To streamline the review and publication process, it’s essential to prepare your manuscript according to BRJ’s formatting guidelines. Proper formatting helps our editorial board assess your work more efficiently and ensures your article meets the professional standards expected across all research disciplines.

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Why formatting matters

Formatting your article correctly:

• Speeds up the review and publication process

• Enhances the readability and presentation of your research

• Reduces chances of delays due to technical or structural issues

Before submission, please review our formatting requirements and use the official templates provided.

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What to include in your manuscript formatting

Our formatting guidelines apply to all disciplines and cover:

1. Manuscript Structure

   • Title, Author(s), Abstract, Keywords, Main Text, References

   • Appropriate headings and subheadings

   • Figures and tables labeled clearly

2. Text Formatting

   • Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt

   • Line spacing: 1.5

   • Margins: 1 inch on all sides

   • Justified text alignment

3. Referencing Style

   • APA / MLA / IEEE (based on the journal’s focus area)

   • Ensure consistency throughout the paper

   • Include DOI links where available

4. Word Count & Length

   • Abstract: 150–250 words

   • Full Manuscript: Typically 3,000–7,000 words, depending on category

   • Limit unnecessary repetition or overly lengthy descriptions

5. Language & Clarity

   • Articles must be written in clear, concise, and academic English

   • Use domain-specific terminology appropriately

Still have questions? Visit our Author Guidelines or Contact Us for assistance.

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Boston Research Journals (BRJ) is committed to publishing high-quality research. Following our formatting standards not only improves your chances of acceptance but also maintains the integrity and professionalism of your work.