MRI India

Author Guidelines

Everything you need to prepare and submit a high-quality manuscript

MRI India Journals welcome original, innovative, and ethically conducted research articles across multidisciplinary domains. Authors are requested to carefully follow the manuscript preparation guidelines to ensure a smooth peer review, production, and publication process.

All submissions undergo editorial screening, plagiarism verification, and double-blind peer review before acceptance.

Types of Articles We Accept

Manuscript Preparation Guidelines

Authors should prepare manuscripts according to the following structure.

General Guidelines

Manuscripts should be prepared using:

• File Format: Microsoft Word (.doc/.docx)
• Page Size: A4
• Line Spacing: 1.15 – 1.5
• Font: Times New Roman
• Font Size: 12 pt
• Margins: Standard academic formatting
• Language: English

Manuscripts must be written clearly and professionally.

Title Page

The title page should include:

• Full manuscript title
• Complete author names
• Institutional affiliations
• Department and organization details
• Country
• Corresponding author details
• Email address

Example format:

Article Information

Authors should provide:

• Article Type
• Received Date
• Revised Date
• Accepted Date
• Published Date

(Final publication dates will be assigned by the editorial office)

Abstract

The abstract should provide a concise summary of the study.

It should include:

• Research background
• Purpose/Objectives
• Methodology
• Major findings
• Conclusion and significance

Recommended length:
200 – 300 words

Avoid citations and undefined abbreviations in the abstract.

Keywords

Provide:
4 – 8 keywords

Keywords should represent the major concepts of the research.

Example:
Keywords: Artificial Intelligence; Machine Learning; Sustainability; Innovation; Management

Main Manuscript Structure

Research articles should generally contain:

1. Introduction
   The introduction should include: research background, problem statement, existing research gaps, importance of study, research objectives, contribution of work.
2. Literature Review / Related Work
   This section should discuss: previous studies, current developments, research limitations, comparative analysis, identified gaps.
3. Materials and Methods / Methodology
   Authors should clearly describe: research design, data collection methods, experimental setup, tools/software used, analytical techniques. The methodology should allow replication of the study.
4. Results
   Present research outcomes using tables, figures, charts, statistical analysis. Results should be clear and objective.
5. Discussion
   Authors should explain: interpretation of results, comparison with previous studies, research implications, practical significance, study limitations.
6. Conclusion
   The conclusion should include: summary of major findings, contribution of research, future research directions.

Tables

Tables should:

• Be numbered sequentially
• Have descriptive titles
• Be cited within manuscript text
• Use editable format, not images

Example:
Table 1. Summary of Experimental Results

Figures

Figures should:

• Be high quality
• Have clear labels
• Be numbered sequentially

Example:
Figure 1. Proposed Research Framework

Acceptable formats:
PNG, JPEG, TIFF

Units & Abbreviations

Authors should:

• Use internationally accepted units
• Define abbreviations at first appearance

Example:
Artificial Intelligence (AI)

References

Authors must ensure all references are accurate and complete.

References should include:

• Author names
• Year
• Article title
• Journal/book title
• Volume and issue
• Page numbers
• DOI if available

Use a consistent citation style according to journal requirements.

Citation Example

Journal Article:
Author A., Author B. (Year). Title of article. Journal Name, Volume(Issue), Pages. DOI

How to Cite Published Article

Each published article includes recommended citation format.

Example:
Author(s). (Year). Article title. Journal Name, Volume(Issue), Page Range.

Ethical Requirements

Authors must ensure:

• Original research submission
• No plagiarism
• Proper citation of sources
• Accurate data reporting
• Ethical approval where applicable
• Disclosure of conflicts of interest
• Correct authorship contribution

Submission Process

Before Submission Checklist

Final Note for Authors

Following these guidelines ensures faster editorial processing and improves the quality, visibility, and impact of published research.