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(International Open Access, Peer-reviewed, Refereed Journal)
IJACST provides free, immediate and responsible access to scholarly knowledge with author-retained copyright, CC BY 4.0 licensing, zero embargo, ethical publishing and global discoverability.
The International Journal of Arts, Commerce, Science and Technology (IJACST) is committed to the principle that scholarly knowledge should be openly accessible, ethically published, globally discoverable and useful for researchers, teachers, students, institutions, policymakers and society.
IJACST provides immediate open access to its published content so that research can be read, downloaded, shared, cited, indexed and used without unnecessary financial, legal or technical barriers.
Readers can access published research without subscriptions, paywalls or login restrictions.
Authors retain copyright while allowing the journal to publish and preserve the article.
Published content may be reused lawfully with proper attribution to author and journal.
Open access improves visibility through DOI, metadata, indexing and academic search systems.
All published articles in IJACST are made available online immediately after publication. Readers do not need to pay subscription charges, login fees or access fees to read published research.
Readers may access IJACST articles for lawful academic and educational purposes. This unrestricted access helps improve research visibility, citation growth, institutional reach and public knowledge dissemination.
Readers may read full-text articles directly on the journal website.
Published article PDFs may be downloaded for academic and educational use.
Readers may print articles for study, teaching, citation and research use.
Article links may be shared with students, researchers and institutions.
Readers may cite articles in academic writing with proper citation.
Article content and metadata support search, indexing and discovery.
IJACST follows an author-respecting copyright model. Authors retain copyright of their published work while granting the journal the right to publish, distribute and preserve the article as part of the scholarly record.
IJACST publishes articles under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0), unless otherwise stated on a specific article page. Under this license, users may share and adapt the material for lawful purposes, provided proper attribution is given to the original creator and source.
Users may copy and redistribute published material in any medium or format with attribution.
Users may remix, transform or build upon the material while respecting attribution rules.
Teachers, scholars and institutions may use articles for teaching and research activities.
Reuse must include author name, article title, journal name, DOI/link and license details.
Proper attribution protects scholarly credit, author reputation and citation accuracy. Reuse of IJACST content should clearly identify the original source.
Open access allows lawful reuse, but it does not remove scholarly responsibility. Users must not misrepresent, plagiarize, distort or falsely claim ownership of published work.
IJACST does not impose an embargo period on published articles. Once an article is officially published, it becomes immediately available online for readers worldwide.
Authors may share published article links and archive published versions in institutional repositories, personal academic profiles, departmental archives, research networks and scholarly databases, provided proper citation and journal source are maintained.
IJACST believes open access must be combined with responsible editorial governance. Free availability of research does not reduce the importance of peer review, plagiarism screening, conflict disclosure, correction policy or ethical accountability.
Open access is strongest when combined with technical discoverability. IJACST prepares published content for academic search, citation tracking and metadata harvesting.
Article pages are structured for academic discovery and search visibility.
DOI support improves persistent linking, citation and academic traceability.
Structured markup helps search engines understand journal and article metadata.
Metadata harvesting readiness supports repositories and academic databases.
Each published article should contain complete academic metadata, including title, author details, abstract, keywords, references, publication date, issue details and DOI where applicable.
IJACST supports multidisciplinary and multilingual scholarly communication across arts, commerce, science, technology, humanities, education, social sciences and interdisciplinary research.
Open access content must remain accessible beyond immediate publication. IJACST supports long-term scholarly preservation through stable article pages, DOI-linked records, metadata continuity and archival planning.
Article pages are designed to remain findable and citeable.
DOI identity supports long-term traceability and citation stability.
Metadata continuity strengthens indexing, archiving and retrieval.
Organized archives help readers browse and verify published records.
A strong open access statement helps authors, universities, libraries, ISSN agencies and indexing reviewers understand the journal’s publishing model. This transparency strengthens institutional trust and academic credibility.
IJACST believes that open access is not only a publishing model. It is a scholarly commitment to equity, visibility, citation growth, academic accountability and public knowledge.