Instructions to Authors

International Journal on Management, Education and Emerging Technology (IJMEET) is dedicated to publishing quality research work. IJMEET is a peer-reviewed open access journal published Quarterly (April 2023 Onwards).

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1. General Format

• Format:
  • Follow the journal’s template for formatting (font type, size, margins, spacing).
• Title Page:
  • Manuscript title.
  • Author names, affiliations, and email addresses.
  • Corresponding author’s details.
• Abstract: The abstract should convey the following information:
• The purpose of the study.
• The research problem.
• The methods used to address this research problem.
• The conclusions reached.
• The significance of the research project.
• Keywords: A list in alphabetical order not exceeding 8 words or short phrases.
• Main Sections:
  • Introduction: Background, research objectives, and study significance.
  • Methods: Detailed description of the methodology for reproducibility.
  • Results: Clear presentation of findings, supported by tables and figures.
  • Discussion: Interpretation of results, limitations, and implications.
  • Conclusion: Summary of findings and potential future work.
• References: Use the citation style required by the journal (e.g., APA, MLA, Chicago, or journal-specific style).
• Figures and Tables:
  • Submit high-resolution images (e.g., JPEG, PNG, or TIFF).
  • Number figures and tables sequentially with descriptive captions.
  • Embed them in the manuscript and upload separately if required.

2. Ethical and Plagiarism Considerations

• Plagiarism Policy:
  • Originality: Manuscripts must be original and unpublished. Do not submit the same manuscript to multiple journals simultaneously.
  • Plagiarism Check: Most journals use plagiarism detection software (e.g., Turnitin, iThenticate). Ensure your manuscript has less than the acceptable similarity index (typically <15%).
  • Proper Citation: Credit all ideas, text, figures, or data borrowed from other works. Use quotation marks for direct quotes and provide in-text citations.
  • Self-Plagiarism: Avoid recycling your previously published work without proper citation or permission.
• Consequences of Plagiarism:
  • Manuscripts with detected plagiarism will be rejected outright.
  • Severe cases may lead to a ban on future submissions or notification to your institution.

3. Authorship and Contributions

• Criteria: List only those who contributed significantly to the conception, design, execution, or interpretation of the research.
• Acknowledgments: Mention funding sources, technical assistance, or other non-author contributions.
• Conflicts of Interest: Declare any financial, institutional, or personal conflicts.

4. Data Availability

• Statement: Include a data availability statement detailing where supporting data can be accessed.
• Supplementary Material: Upload additional files like datasets, appendices, or multimedia if relevant.

5. Submission Process

• Online Portal: Submit via the journal’s online submission system.
• Cover Letter:
  • Address the editor-in-chief.
  • Highlight the manuscript's significance.
  • Confirm adherence to ethical standards and originality.
• File Formats: Upload the manuscript in Word format.

6. Peer Review and Revisions

• Peer Review: Be prepared for a double-blind or single-blind review process.
• Revisions: Address reviewers’ comments thoroughly and provide a detailed response to their feedback.

7. Fees and Open Access

• Article Processing Charges (APC): Check for submission, publication, or open-access fees.

8. Post-Acceptance

• Proofreading: Review the final proof for errors.
• Copyright: Sign the copyright transfer agreement or opt for a Creative Commons license for open access.

Note: Articles that do not meet the above specification will be returned to the author for revision before being considered for review by the editorial board.