All manuscript must be prepared in LATEX (For Latex Template Click Here ...) in the prescribed format with given page limit as mentioned in the Template.

1. Cover Page
Manuscript of a paper should have a cover page providing the title of the paper, the name(s), affiliation address, and email address of all authors and acknowledgements (as footnote), if any.

2. General Guidelines for Papers
Abstract: After the paper title and affiliation with email, there should be an 'abstract' matter with maximum 200 words followed by Keywords of 3 to 5 words.

Introduction: Briefly describe the objective and output of the research and explain its significance.

Methods: Describe the research plan, the materials (or subjects), and the method used. Explain in detail the Data, sample and population, and the variables used.

Results: Present results in a clear, logical sequence. If tables are used, do not duplicate tabular data in text, but do describe important trends and points.

Discussion: Describe the limitations of the research plan, material (or subject), and methods, considering both the objective and the outcome of the study. When results differ from those of previous researchers, explain the discrepancy.

Figures and Tables: Each Figure/Table should be printed and placed at proper places of the text.  Figures and Tables are to be separately numbered, titled in the text serially.

References: Indicate references by number(s) in square brackets in line with the text. The actual authors can be referred to, but the reference number(s) must always be given. Use italic font for the journals and the proceedings in which the paper has been published. Mark italic font on the title of the paper otherwise (for example, book and dissertations).
Example: "……Ahuja et al. [1]. ...... studied [2, 3]. Areibi and Yang [2] obtained ..............

List: Number the references (numbers in square brackets) in the list in alphabetical order of the first author.

Examples (Reference to a journal publication):
[1] Ahuja, R. K., Magnati, T. L. and Orlin, J. B. , 1993, Network flows: theory, algorithms and applications, Prentice Hall, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey.

[2] Areibi, S. and Yang, Z., 2004, Effective memetic algorithms for VLSI design = Genetic algorithms + Local search + Multi-level clustering, Evolutionary Computation, 12, 327-353.

[3] Borah, M., Owens, R. M. and Irwin, M. J., 1995, Transistor sizing for minimizing power consumption of CMOS circuits under delay constraint, International Symposium on Low Power Design, 167 -172.