About the journal

Aims & Scope

What ARJST publishes, the perspectives it welcomes and the article types it accepts.

Last reviewed: November 2026 · ARJST · ISSN 3048-9644 (Online)

Aims

The Academic Research Journal of Science and Technology aims to provide a rigorous, fee-free and openly accessible venue for research that advances science and technology and their applications, and to encourage sound, transparent and reproducible methods.

The journal seeks to connect disciplines that meet around shared technologies and data, to support early-career and established researchers alike, and to make well-reviewed research from India and elsewhere visible to a global readership.

Scope

ARJST welcomes original, methodologically sound studies in the following areas:

Research approaches

We welcome rigorous work using any established research approach, including:

ApproachTypical focus
Experimental and laboratory studiesControlled experiments, prototypes and measurements in the sciences and engineering
Computational and data-driven researchAlgorithms, models, simulations, machine learning and the analysis of large datasets
Empirical social researchSurveys, interviews, field studies and case studies of organisations, users and communities
Bibliometric and scientometric studiesResearch output, citation and collaboration analysis, and knowledge mapping
Reviews and synthesesSystematic, scoping and narrative reviews that consolidate a field
Conceptual and policy analysisFrameworks, models and policy studies grounded in evidence

Article types

TypeDescriptionLengthPeer review
Original research articleNew experimental, computational, empirical or analytical findingsUp to 8,000 wordsDouble-blind, ≥2 reviewers
Review articleA systematic, scoping, bibliometric or narrative synthesis of a fieldUp to 8,000 wordsDouble-blind, ≥2 reviewers
Short communicationPreliminary results, a new method, tool or dataset, reported brieflyUp to 3,000 wordsDouble-blind, ≥2 reviewers
Case studyAn in-depth study of one organisation, system, implementation or setting, with lessons for practiceUp to 5,000 wordsDouble-blind, ≥2 reviewers

Word limits include references and tables. See the author guidelines for structure and formatting, and the ethics policy for studies with human participants.

Outside our scope

Not sure if your paper fits? Send a 200-word summary to librarian@ngmc.org before submitting and the editors will advise.

Audience

ARJST is written for researchers, faculty members, doctoral scholars, professionals and students in computing, information science, commerce and management, education and the sciences – and for the practitioners who apply their findings.

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