Academic Journal: Template To Prepare Manuscript for Original Research Article

The common issues among students in writing a research article are "how to start?", "what is the flow of writing?" and "what is the format?". A generic template for a draft of research article can be used as a guide for the initial writing of an article. Then the draft can be further polished with your research senior or supervisor prior to submission. The linked 'Template' is a read only in google doc and can be saved/downloaded prior to usage. The guided instructions have be marked with 'red italic text' that can easily be deleted for a cleaned article.

For students, the following template may be helpful with your writing:
Template of Journal Manuscript



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