• 1.Title: Should be as far as possible short and confined to the contents in the paper.
• 2.Number of authors: A maximum of authors of each article is limited to 04. Include full names and affiliations of all main and co-author/s. Do not use Dr./Prof./Mr/Ms/etc before the author/co-author’s name. Person who played a significant role in the research work and/or in preparing the manuscript be mentioned as a main author and a corresponding author. Others who and Everyone who made a significant contribution to the conception, design or implementation of the work should be listed as co-authors. The corresponding author has the responsibility to include all (and only) co-authors. The corresponding author can sign a “copyright cum declaration form” on behalf of all other Co-authors.
• 3.Author Affiliation: All authors affiliation details with e-mail Id are must.
• 4.Abstract: A single paragraph with a maximum of 200 words. Should comprise of important aims/objectives and results of the work presented in the article. Reader should easily understand and get a clear idea of what has been achieved and covered in the manuscript. Avoid the detailed information on the methodology followed. At the end of the abstract, in a separate line provide 4-5 familiar terms as keywords.
• 5.Introduction: Explain the background or past and present scenario of the problem under investigation. Start with general, then focus on to the research area. Make sure that all relevant materials or sources used as references must be cited in the text and listed under references /bibliography in alphabetical order.
• 6.Literature Review/Survey:
• 7.Methodology:
  Provide the details of the materials or questionnaire used and the description of the standard experimental procedures and methods followed throughout the research work or survey. Make sure that all relevant materials or sources used as references are cited and listed. While doing the experiments/survey, adverse results if any obtained no need to present in the article.
  Experimental set up: Any fabrication or specific arrangement is made for the research work must be described with details and drawings
• 8.Results & discussion:
  This is the most important part of the article. All observation/information collected during the experimental work or survey, must be arranged in order and sequence for the purpose of analysis and discussion. The important and relevant results should only be described in this section, to highlight the outcome of the research work or survey. Results can be presented in Figures and/or tables for better and easy understanding. Suitable standard equations can be used analysis of data and/or to develop newer equations. It can be avoided to use same data to reproduce in more than one way, like figures and tables without any genuine reason.
  The purpose of the discussion section is to explain the importance of obtained results and why they are so important. Should also mention how the results obtained are important and how the present research work is different from work carried out by other investigators in respect to the efficiency, quality, cost, easier in operation and maintenance and so on. Results can also be compared with the results of other investigators but with evidence, the relevant research papers/sources must be cited in the text at the appropriate location and listed under references to avoid unwarranted arguments and controversies.
• 9.Conclusions: This is the gist of the research work presented in the article. Conclusion should include key findings of the paper. This is for interpretation of the key results and to highlight the novelty and significance of the work. The conclusions should not summarise information already present in the article or abstract. Can be added any scope to extend the present research work/survey for further continuation.
• 10.Acknowledgements: Authors can take the opportunity to acknowledge the persons who supported/encouraged in successfully completing the research work or survey and also the funding agencies.
• 11.Notations: If a greater number of notations are used in preparing the article, can show before the references
• 12.Referencing in the text: References are to be cited in the manuscript as they appear in sequential order within square brackets at appropriate places like [1, 2].

Journal Articles

• 1.Author 1 Name, Author 2 Name and Author 3 Name (Year), Title of the Article, Title of the Journal Title in Italic, Publisher Name, Publisher City Name, year. For example,
• 2.Jocky R Mic, Craze P Smith, Stephen K. Dam (2021), Comparative Study of Prefabrication and Conventional Construction Methods: Case Study of Residential Complex," International Jour. of Green Technologies, Vol. 27, No.03, Pp 156-165.
• 3.Buzz A, East A P, Times Y R (2024).''Applications of Recycled Aggregate Material in Road Construction” American Journal of Civil Engineering 47(2): 35-42.
• 4.T. N. Boob and Y. R. M. Rao (2012) “Critical Evaluation of Urban Open Spaces in Development Plan - A Case Study Recent Trends in Civil Engineering & Technology”, Int. Jour. of Urban Development”, Vol. 02, No.:02, Pp.09-26

Conf. Proceedings:

Jocky R Mic, Craze P Smith, Stephen K. Dam “Studies on Recycling of Treated Waste from CETP for Green Belt Development” at International Conference on “Special conference on water quality” organized by the Central Pollution Control Board, New Delhi, during 14-15 July2023.

Books

Author 1 Name, Author 2 Name and Author 3 Name, Title of the Journal Title in Italic, Publisher Name, Publisher City Name, year. For example,

Y. M. Bajaj and P. K. Gupta, A Text Book on Machine Leaning, Indian Society for Technical Education, New Delhi, 2023. 

Theses

Ph.D Scholar Name, Title of the Ph.D thesis, Name of the University, year.

Patent

Mention name of the patentee(s), patent issuer, patent number and year. Ex.:

“Method and Integrated Machine for Construction of Composite Plastic Bituminous Concrete Pavement” was granted by Australian Government, IP Australia (Patent No.: 2021101514, dated on: 12/05/2021) and granted on 30.11. 2021 for a period of 08 years with effective from 24nd March 2021. 

General:

• (a)All articles must be submitted the manuscripts both in word and pdf formats.
• (b)A maximum of 04 authors per paper only be allowed. Need to provide affiliation details with e-mail IDs and indicate corresponding author.
• (c)All Pictures/Figures/Tables must be in good quality or high resolution.
• (d)Once approved for printing, no corrections/changes will be entertained.
• (e)Submission of Copy Right Form (CRF) signed by all authors is must.
• (f)Publication charges of article must be transferred to the following account, only on receipt of manuscript acceptance

Indian Society for Technical Education, New Delhi

Bank:

HDFC

Account No:

50100771116575

IFSC Code:

HDFC0002055

Branch:

Katwaria Sarai, New Delhi