Submission Guidelines
The International Journal of Modern Engineering and Management (IJMEM) welcomes submissions from researchers, academicians, engineers, managers, and professionals from around the world. To uphold high standards of academic publishing, all authors are expected to follow the journal’s submission requirements, ethical standards, and formatting instructions. IJMEM is committed to providing a smooth, transparent, and efficient submission process that ensures manuscripts are evaluated fairly and with academic rigor.
Manuscript Requirements
Authors must submit only original, unpublished work that is not under consideration by any other journal. Submissions should be prepared in clear, professional English and must be formatted in MS Word (.doc or .docx). Authors are required to follow the IJMEM manuscript template (available in the Downloads section of the journal website).
Each manuscript should contain the following essential elements:
- Title of the paper
- Author name(s) and affiliation(s) with complete institutional details
- Abstract (150–250 words) summarizing the objectives, methods, results, and significance of the work
- Keywords(4–6 words or phrases)
- Introduction outlining the background, problem statement, and objectives
- Methodology / Materials and Methods describing the research design, experiments,models, frameworks, or managerial approaches used
- Results and Discussionpresenting key findings, supported by figures, tables, case studies, or analysis
- Conclusionsummarizing contributions, limitations, and possible future work
- Referencesformatted according to APA style (7th edition)
Figures, tables, charts, and equations must be clearly numbered, properly labeled, and cited within the text. High-resolution images are preferred to maintain quality in publication. IJMEM accepts a wide variety of contributions, including research articles, review papers, case studies, short communications, technical notes, applied reports, extended papers (expanded versions of conference papers), and management-oriented studies such as organizational models, policy analysis, and innovation frameworks.
Peer Review Process
All manuscripts submitted to IJMEM undergo a double-blind peer-review process to ensure originality, technical soundness, and contribution to the field of engineering and management sciences. The review process is carried out by domain experts, and constructive feedback is typically provided within 5–7 working days.
Authors may be asked to revise their manuscripts in response to reviewer comments. Revised submissions are re-evaluated to ensure suggested improvements are addressed. The editorial team makes the final decision on acceptance based on quality, clarity, and relevance to the journal’s scope.
Submission Process
Manuscripts should be submitted via email along with the signed copyright form. Authors may send their papers to: editorinchief.ijmem@gmail.com . submitpaper@ijmem.com.
Upon receipt, authors will receive an acknowledgment email confirming submission. Authors must ensure their work complies with ethical standards, including proper citation of sources and permissions for any copyrighted material.
Post-Acceptance Process
Once a manuscript is accepted, it is assigned a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) via Zenodo/CrossRef. This ensures that the article has a permanent web presence, secure archiving, and reliable citation tracking.
Authors are then required to pay the publication fee, which covers:
- DOI registration
- Open-access hosting on the journal’s website
- Indexing in leading scholarly databases (including Google Scholar, ROAD, Zenodo, OpenAIRE, Scilit, etc.)
- Official certificates of publication for all contributing authors
Why Follow the Guidelines?
By carefully following these author guidelines, contributors ensure that their manuscripts are processed quickly, reviewed efficiently, and published without delays. IJMEM strives to support its authors throughout the publishing journey—from submission to final dissemination—thereby fostering academic excellence and advancing both engineering knowledge and modern management practices worldwide.