Plagiarism Policy

JISEAT maintains a strict plagiarism policy to protect intellectual property and uphold the integrity of published research.

Definition of Plagiarism

Plagiarism is the use of another person's work, ideas, or expression without proper attribution. JISEAT has zero tolerance for plagiarism in any form, including uncredited text, data, images, or conceptual frameworks.

Screening Process

All submitted manuscripts are screened for textual similarity using industry-standard plagiarism detection tools before peer review.

Acceptance Threshold

Manuscripts with less than 10% similarity are permitted to proceed to peer review.

Rejection Threshold

Manuscripts exceeding 10% similarity are immediately rejected with a detailed report.

Penalties

First Offence

One-year suspension from publication. Resubmission permitted after suspension period ends.

Repeat Offence

Permanent disqualification. Institutional authorities may also be notified.