Submission Guidelines

1. Policy on Plagiarism

All papers submitted with RAFT Journals will strictly follow the guidelines while performing the peer-review process of the article for plagiarism (including self-plagiarism and others). It will kept on hold for further processing and rejected; if it founds to plagiarism. We have the right to reject the paper during the processing period if it does not follow Journal guidelines.

2. Paper submission system

Each article must be aligned with COPE guidelines and refer to the below link. https://publicationethics.org/files/cope-retraction-guidelines-v2.pdf

Submit the paper at the below link. https://www.raftpubs.com/submitpaper.php

3. Paper Format

Number of Pages: Papers must be limited to ten pages, including figures, tables, and references (up to two additional pages will be permitted (upto 15 pages) in a paper, at the cost of $25 per additional/extra page).
Page Size: U.S. Letter format (8.5″ X 11″)
File Format: PDF, Word document
Color:Multicolor

4. Paper structure

Each paper sections must align in the below order:

Abstract: To give a brief account of the most relevant aspects of the paper.

Keywords: Identify the best suitable keywords limited to ten keywords.

Introduction: It should have a scope and high-level information of the manuscript.

Body: Provide detailed information of the manuscript along with images, tables, formulas.

Conclusion: It should have the conclusion of the manuscript/article.

Acknowledgments (when appropriate): Provide the information, who supported for writing an article (directly or indirectly) and relevant funding information, observation, ethical considerations, Etc.

Section headings: : Below guidelines should follow during subsection.

1. It should start with a capital letter and follow the sequence numbers with left-justified.

2. Subsequent Sub-section headings also must follow the same with lower-case in italic letters with left-aligned, second, and subsequent lines indented.

References: Must be declared the source information acquired from multiple sources in below format.

1. Lovegrove JA, Griffin BA, Juturu, et al. 2013.The acute and long-term effects of dietary fatty acids on vascular function in health and disease.CurrOpinClinNutrMetab Care. 16: 162-167.

2. Clark T, Woodley R, De Halas D, et al. 1962. Gas-Graphite Systems, in “Nuclear Graphite”In: Nightingale R (Ed). Academic Press. 22: 387-395.