The Editorial Team shall be responsible for any piece of Literature published in the Journal. It shall be the responsibility of the iJARS Editorial Team to:
The Editorial Team is empowered to:
At iJARS, The Manuscripts submitted are sent to Editorial Team, which scrutinizes the Manuscripts for its quality. The bare minimum requirement is that, the Manuscript must be written in English, have a proper abstract, use of formal technical language etc. The Manuscripts which fail and those which are not upto the minimums standards are sent back to Author with appropriate feedback. Some of Manuscripts may be rejected at this stage based on criterion described above.
The Manuscripts which meet the above standards are sent to 2-3 members in Board of Reviewers. The Review process at iJARS is Blind Review, where the identity of Author is not revealed. Based on the opinion of Reviewers, the Manuscript is accepted or rejected. Incase of Ambiguity among the members, the opinion and advice of another Board member having the subject expertise may be taken.
The Accepted Manuscripts are sent back to editorial team for final quality check, plagiarism check etc. The Manuscripts which qualify all these steps are published.
iJARS aims to serve the Human society purely through Research and Innovation. Hence, Mere reproduction of Previously Published Material/Technical Books/Readily available Internet Content is not accepted at iJARS.
It is duty of author to check for plagiarism before submission. As far as possible, the content, block-diagrams, surveys etc must be based on primary data. However, if required, any statistical data or reports, copyright figures, architectures etc may be included in the Article only after obtaining proper permissions. The source, in such case, must be mentioned clearly.
In case of severe plagiarism or if the Author Submits previously published Paper,either of his own or copied from other sources, the Author shall be blacklisted and none of his/her further articles will be accepted. Also, the matter shall be reported to International Agencies, who are free to take any severe action against the author.