Why Submission Guidelines Matter

• Higher chances of acceptance through fast peer review, clean structure, and consistent manuscript formatting across submissions.[web:17][web:20]
• Compatibility with indexing in Google Scholar, Bing, DRJI, Academia.edu and other academic platforms, improving long‑term citation potential.[web:19][web:26]
• Compliance with open access, plagiarism, and ethical publishing standards expected from reputable computer science journals.[web:18][web:21]
• Clear, well‑organized manuscripts help reviewers focus on your contribution instead of formatting or reference style issues.[web:16][web:21]
• Reduced back‑and‑forth with the editorial team and fewer technical revision rounds, which speeds up publication.[web:22][web:25]
• Better readability on mobile and desktop, leading to stronger engagement metrics and a stronger citation profile for your research.[web:19][web:26]

IJCSE Submission Guidelines

These submission guidelines apply to all papers submitted to the IJCSE computer science journal, including regular issues and the current Call for Paper – IJCSE. Following them ensures a smooth review process and reduces the risk of desk rejection.

Authors are encouraged to align titles, abstracts, and keywords with their main research domain – for example AI, machine learning, cloud computing, security, IoT, or data science – and to keep keyword usage natural but visible in early sections of the manuscript.[web:16][web:19][web:20]

• Download and use the official manuscript template (IJCSE IEEE Index Paper Format – DOCX) before submission.
• Attach a signed copyright form with your paper.
• Plagiarism must be below 10%. See the IJCSE plagiarism policy for acceptable similarity thresholds and reuse rules.
• Submit manuscripts in .doc/.docx format, with full author names, affiliations, ORCID (if available), and a valid corresponding author email.
• Include clear figures, tables, algorithms, and references, each properly labeled, numbered, and cited inside the text according to the chosen style (IEEE/APA).[web:18][web:21]
• Ensure your topic fits within IJCSE’s scope by reviewing the computer science journal topics & scope.
• Use 5–8 well‑chosen keywords related to your area (for example, “artificial intelligence”, “deep learning”, “blockchain security”, “cloud computing”, “quantum computing”, “IoT analytics”) to support better indexing.[web:16][web:19][web:26]
• Upload the final manuscript and required forms via the IJCSE Paper Submission Portal.

Still unsure? Read our FAQ or contact the IJCSE author support team for clarification on special cases such as survey papers, short communications, or extended versions of conference proceedings.[web:17][web:23]

Step‑by‑Step Submission Process

1. Download the IJCSE manuscript template and format your paper according to the sectioning, fonts, and reference style.
2. Prepare your research article, verify that similarity is below 10% using a trusted plagiarism tool, and sign the copyright form.
3. Upload your manuscript, forms, and author details through the IJCSE paper submission portal in a single, complete submission.[web:20][web:22]
4. Receive editorial feedback and a decision, typically within 24–48 hours for fast‑track submissions in the current Call for Paper cycle.
5. Upon acceptance, complete publication formalities and receive DOI assignment, online publication, and indexing in major academic databases.[web:17][web:25]

Rapid Publication Submission

Quick Reference & Links for Authors

Use these IJCSE pages to understand the journal’s scope, impact, and policies before final submission, and to plan a long‑term publication strategy in computer science.

• Impact Factor & Publication Insights
• Editorial Board
• Special Issues & Guest Editing
• Topics & Scope – Computer Science Journal
• Current Call for Paper – IJCSE
• High Impact Factor Journals in Computer Science
• Publication Charges
• Contact Author Support

Start Your Submission at IJCSE

Publishing your research is now easier than ever. Download the official IJCSE paper template, follow these submission guidelines, and submit your manuscript for peer review, rapid publication, and global indexing in a reputable computer science journal.