Author Guidelines
JPAIR Multidisciplinary Research requires all contributors to follow the prescribed manuscript format set by PAIR strictly. Each element is presented in detail to guide authors from initial submission to final publication.
Initial Submission
Articles in Word format should be submitted via email to jpairjournals@gmail.com; jpairjournals@philair.org.
Submissions undergo initial evaluation and Technology-Based Quality Assurance, including:
- Grammar check
- Plagiarism test
- Readability test
- Reference checking
Authors are informed whether the manuscript meets PAIR standards for further processing.
Article Processing Charges (APC)
USD 200, approximately PHP 10,000, is charged only after acceptance to cover publication, hosting, plagiarism checks, and editorial processing.
No fees are charged during initial submission.
Copyright and Licensing
- Authors retain copyright
- Journal is granted publication and distribution rights
- Published under CC BY-NC 4.0
- Allows reuse for non-commercial purposes with proper attribution
Qualifying Standards for Submission
| Criterion | Weight |
|---|---|
| Scope, Newness, International Relevance | 45% |
| Plagiarism, Grammar, Readability | 20% |
| Quality of References | 20% |
| Completeness of Parts | 15% |
Manuscript Structure
- Title and Author Information
- Abstract
- Keywords
- Introduction
- Framework
- Objectives
- Methodology / Materials and Methods
- Results and Discussion
- Conclusions
- Translational Research
- Acknowledgments
- Literature Cited
Abstract
210 to 250 words, single paragraph, must include:
- Introduction
- Objective
- Method
- Results
- Conclusion
Methodology
Must include:
- Research Design
- Participants / Subjects
- Instrumentation
- Ethics Protocol
- Data Collection
- Statistical Analysis
Results and Discussion
- Answer research objectives
- Use literature support
- Highlight key findings
- Avoid duplication of tables/figures
Literature Cited
- APA format
- Alphabetical order
- Include all authors
- Use peer-reviewed indexed journals
- Avoid gray literature
- Prefer 2010 onwards







