Definition
Presenting someone else’s work, ideas or intellectual property as one’s own without proper credit.
Plagiarism Policy
Research Journal of Multidisciplinary Engineering Technologies
Plagiarism Policy
Plagiarism in any form is a serious violation of academic integrity. All submitted manuscripts undergo a plagiarism check using advanced detection software, and similarity reports are reviewed by the editorial team. Manuscripts with evidence of plagiarism are rejected; if detected after publication, the article may be retracted.
Detection
Advanced software with a similarity threshold below 20%; reports reviewed by the editorial team.
Author Responsibility
Ensure originality, cite all sources correctly and provide attribution for ideas, concepts and data.
Self-Plagiarism
Properly reference your own previous work and clearly indicate any overlap.
Consequences
Immediate rejection, possible retraction, and a ban from future submissions.
Reporting
Readers and reviewers are encouraged to report suspected plagiarism to the editorial office.