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📝 GJRCP Manuscript Preparation and Submission Guidelines

Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP) welcomes original, high-quality research contributions in Chemistry, Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and related interdisciplinary fields. These GJRCP Author Guidelines provide authors with essential instructions for preparing and submitting manuscripts for editorial assessment, peer review, and publication.

Authors are strongly encouraged to read these manuscript submission guidelines carefully before submitting their papers. Following the required manuscript format and submission procedures helps ensure efficient editorial screening, peer review, publication ethics compliance, and timely processing of accepted manuscripts.

🎯 Aim and Scope of GJRCP

Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to publishing original research and scholarly contributions in chemistry, pharmacy, pharmaceutical sciences, and related scientific disciplines.

GJRCP provides a global platform for researchers, academicians, scientists, pharmacists, pharmaceutical professionals, students, and research scholars to communicate scientific findings, theoretical developments, experimental results, and applied research.

The journal welcomes manuscripts covering, but not limited to, the following areas:

• Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, Biochemistry, Computational Chemistry and Applied Chemistry
• Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, Pharmaceutics and Biopharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacology and Toxicology, Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry, Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, Pharmaceutical Analysis, Clinical Pharmacy, Pharmacovigilance, Drug Discovery and Development, Drug Delivery and Nanotechnology
• Interdisciplinary Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Research, Natural Products, Chemical Biology, Biotechnology, Materials Science, Biomedical Research, Health Sciences, and related scientific fields

GJRCP particularly encourages interdisciplinary research connecting Chemistry, Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Biotechnology, Life Sciences, Medicine, and related scientific fields. For more details read full Aims and Scope of GJRCP.

📚 Types of Manuscripts Accepted at GJRCP

GJRCP accepts different types of scholarly manuscripts relevant to its chemistry, pharmacy, pharmaceutical sciences, and interdisciplinary scope, including:

• Original Research Articles | • Review Articles | • Mini Reviews | • Short Communications | • Case Studies and Case Reports | • Research Notes | • Clinical and Experimental Studies

Both experimental and theoretical research papers may be considered when they are relevant to the journal's scope and provide meaningful scientific or scholarly contributions.

📑 Manuscript Length Guidelines

Authors should prepare manuscripts that are sufficiently detailed to communicate the research clearly while avoiding unnecessary repetition.

Research Articles and Review Articles: Recommended maximum of 20 pages, including references, tables, and figures. Use 12-point font with 1.5 line spacing.

Short Communications: Recommended maximum of 10 pages, with up to 5 figures and/or tables.

Case Studies and Case Reports: Recommended maximum of 10 pages, with up to 5 figures and/or tables.

Research Notes: Authors should present concise research findings while providing sufficient methodological and scientific information for evaluation.

📝 Manuscript Preparation

Formatting Requirements

Manuscripts submitted to GJRCP should follow the formatting requirements below:

• Paper size: A4
• Margins: 1 inch on all sides
• Font: Times New Roman
• Font size: 12 pt
• Line spacing: 1.5
• Alignment: Justified
• Page numbering: Bottom right
• Line numbering: Continuous throughout the manuscript

Manuscripts should be submitted in Microsoft Word format (.doc or .docx).

📋 Structure of the Manuscript

1. Title Page

The title page should contain the following information:

• Clear and concise manuscript title
• Full names of all authors
• Institutional affiliations and complete addresses, including country
• Superscript letters linking authors to their affiliations
• Corresponding author clearly identified
• Complete correspondence details for the corresponding author
• Email addresses of the authors where applicable

2. Abstract and Keywords

Abstract

• Maximum recommended length: 250 words
• Should be self-contained and informative
• Should clearly communicate the research objective, methodology, major findings, and conclusion
• Should generally avoid citations and references
• Abbreviations should be defined at first use

Graphical Abstract

A graphical abstract may be included where it helps communicate the principal findings of the study visually.

• Minimum recommended resolution: 500 × 1250 pixels
• Recommended readable size: approximately 5 × 13 cm at 96 dpi
• Accepted formats may include JPEG, PNG, TIFF, EPS, and MS Office formats

Keywords

Authors should provide 4–6 relevant keywords immediately after the abstract. Keywords should accurately represent the subject, methodology, major concepts, or findings of the manuscript and should assist indexing and discoverability.

3. Introduction

The introduction should provide the background and context of the research, identify the relevant scientific problem or knowledge gap, and clearly state the objectives or hypotheses of the study. Avoid unnecessary or excessively broad literature discussion.

4. Materials and Methods

The Materials and Methods section should provide sufficient information to allow the research to be evaluated and, where appropriate, reproduced by other researchers. Include relevant materials, instruments, experimental procedures, study design, analytical methods, and statistical methods.

Where applicable, authors should provide information regarding ethical approval, informed consent, animal welfare, clinical registration, laboratory safety, or other relevant ethical requirements.

5. Results and Discussion

Results should be presented clearly and logically using appropriate text, tables, and figures. The discussion should interpret the findings, explain their significance, and relate the results to relevant previous research.

• Tables and figures should be cited consecutively in the manuscript.
• Tables and figures should be placed close to the relevant text where practical.
• Figures should generally have a minimum resolution of 300 dpi.
• Data should not be unnecessarily duplicated between the main text, tables, and figures.

6. Conclusion

The conclusion should summarize the principal findings and explain their scientific or practical significance without simply repeating the abstract.

7. Acknowledgements

Authors may acknowledge funding agencies, institutional support, technical assistance, or individuals who contributed to the research but do not qualify for authorship.

8. Conflict of Interest

All authors should disclose relevant financial or non-financial conflicts of interest. Where no conflict exists, authors should provide an appropriate declaration stating that there are no conflicts of interest.

9. Ethical Statements

Where applicable, manuscripts should include statements regarding ethical approval, informed consent, animal experimentation, clinical research, laboratory or research ethics, or other relevant ethical considerations.

10. References

References should be accurate, complete, and consistently formatted. Authors should ensure that all references cited in the manuscript are included in the reference list and that all listed references are cited in the text.

Authors should follow the Vancouver referencing style, with references numbered in the order in which they are first cited in the manuscript.

🧪 Chemical Structures, Formulae and Reaction Schemes

Manuscripts submitted to Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP) should present chemical structures, molecular formulae, chemical equations, reaction schemes, and related scientific notation clearly and accurately. Authors should use standard chemical conventions and ensure that all structures and formulae are correctly represented and consistent with the text.

Chemical structures should be prepared using appropriate chemical drawing or scientific software where applicable. Molecular structures, reaction schemes, mechanisms, stereochemistry, charges, bond orders, and other chemical information should be clearly legible and sufficiently detailed for readers to understand and reproduce the reported work.

• Chemical Structures: Use standard chemical drawing conventions and ensure that bond connections, stereochemistry, charges, atom labels, and substituents are clearly represented.
• Molecular Formulae: Molecular and empirical formulae should be written accurately and consistently throughout the manuscript.
• Chemical Equations: Chemical reactions and equations should be balanced where applicable and should clearly identify reactants, products, catalysts, solvents, temperature, or other important reaction conditions.
• Reaction Schemes: Multi-step reactions, synthetic routes, mechanisms, and related chemical transformations may be presented as clearly numbered schemes with appropriate labels and conditions.
• Compounds: Chemical compounds may be identified using systematic names, commonly accepted names, compound numbers, or other appropriate identifiers. Compound numbering should remain consistent throughout the manuscript.
• Symbols and Units: Chemical symbols, abbreviations, units, and scientific notation should follow internationally accepted conventions and be defined at first use where necessary.
• Structures and Figures: Chemical structures and reaction schemes included as figures should be of sufficient resolution and quality for publication and should be cited appropriately in the manuscript.

Authors should carefully check all chemical structures, molecular formulae, reaction equations, compound numbers, and reaction conditions before submission. Any chemical structure or formula that is essential for understanding the research should be presented clearly and consistently with the corresponding experimental or analytical description.

📊 Tables and Figures

• Tables and figures should be placed close to the relevant text where practical.
• Tables should be clearly organized and appropriately titled.
• Avoid unnecessary vertical lines in tables.
• Figures should generally have a minimum resolution of 300 dpi.
• Figure captions should appear below the corresponding figures.
• Tables should have appropriate titles or headings.
• All tables and figures must be cited in the manuscript.
• Authors should ensure that figures, photographs, chemical structures, and other visual materials do not violate copyright or other intellectual property rights.

📚 Review Article Preparation

A Review Article should provide a clear, comprehensive, and critical overview of published research on a defined topic within the scope of the Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP). Authors should synthesize relevant literature rather than simply summarize individual studies.

Recommended Structure

• Title: Clearly identify the topic and focus of the review.
• Abstract: Briefly describe the background, purpose, major themes, and conclusions of the review.
• Keywords: Provide 4–6 relevant keywords.
• Introduction: Explain the background, significance, and objectives of the review.
• Literature Search and Selection: Describe the databases, search terms, inclusion and exclusion criteria, and literature selection process where applicable.
• Main Review: Organize the literature into logical themes or subtopics and critically discuss important findings, similarities, differences, limitations, and research gaps.
• Future Perspectives: Highlight emerging trends, unresolved questions, and potential directions for future research.
• Conclusion: Summarize the major insights and overall significance of the reviewed evidence.
• References: Cite relevant and reliable sources using the required referencing style of the journal.

Authors should prioritize recent, relevant, and authoritative literature and ensure that all sources are accurately cited. A strong review article should demonstrate critical analysis, logical organization, balanced discussion, and a clear contribution to understanding the selected topic.

🧪 Writing a Case Report or Case Study

A Case Report or Case Study should present a clearly documented and scientifically relevant case, observation, application, or experience that provides useful insights to researchers and professionals in the fields covered by the Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP). Authors should focus on the significance of the case, supporting evidence, analysis, and lessons that may be relevant to future research or practice.

Recommended Structure

• Title: Provide a concise and informative title that clearly identifies the subject or focus of the case.
• Abstract: Briefly describe the background, case or study, key findings, and conclusion.
• Keywords: Provide 4–6 relevant keywords.
• Introduction: Explain the background, significance, and reason for reporting the case or study.
• Case Presentation / Case Description: Present the relevant case details, observations, procedures, interventions, experimental findings, analytical results, or study context in a clear chronological or logical order.
• Investigations and Findings: Describe relevant laboratory results, analytical findings, experimental observations, pharmaceutical data, or other supporting evidence where applicable.
• Discussion: Interpret the findings and compare them with relevant published literature. Explain the significance, implications, limitations, and lessons arising from the case or study.
• Conclusion: Summarize the principal findings and the main scientific or practical implications.
• Ethical Considerations: Where applicable, include ethical approval, informed consent, confidentiality, or other relevant ethical statements.
• References: Cite relevant and reliable sources using the referencing style required by the journal.

Authors should ensure that all case details are accurate, sufficiently documented, and presented without unnecessary personal or identifying information. Where a case involves human participants, patients, identifiable information, biological materials, pharmaceutical data, or other sensitive information, appropriate ethical requirements and consent should be addressed before submission.

A strong Case Report or Case Study should clearly explain why the case is important, what was observed or investigated, what was learned, and how the findings contribute to existing chemistry, pharmaceutical, pharmacy, healthcare, or related scientific knowledge.

📄 Writing a Short Communication

A Short Communication should present concise, original, and scientifically important findings that can be communicated effectively in a shorter format than a full-length research article. The manuscript should focus on a clearly defined research question, significant observation, preliminary finding, novel method, or important result relevant to the scope of the Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP).

Recommended Structure

• Title: Provide a concise and informative title that clearly reflects the main subject or finding.
• Abstract: Briefly present the research background, objective, key methods, principal findings, and conclusion.
• Keywords: Provide 4–6 relevant keywords.
• Introduction: Briefly explain the research background, knowledge gap, and purpose of the communication.
• Materials and Methods: Describe the essential methods, materials, experimental procedures, analytical techniques, or approaches sufficiently to understand and evaluate the work.
• Results: Present the most important findings clearly and concisely using appropriate text, tables, or figures.
• Discussion: Explain the significance of the findings and relate them to relevant previous research where appropriate.
• Conclusion: State the main finding and its scientific or practical significance briefly.
• Ethical Statements: Include ethical approval, informed consent, or other relevant statements where applicable.
• References: Include only relevant references and follow the referencing style required by the journal.

Authors should avoid unnecessary background information, repetition, and extensive discussion. A Short Communication should emphasize novelty, clarity, scientific relevance, and concise presentation of important findings. Tables and figures should be used selectively and only when they add meaningful value to the communication.

Authors should ensure that the submitted work is original, accurately reported, appropriately referenced, and prepared according to the GJRCP Author Guidelines before submission.

🔍 Manuscript Submission Checklist

Before submitting a manuscript to GJRCP, authors are encouraged to verify the following:

• ☑ The manuscript is original and is not under consideration elsewhere.
• ☑ The manuscript falls within the scope of GJRCP.
• ☑ The title accurately represents the research.
• ☑ All authors and affiliations are correctly identified.
• ☑ The corresponding author details are complete.
• ☑ The abstract and keywords are included.
• ☑ Tables and figures are properly numbered and cited.
• ☑ Ethical approval and consent statements are included where applicable.
• ☑ Funding and conflict-of-interest declarations are provided where applicable.
• ☑ References are complete and consistently formatted.
• ☑ The manuscript follows the required formatting guidelines.
• ☑ The manuscript is saved in Microsoft Word format.
• ☑ The manuscript is ready for online submission.

⚖️ Originality and Publication Ethics Policy at GJRCP

Manuscripts submitted to GJRCP must represent original work of the author(s). A manuscript must not have been previously published and must not be simultaneously under consideration by another journal.

Authors are responsible for ensuring the originality, accuracy, integrity, and ethical conduct of their research. Manuscripts involving human participants, animals, clinical investigations, laboratory research, pharmaceutical studies, or other regulated research should include appropriate ethical approval and consent statements where applicable.

Authors must disclose relevant conflicts of interest, funding information, and other declarations required for responsible scholarly publication. GJRCP follows an independent peer review process in which submitted manuscripts are evaluated for scientific quality, originality, relevance, clarity, and contribution to the field.

To learn more about the policies of GJRCP, please read the Journal Policies page.

👨‍⚖️ Peer Review and Publication Process of GJRCP

Manuscripts submitted to Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy undergo an initial editorial assessment before being considered for peer review. The editorial screening evaluates the manuscript's scope, originality, basic quality, presentation, and compliance with the journal's submission requirements.

Manuscripts that pass the initial assessment are subjected to an independent double blind peer review process by appropriate reviewers. Editorial decisions may include acceptance, revision, or rejection based on reviewer recommendations and the overall scientific quality of the manuscript. To learn more about the peer review process at GJRCP, please read the Editorial Screening and Peer Review Process page.

Accepted manuscripts proceed to final editorial processing and publication. GJRCP provides Crossref DOI assignment and DOI linking for published articles. To learn more about Crossref DOI assignment and DOI linking at GJRCP, please read the Crossref DOI Chemistry and Pharmacy Journal page.

🖊️ Proof Correction and Author Access

• Electronic proofs (MS Word version) will be sent to the corresponding author for final review.
• Only minor corrections are allowed at the proof stage.
• Authors will receive free access to the final published article, which may be downloaded and shared without restriction.

💰 Publication Charges at GJRCP

GJRCP provides an accessible publishing option for researchers worldwide, with publication charges starting from USD 20 including DOI. Authors should consult the journal's current publication charges information before submission for applicable fees and conditions.

To learn more about the low article processing charges at GJRCP, please read the Article Processing Charges (APC) page.

Publication charges, where applicable, are associated with the publication and processing of accepted manuscripts and do not guarantee acceptance. Editorial decisions are based on the quality, relevance, originality, and suitability of the submitted manuscript.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions About GJRCP Author Guidelines

Find clear answers to common questions about manuscript preparation, formatting, structure, ethical requirements, references, tables and figures, and submission procedures under the GJRCP Author Guidelines. These FAQs help authors prepare their manuscripts correctly before submitting to the Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP).

Q1. What are the Author Guidelines for submitting a manuscript to GJRCP?

The Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP) Author Guidelines provide instructions for manuscript preparation, formatting, structure, ethical requirements, references, tables and figures, and manuscript submission. Authors should carefully follow the guidelines before submitting their manuscript.

Q2. What are manuscript length requirements as per GJRCP Author Guidelines?

According to the Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP) Author Guidelines, Research Articles and Review Articles are recommended to be a maximum of 20 pages, including references, tables, and figures. Short Communications and Case Studies are recommended to be a maximum of 10 pages.

Q3. What are manuscript formatting requirements as per GJRCP Author Guidelines?

The Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP) Author Guidelines recommend A4 paper size, 1-inch margins, Times New Roman font, 12-point font size, 1.5 line spacing, justified alignment, bottom-right page numbering, and continuous line numbering. Manuscripts should be submitted in Microsoft Word format (.doc or .docx).

Q4. What sections should a manuscript contain according to the GJRCP Author Guidelines?

The Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP) Author Guidelines recommend a structured manuscript containing a title page, abstract and keywords, introduction, materials and methods, results and discussion, conclusion, acknowledgements, conflict of interest statement, ethical statements where applicable, and references.

Q5. What does the GJRCP Author Guidelines say about the manuscript abstract and graphical abstract?

According to the Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP) Author Guidelines, the abstract should be a maximum of 250 words, self-contained, and informative. It should state the objective, methodology, key results, and conclusion. Citations should not be included in the abstract. A graphical abstract is optional.

Q6. How many keywords should be included as per the GJRCP Author Guidelines?

The Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP) Author Guidelines recommend providing 4–6 relevant keywords immediately after the abstract. Keywords should accurately represent the main topics and concepts of the manuscript.

Q7. What referencing style is to be followed according to the GJRCP Author Guidelines?

The Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP) Author Guidelines specify the Vancouver referencing style. References should be numbered according to their order of citation in the manuscript rather than arranged alphabetically.

Q8. What are requirements tables and figures according to GJRCP Author Guidelines?

According to the Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP) Author Guidelines, tables and figures should be placed close to the relevant text and cited consecutively. Figures should have a minimum resolution of 300 dpi, and figure captions should appear below the figures. Authors should avoid unnecessary duplication of information.

Q9. Do the GJRCP Author Guidelines ask to include Statements on compliance with ethical standards?

Yes. The Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP) Author Guidelines require appropriate ethical statements where applicable. Manuscripts involving human participants, animals, clinical investigations, or other relevant research should include appropriate ethical approval and informed consent statements. Authors should also disclose applicable conflicts of interest.

Q10. How can I submit my manuscript according to the GJRCP Author Guidelines?

According to the Global Journal of Research in Chemistry and Pharmacy (GJRCP) Author Guidelines, authors can submit manuscripts through the journal's online manuscript submission system or contact the editorial office by email. Authors should ensure that their manuscript complies with the guidelines before submission. For editorial and submission-related queries, authors may contact editor-gjrcp@gsjournals.com.