, and limitations of the current study. Suggestions for future investigations may also be included.

References:

References should follow Vancouver or Oxford citation styles. Authors must ensure that all external sources are properly cited with complete attribution to the original authors.

Author Short Profile:

Authors should provide a brief professional biography for each contributing author along with passport-sized photographs. This section helps readers understand the academic background and expertise of the contributors.