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Manuscript publication charges

Article Processing Charges

At IDOSR Journals, our Article Processing Charge (APC) covers the essential processes involved in validating and producing each manuscript into its final form. This includes providing financial support for our journal editorial offices and boards, managing submissions and peer reviews, enhancing editorial content, conducting ethical validation and plagiarism checks, refining content through copyediting, typesetting, data conversion, and normalization, as well as ensuring legal deposition, abstracting, and indexing.

As publishers, it is our foremost responsibility to maintain the scholarly record accurately, enabling future researchers to build upon today’s discoveries. Therefore, any surplus generated from these charges is reinvested into infrastructure and organizations that support scholarly communication. These may include registration services and standards bodies, particularly those dedicated to ensuring the long-term preservation of each published work.

It’s important to clarify that the APC does not compensate reviewers for their voluntary efforts. Reviewers typically donate their time without financial remuneration, driven by factors such as career development or staying informed about the latest research. However, managing the peer review process incurs administrative costs. We invest resources, time, and expenses into managing this process and supporting systems, including services aimed at recognizing reviewers. Any compensation received by reviewers for their time is factored into the APC or relevant fees, such as those associated with accelerated publication options available in certain journals.

The APCs for IDOSR Journals typically range from US$600 to US$700.

Manuscript preparation guidelines

Original research papers, review articles, short communications and technical reports in all aspects of Biology, Health and Life sciences, Zoology, Agriculture, Humanities, Social and Applied sciences, Management and Arts can be submitted provided that the work is not previously published or under consideration for publication elsewhere.

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Manuscript preparation

Manuscripts should be written in clear concise and good English.

• Paper title: (16 bold)
• Authors list: (First Author¹, Second Author² and Third Author³(14 bold)
• Abstract: The abstract should summarize the contents of the paper. It should not be more than 400 words. (11 bold)
• Keywords: About six keywords separated by comma in alphabetical order (12 bold)
• Introduction: (12 bold )
• Headings (12 bold)
• Figures and Tables: Must be clear and numbered consecutively (12 bold)
• Conclusion (12 bold)
• References : Bibliographic references in the text should appear like [1,2,3,4,………] using square brace. References should be numbered consecutively in the text.
• References should be in APA Style or MLA Style in accordance with the author’s discipline, but there should be consistency.

References

Journal Articles

Jerry, J., Peters, A. and Thompson, B. (2016). Health implication of smoking. Journal of Health, 11(3): 16 -25.

Brown, B.A.(2016). The impact of inflation in developing countries. Asian Journal of Management, 1 (12): 30 -36.

Book chapters

Peterson, B. (2016). The health implication of alcohol intoxication in developing countries. In J. Houston (Ed), Handbook of toxicology, 6 (New York : Springer verlag, pp: 460-470.

Thesis

Charles, B.M. (2016). The effects of Moringa oleifera on the lipid profile of malaria parasitized mice. M.Sc thesis, University of Cambridge England.

Case report

Peterson, J.M., Brown, B.O. and Paul, M.E. (2016). The causes of diarrhea in developing countries. A case study of water scarcity in the Northern part of Africa 2000-2015. US-AID Report, Chicago, IL. EPA 712-R-65-010.

Units and Abbreviations

Authors should follow internationally agreed rules adopted by IUPAC, commission on biochemical nomenclature.

Copyright and permissions

By submitting a manuscript to the editor or publisher you are deemed to have granted permission to publish the manuscript.