Manuscript Submission

International Journal of Humanities Science Innovations and Management Studies (IJHSIMS) invites research articles that adhere to the general standards of originality and scientific brilliance in domains connected to humanities, science and management studies.

Authors are requested to submit their articles at the following mail: editor@ijhsims.org

Manuscripts submitted to this journal [IJHSIMS] would be considered if they have not been published or are not currently being considered for publishing anywhere.
Send your manuscript in Microsoft Word format (.doc or.docx); if you utilize latex software to prepare your manuscripts, submit it in PDF format.
Once approved, the document cannot be rejected at any expense.
Strictly attend to publishing ethics and regulations.
Prevent using plagiarised or copied materials.
Strictly follow the IJHSIMS Paper Template.

Terms of Submission

Manuscripts must be presented with the knowledge that they have not previously been published and are not presently under evaluation with another publication published by IJHSIMS or any other publishing company. The contributing authors guarantee that almost all co-authors have authorized the original article's publishing. In addition, it is the writers' obligation to guarantee that papers from a particular university are presented with the relevant institution's consent.

Peer review

A panel of peers reviews all papers and must fulfil academic quality requirements. Submissions will also be reviewed by peer Reviewers for whom the authors' names will be kept confidential if Editors authorize them.

Units of Measurement:

Using System International (SI) units, units of measurement must be described succinctly and clearly.

Structure of the paper:

Authorship and title Information:

Title of the paper

Name of the author

Complete postal addresses of institutions

Email address

Abstract: An abstract ought to be included in the document. The abstract shouldn't exceed more than 200 words, be self-sufficient and contain no citations.

Introduction: The introductory paragraph should be brief and free of subheadings.

Materials and Methods: This section needs to be sufficiently thorough to allow for the repetition of all steps. If numerous techniques are given, they can be broken down into segments.

Preparation of Tables: The tables need to be mentioned one after another in the text. If numerical values are provided, the units of measurement should be specified in the column heading, and each table must possess a relevant caption.

Results and Discussions: The subheadings might be used to separate these sections or to merge them.

Conclusion: This should concisely convey the article's principal results while underlining their significance and applicability.

Acknowledgements: The acknowledgements section, which may contain supporting grants, demonstrations, and other things, ought to be involved just before the references at the conclusion of the work, if there are any.

References: Each reference must contain thorough and correct information, which is the author's responsibility. Every reference must be properly referenced within the article; if not, they will be stricken out.