Categories of Manuscript:

1. Research Articles:  Word limit 2000, depicting significant research in the field of science and technology. It should be specific, focused on a particular research area and consist of detailed experimental work along with findings, conclusion, acknowledgement and a list of references.
2. Review Articles: Word limit 2000, It should be well organized and focused consisting of brief survey on a particular research work with its future scope. The article should have multiple references (minimum 20). It should not be written in the form of mere “list” of work done by many authors and avoid textbook style.
3. Science and Technical Communications: Word Limit 600, displaying the recent research works in concise. Text should not be broken into subheads.

Guidelines for authors

Manuscript Preparation:
For manuscript preparation, following are the guidelines:

Title of the paper: Title of the paper should be specific and short.  Font should be bold, Times New Roman, 14, double spaced. It should be followed by the name of author and co – authors, along with their address for correspondence and e – mail address.

Abstract: It should be short description of the research work within 150 words followed by three to four key words.

Content of the paper
Content of the article should be written in Times New Roman with font size 12 and space 1.5. Paragraph should be justified. The text should be broken into subheads such as Introduction, Experimental work, Results and Discussion, Conclusion, Acknowledgement and bibliography. The details of each are as follows:

Introduction: It should be short pertaining to the research area discussed in the paper. It should highlight the need of the work and written in brief.

Literature Survey: The paper should not just reflect the summary of the sources, but it should analyze, synthesize, and critically evaluate the work to give a clear picture of the state of the knowledge on the subject.

Experimental work: It should describe on the procedural method of Experiment in Details. Scientific terms must be written in the form of universally accepted symbols such as for length (m), for weight (g), etc. Any other symbols used should be specified there itself.

Results and Discussion: It should highlight the findings with proper justification and comparative analysis (if any). Tables, graphs and well labeled original figures should be inserted in the discussion. No cut paste figures are allowed.

Conclusion: It should be specific and it must summarize the gist of the paper. It may include the future scope of the research work.

Acknowledgment: The author should mention the names of the funding agencies, if any and briefly acknowledge the people/ institutions involved in the research study.

References: The author should number the reference in superscript, serially in the order in which they appear, first through the text and then through table and figure. References should be written in the following format:
[1] Lindley, S. T., Estimation of population growth and extinction parameters from noisy data. Ecol. Appl., 2003, 13, 806-813.
[2] Martin, H., The Archaean grey genesis of continental crust. In Archaean Crustal Evolution (ed. Condie, K. C.), Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1994, pp. 205-259.
[3] Rao, K. N. and Vaidyanadhan, R., Geomorphic features in Krishna Delta and its evolution. In Proceedings of the National Symposium on Morphology and Evolution of Landforms, Department of Geology, Delhi University, New Delhi, 1978.
[4] https://doi.org/10.5772/dmht.07