After Publishing With IJCSE

• Your research is indexed by Google Scholar, Bing, and other global search engines for top visibility.
• Academic search services (Academia.edu, DRJI, Semantic Scholar, UGC) pick up your articles—reaching universities and scholars worldwide.
• Quick entry into high-impact journal directories for lasting citation & career value.
• 100% open access for readers globally means your work is seen, cited, and shared for years.
• Compliance with leading publication and citation metrics—giving you measurable impact.

Author Instructions & Paper Formatting

1. Download the official Paper Template [IJCSE IEEE Index Paper Format] for MS Word to ensure your manuscript conforms to our standards.
2. Check the Copyrights Form [IJCSE Global Index Copyrights Form]—must be signed and uploaded during submission.
3. Plagiarism must be lower than 10%, per IJCSE Plagiarism Policy.
4. Include all authors’ full names, institution(s), and contact emails as per the Submission Portal.
5. Figures, tables, charts, and references must be properly labeled.

Have questions? Visit our FAQ or contact the IJCSE Team anytime.

Step-by-Step Submission Process

1. Prepare your research article using our paper template and sign the copyrights form.
2. Go to IJCSE Paper Submission Portal, fill in all details, upload manuscript and copyright form.
3. Your paper is reviewed in under 48 hours by our expert editorial board.
4. Once accepted, publication fee is paid and your research appears in upcoming issues with global indexing.
5. Get notification and certificate—plus increased visibility on academic databases.

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