1. Ethical Considerations:
• Authors are expected to adhere to the ethical guidelines of academic research, ensuring that all data presented is original and free of plagiarism.
• Ethical approval for studies involving human or animal subjects must be included in the manuscript, along with consent information where applicable.
• All potential conflicts of interest must be disclosed.

2. Plagiarism Policy:
• Intelligentsia International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research has a strict anti-plagiarism policy. All submitted manuscripts will undergo plagiarism detection using advanced software to ensure originality and academic integrity.
• Authors are required to ensure that their work is free from any form of plagiarism, including self-plagiarism, and that all sources, citations, and references are appropriately acknowledged.
• Manuscripts found to contain significant instances of plagiarism will be rejected, and the authors may be barred from submitting to the journal in the future.
• Authors must also be cautious about proper paraphrasing and direct quotation of sources, and they should always provide accurate references for all cited works.

3. Copyrights:
• Upon acceptance of a manuscript for publication, authors are required to transfer the copyright of their work to Intelligentsia International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research. This transfer allows the journal to publish, distribute, and reproduce the article in all formats (including digital, print, and online media) worldwide.
• Authors retain the right to use their work for academic and non-commercial purposes, such as posting the article on their personal or institutional websites, provided proper attribution to the journal is maintained.
• Authors are permitted to reproduce the content in subsequent publications or presentations with appropriate citation of the original journal publication.
• Authors must obtain written permission from the journal if they wish to use any part of the article for commercial purposes or any purposes beyond personal, academic, or institutional use.
• The journal ensures that all published works are under a standard copyright agreement, and any third-party use of the content must be consistent with copyright laws and the journal's policies.