INSTRUCTIONS FOR MANUSCRIPT PREPARATION
Software and format: Microsoft Word 6.0 is preferred. Do
not use desktop publishing software such as Aldus PageMaker or
Quark XPress. If you have prepared your manuscript with one of
these programs, export the text to a word processing format.
Please do not deliver files that contain hidden text: for
example, do not use your word processor's automated features
to create footnotes or reference lists.
Manuscript
should be typed double spaced with ample margin in A4 size paper.
For English -
The manuscript
shall be prepared in Times New Roman font using a font size of 12.
Title shall be in font size 14. All section titles in the
manuscript shall be in font size 12 bold face capitals, Subtitles
in each section shall be in font size 12, bold face lower case
followed by a column.
For Hindi -
The manuscript shall be prepared in Krudi Dev 010 font using a
font size of 14. Title shall be in font size 16. All section
titles in the manuscript shall be in font size 14 bold face
capitals, Subtitles in each section shall be in font size 14, bold
face lower case followed by a column.
The page setup is ( A4 ) Papers
should have the following sections
1. Title of the
paper
2. Name of the author(s) with initials and the
name and address of the institution where the work was done
must be given. Present address(es) of author(s) may be given
if they are different from the above.
3. Abstracts: All
papers must have an abstract of not more than 200 words of the
significant results reported in the paper. Presentation of
numerical results should be avoided as far as possible in the
abstract.
4. Key words: Between 3 and 6 key words must
be provided for the purpose of indexing and information
retrieval.
5. Text: The paper must be divided into
sections starting preferably with 'Introduction' and ending
with 'Conclusions'.
6. References: All the references
must be in the following order.
1 Bhat M V,
Ravindranathan M S and Rao G V J. Org. Chem. 1984, 49,
3170.
2 Gould E S, Mechanism and Structure in Organic
Chemistry; Holt Riehart and
Winston:New York, 1964,
181.
3 Slothers J B, Carbon-13 NMR Spectroscopy; 2nd
ed.; Searle, C. E., Ed.; ACS
Monograph 182; American
Chemical Society: Washington, DC, 1984; Vol. 2,
Chapter
Style: Articles must be written in MS Word and
viewable without errors using the
latest
officially-released version of Microsoft
corporation. Other files will not be accepted. Articles may be
one large file, or broken into many files.
Tables:
Tables should be prepared using MS Word or Excel Tables should
be numbered sequentially as they appear, i.e. Table 1, Table
2, etc.
Figures: Figures may be included within the
body of the manuscript or may be submitted as a separate
(*xls) file. Figures should be numbered sequentially as they
appear, i.e. Figure 1, Figure 2, etc., and a caption should
appear directly below each figure. Figures may be *.xls, GIF
or JPEG format.
Mathematical Equations: Authors may
create their mathematical equations by using equation editor
or may be prepared by their choice and then save the equation
as an image, either as a gif or jpeg file. These files should
then be embedded within the text in an appropriate
location.
Spectra :IR and NMR Spectra should be
submitted in the JPEG or GIF
format,
IMPORTANT
1. The Articles should be
brief, clear and to the point, avoiding unnecessary historical
background. Authors should cover their subjects with
reasonable thoroughness and completeness. The articles should
be reasonably subdivided into sections, and if necessary, into
subsections. All articles are subjected to critical reviews by
referees.
3.
The authors should assign numbers and titles to all the
tables. All the table columns should have explanatory
headings.
4. The text should be in MS Word format
(*.doc ).
5. The figures should be in GIF, TIF or Excel
format and may be embedded in text.
6. All the color
figures will be reproduced in full color free of cost in the
online edition of the journal.
7. The papers must
normally present the results of the original work. The
Critical reviews of important fields will also be considered
for publication.
8. The submission of the script will
be taken to imply that it has not been previously published
and that it is not under consideration for publication
elsewhere. If the scripts are accepted for publication, the
author should not publish it elsewhere.
9. The
articles should be submitted through website submission page
or Submission through e-mail is
preferable.
10. All contacts shall be by e-mail. All
the authors should have an e-mail id.
11. The e-mail id for submission
of articles as an attached file is submitpaper.ejar@gmail.com
12. Reprints may be downloaded
directly from the website.
13. Those who are submitting
their manuscripts are requested to send one printed copy each
(for office reference) along with the publication agreement
which is available in the website.
14. The
responsibility of the contents rests upon the authors and not
upon the publisher.
Unless otherwise stated, submission
of a manuscript will be understood to mean that the paper has
been neither copyrighted, classified, published, nor is being
considered for publication elsewhere.
Authors of
E-Journal of Advanced Research are jointly responsible for
their content. Credit for the content and responsibility for
errors or fraud are borne equally by all authors.
15.
The Editorial Board reserves the right to make changes if
necessary in the research articles.
16. Authors are
requested to prepare the manuscript according to E-Journal of
Advanced Research guidelines
17. All the articles may
preferably be submitted through our online manuscript
submission central in the following
URL.
http://www.ejar.co.in
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