Author Guidelines

The International Journal of Multidisciplinary Engineering and Technology (IJMET) welcomes submissions from scholars and experts worldwide across a broad range of engineering and technology fields. Authors should ensure their manuscripts provide sufficient context for a global audience to fully appreciate the contribution.

Types of Papers Accepted

1. Original Research Articles
2. Short Communications
3. Review Papers (including meta-analyses and systematic reviews)

How to Submit Your Manuscript

Submit your manuscript online via the designated Google form or email it to admin@ijmet.com.

General Manuscript Preparation Guidelines

• Use the IJMET Author Template (MS Word) for formatting your paper.
• Clearly indicate new paragraphs.
• Place tables and figure legends on separate pages at the end of the manuscript.
• Number all pages consecutively.
• Spellcheck your manuscript thoroughly using your word processor's tools.
• Avoid excessive use of italics and bold text to maintain readability.
• Manuscripts should be clear, concise, logical, and generally not exceed 4,000 words.

Abstract

• Should be 150 to 250 words, informative, and self-contained.
• Use the past tense.
• Clearly state the problem, approach or solution, major findings, and conclusions.

Keywords

• Provide keywords beyond the title terms to enhance discoverability by indexing services.

Introduction

• Provide a clear background and problem statement.
• Summarize relevant literature.
• Explain the proposed approach and highlight the research innovation.
• Make it accessible to researchers from various scientific disciplines.

Methods

• Describe research design and procedures chronologically with appropriate references to support scientific validity.
• Ensure sufficient detail for reproducibility.

Results and Discussion

• Present results clearly and logically.

Conclusion

• Summarize outcomes in line with the Introduction and Results sections.
• Suggest future research directions and practical applications.

Tables and Figures

• Center-align all tables and figures for clarity.

References

• Use the Vancouver numbering system [1], [2], etc., for citations.
• List only references cited in the text at the end.

Corresponding Author Information

• Designate one author as the corresponding author and provide:
• Email address
• Full postal address
• Telephone and fax numbers