Submissions

International Journal of Multidisciplinary and Current Research (IJMCR)

Overview

All submitted manuscripts are managed through the IJMCR Manuscript Peer-Review Process, a rigorous double-blind peer-review and editorial workflow conducted through a single online platform. Authors, reviewers, editors, and the editorial office collaborate within this system to ensure transparency, quality, and efficiency.

Submission Checklist

Prior to submission, authors must ensure that the following requirements are fulfilled:

• One author must be designated as the Corresponding Author with complete contact details.
• The manuscript aligns with the Aims and Scope of the journal.
• The manuscript is prepared using a normal MS Word document in single coulmn
• All authors have approved the final submitted version.
• All required files (keywords, figures, tables with captions and footnotes) are uploaded.
• The manuscript has been spell-checked and grammar-checked.
• Permissions have been obtained for any copyrighted material.
• Ethical approval has been obtained for studies involving human or animal subjects.

Abstract and Keywords

Abstracts must accurately summarize the manuscript (150–250 words) and include the following structured subheadings:

The abstract should have these elements and should appear like

Abstract

Objectives: This section should clearly state the primary aim or purpose of the study. It must briefly describe what the research intends to investigate, compare, or evaluate.
Background: This section should provide a concise context of the study, including relevant background information and the rationale for conducting the research. Authors should briefly highlight existing knowledge and clearly indicate the research gap addressed by the study.
Methodology: This section should summarize the study design, sample size, grouping (if applicable), interventions or procedures, duration of the study, and outcome measures used. Only essential methodological details should be included.
Result: This section should present the main findings of the study, including significant outcomes and comparisons. Results should be stated objectively without interpretation or discussion and should align with the objectives and methodology.
Conclusion: This section should clearly state the principal conclusions drawn from the results and their implications. It should reflect the contribution of the study and may briefly indicate practical or clinical relevance without introducing new information.

Keywords: First Keyword, Second Keyword, Third Keyword, Fourth Keyword, Fifth Keyword

Keywords must be specific to the subject discipline and follow the abstract.

Table headings must be placed above the tables, and figure captions must be placed below the figures. No loose figures are permitted; all figures must be inserted as complete units and positioned close to their first citation in the text. Tables and figures must use the default “inline with text” wrap mode only, and text wrapping around tables or figures is not allowed. All tables and figures must be numbered consecutively and referred to in the text (e.g., Table I, Fig. 1). References, if required, should follow IEEE citation style (e.g., [6], [7]).

References and Citations (IEEE Style)

IJMCR mandates the IEEE citation style. In-text citations must appear as sequential numbers in square brackets, corresponding to a numerically ordered reference list.

In-text citation examples

• Single citation: The proposed model improves efficiency [1].
• Multiple citations: Several studies have addressed this issue [2], [4]–[6].
• Specific page citation: The method was validated experimentally [3, p. 45].

Reference list examples

Manuscript Submission Process

Manuscripts must be submitted online through the journal submission portal. The submitting author is responsible for the manuscript throughout submission and peer review, ensuring that all eligible co-authors are listed and have approved the submission.

First-time users must register and complete email verification. Existing users may log in using their credentials or via Google or ORCID ID. Funding information must be provided during submission to ensure compliance with funder requirements.

Manuscript Preparation

• Title Page Information: Title, running title, author names, affiliations, abstract, word limits, number of tables and figures, and keywords.
• Author Ethical Responsibilities: Supplementary materials, acknowledgements, author contributions, conflicts of interest, funding source, data availability statement, and citations.
• Presentation and Format: Proper spacing, margins, page numbering, and adherence to word limits.

Cover Letter

Each submission must include a concise cover letter explaining the significance of the work and its suitability for IJMCR.

• Journal name
• Manuscript title
• Type of manuscript
• Author full names and affiliations
• Corresponding author contact details
• ORCID ID
• Disclosure of AI use, conflicts of interest, and funding sources

Author Ethical Responsibilities

• Supplementary Materials: Clearly labeled and referenced.
• Funding and Acknowledgments: Listed separately and published as metadata.
• Author Contributions: Clearly describe each author’s role.
• Data Availability: Provide dataset links or justified exclusions.
• Conflicts of Interest: Mandatory disclosure at submission.

Data Sharing and Archiving

Authors are encouraged to share research data through public repositories. All datasets should be cited properly and made available for non-commercial use, while protecting participant confidentiality.

Withdrawal of Manuscript

Manuscripts may be withdrawn within three (3) days of submission.

Research and Publication Ethics

IJMCR adheres to strict research and publication ethics, including policies on plagiarism, data integrity, authorship, conflicts of interest, and the welfare of animals.

Article can be submitted to SUBMISSION or at editor@ijmcr.com