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For
Research Papers:
Title: Papers
should be headed with full title, the initials and
surname(s) of the author(s) and address of the
Institution where the work was carried out. A
shortened version of the title should also be
supplied for running headlines.
Abstract: This
should not exceed 250-300 words and should outline
briefly the purpose of the study, important findings
and conclusions. Repetition and generally known
information should be avoided. It should not include
references or previous works.
Introduction: This
part should state briefly the nature and purpose of
the work together with the important findings of
previous workers.
Materials and Methods:
The author(s) should describe materials,
methods, apparatus, experimental procedure and
statistical methods in detail to allow other workers
to reproduce the results. Sub-heading may be used in
this part.
Results: The
experimental data should be presented clearly and
concisely. Information presented in tables and
figures should not be repeated.
Discussion: This
should focus the interpretation of experimental
findings. Do not repeat data presented in the
introduction or information given in the
result.
Acknowledgement(s): This
should be short. Grants and technical helps provided
should be acknowledged.
References: All
publications cited in the text should be presented
in the form of a list of references arranged
alphabetically according to authors' surnames. Don't
give serial numbers. Use the following system for
arranging the references.
For periodicals: name(s) and
initials of author(s) year of publication (in
parentheses), title of the paper, abbreviated title
of the journal (in conformity with the World list of
Periodicals), volume number (bold), colen, first and
last page numbers.
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