Asian Journal of Emerging Research considers the publication of original research that has not been previously published. Submission to AJER implies that the submitted manuscript is not under consideration for publication elsewhere.

Asian Journal of Emerging Research accepts the new & revised manuscripts only through its online Submission System.

Asian Journal of Emerging Research uses the AMS Central to manage new submissions and peer-review. Submission sites require you to create an account to submit. If you have created an account on the journal's site previously, this can be used again to submit new manuscripts. If you are New at AJER, Click here to create an account to submit.

For new submissions, we recommend that you submit your paper as a single PDF file that contains all the necessary text, figures and tables.

During the submission process, you will be asked to provide an email address for each author and reviewer. All corresponding authors are also required to submit a LiveDND iD and it is best practice to use a LiveDNA iD to identify each author.

At submission, you will be asked to suggest at least three possible reviewers for your article. But you can skip this step if you are not interested to suggest a reviewer for your article.

We encourage authors to provide LiveDNA IDs during manuscript submission. Otherwise, we will request the author to provide us the most updated CV of the corresponding author to generate LiveDNA.

Want to know more about LiveDNA? Visit the website of the LiveDNA.

If you are submitting a revised manuscript, upload your revised submission to the submission system and include the following items:

The next step in the publication process involves reviewing the galley proofs for your article. Please return the checked galley proofs via e-mail (editorajer@acecollege.edu.pk) or an online submission system within 72 hours of receipt. Late return of galley proofs may mean postponement to a later issue. Please make a copy of the corrected proofs before returning them; keep the copy for your records.

This step is entirely the responsibility of the corresponding author. The galley proofs will not be read by editorial staff. Errors that you fail to mark will be published.

The corresponding author of an accepted manuscript will receive e-mail notification and complete instructions when page proofs are available for review via a secure Web site. A final proof will be provided in Portable document format (PDF) files of the typeset pages. The attention of the authors is directed to the instructions which accompany the proof, especially the requirement that all corrections, revisions, and additions be entered on the proof and not on the manuscript.

Note that you are being asked to correct errors, not to revise the paper. You will not be charged for our editing mistakes or typographical errors, but you will be charged for any alterations from the original text that you make on the galley proofs. Extensive alteration may require Editorial Board approval, possibly delaying publication.

Please follow these guidelines when reviewing the galley proofs:

• Mark your corrections, in red ink, directly on the galley proofs. Make sure that your corrections are noticeable and easy to understand.
• Check all types of galley proofs. Check the title, the abbreviations list, and the author–paper documentation paragraph.
• Check the table data against that in your original tables.
• Check any equations against those in your original manuscript. Make sure special characters have not dropped out.
• Check to be sure that the figures are entirely legible, including any small-print text.
• If you find an error, look again at the lines around the error. Mistakes tend to cluster.

The next step in the publication process is to submit finally checked galley proof. Take the following steps to provide the final proof corrections:

• Scan only those pages marked with corrections.
• Save each scanned page in JPG format.
• Submit all scanned pages via online submission system OR
• Submit all scanned pages via e-mail to editorajer@acecollege.edu.pk
• Write the statement like "No modification on page number 1, 2, 3, 7, 8" about the pages required no corrections.

Note: If you are completely SATISFIED with the final proof, just inform the Editorial Office about your satisfaction via email or via an online submission system. Only on the receipt of your final satisfaction opinion, the Editorial Office will send your article for final publication.

• Deposition of research manuscripts (e.g. Research Articles, Executive Summaries, and Systematic Reviews) before submission on community preprint servers, or of conference presentations online, will not be considered prior publication and will not compromise potential publication in AJER
• Versions of a manuscript that has altered as a result of the peer review process may not be deposited. The authors should provide details of the deposition in the cover letter accompanying manuscript submission. The authors are requested to update the preprint server record with a link to the final published version of the article on the AJER website.
• Review-type articles (e.g Systematic Reviews, Opinions) may not be posted before publication in AJER.
• During the submission process, authors are asked to declare that the manuscript has been seen and approved by all authors. The submission also indicates that authors agree to abide by AJER's publishing policies, including the declaration of any competing interests to the journal on submission of a manuscript.
• The authors should highlight the key finding(s) of the paper and explain its significance and interest to the field in their cover letter.
• Upon article acceptance, most Research Articles, Executive Summaries and Systematic Review papers are posted on the journal website as accepted author manuscripts (Accepted manuscripts) before journal copy editing and layout and in advance of the publication of the print and online issues in which they will subsequently appear. Authors who would prefer their accepted author manuscript NOT to be posted as an Accepted manuscript should tick the relevant checkbox during the submission process.