Manuscript Submission

We welcome high-quality articles reporting unique and unpublished results of conceptual, creative, experimental, and theoretical work or study in any of the above-mentioned topic areas. When a manuscript is submitted, it suggests that it is not being considered for publication elsewhere.

General Guidelines

• Maximum page limit for a manuscript is 6-8 pages.
• All papers will be double-blind peer-reviewed and must fulfill the scientific standards of originality and academic excellence.
• The submitting/corresponding author is responsible for ensuring that all other co-authors have authorized the article's publication and assumes responsibility for the manuscript throughout submission and peer review.
• Should any compensation claims be made, the publisher will not be held legally liable.
• You will receive an email notification if your research work is accepted or rejected. Only the authors of the accepted paper can register to the conference.

Language

The article should be written in English; either American or British use is acceptable, but not both.

Authors should proofread their English language manuscript before submission to eliminate possible grammatical or spelling errors and to conform to correct scientific English. Poor English can also result in the rejection of the manuscript.

Paper Structure

• Abstract
• Purpose/Objectives
• Methodology/Approach
• Results & Findings
• Conclusion & Future Scope
• Acknowledgements (when appropriate)
• References

Should you have any questions about the submission, please contact us at icicv.conf@gmail.com

Academic & Publication Ethics

Articles submitted to the conference should provide new and previously unpublished research. In the academic context, adhering to ethical standards is important. As a result, any act of plagiarism will not be allowed. If an author is discovered to have plagiarised, the submission will be automatically rejected.

Evaluation Process

All articles will go through double-blind peer review. Relevancy, structure, research technique, ethical conducts, language standard, innovativeness, references, hypothesis, result presentation, proficiency, format, and a variety of other aspects are all taken into account throughout the evaluation process.

Papers that are accepted and registered will be published in the Conference Proceedings.

Instructions for the Oral Presentation

The length of the presentation should be 15 minutes. You can use any form of presentation you wish. Please arrive for your presentation early to ensure the necessary arrangements.