Rules

For paper Submission and Publication in CECSA International Conference:

1. All Paper should be the original one and it should not be published in any manner before and after the conference.

2. All Authors and Co-authors must inform their respective Dept. Head/Principal/Guide about the paper submission of papers in to INSPIRE International Conferences.

3. All Authors and Co-authors should write the correct affiliation inside the paper.

4. The Organizing Committee may not accept the papers submitted after the last date of registration.

5. INSPIRE accepts each paper for conference after doing the review by three INSPIRE Reviewers.

6. INSPIRE can’t add, modify or delete any author’s or co-author’s name inside the paper after the registration of the paper without the permission of all authors and co-authors present inside the paper.

7. INSPIRE never publishes any unregistered paper.

8. INSPIRE is not responsible for identifying the Original author or co-author of the paper. The person who submits the paper will be taken as the original author of the paper.

9. In any case if INSPIRE receives the complaint about the originality of the author and it found to be true the paper will be suspended from the publication immediately.

10. INSPIRE can’t republish or distribute any suspended paper from the date of suspension.

Plagiarism policy:

1. The plagiarism policy ensures authors give due credit to other authors while referencing and it protects the academic integrity of the research community.

2. All research papers submitted for publication are checked with plagiarism detection software to verify its originality and find similarity percent of a research paper(Plagiarism must be less than 20%). And the papers failing to satisfy the mentioned criteria are sent back to the author for modification.

3. If plagiarism is detected in research paper just before publication, the author will be given a chance to resubmit the paper after necessary modification as suggested by the editor. However, if the editor decides plagiarism is a major issue in the research paper, it will not be considered further for publication. 

4. If plagiarism/fake identity  is suspected or detected in research paper after its publication, the research paper will be removed from website till completion of verification. In case few paragraphs are plagiarized the author will be given a chance to modify the published paper and the research paper will be restored in website after the editor’s approval. 

5. However, if INSPIRE decides plagiarism/fake identity is a major issue in the published paper and it seriously violates the copyright of others then the paper will remain removed from publication and the author will be penalized and will be Blacklisted from  IRF and other Conference Organizers for lifetime. Also, it will be mentioned in journal website about the removal from publication as well as indexing services will be notified about the removal.

6. Authors republishing their earlier published work (self-plagiarism) will also be dealing in the same the procedure as mentioned above.