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PBMEIT International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research

Aims & Scope


The PBMEIT International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research aims to publish high-quality scholarly work that advances knowledge through multidisciplinary and interdisciplinary inquiry. The journal emphasizes research that demonstrates conceptual clarity, methodological rigor, and relevance to contemporary academic or societal challenges.

The journal welcomes original research articles, review papers, and scholarly analyses that contribute meaningfully within and across the following disciplinary groupings.

1. Science and Engineering

Applied sciences | Engineering sciences | Materials science | Environmental and sustainability studies | Energy and renewable technologies

2. Computing and Information Systems

Computer science | Artificial intelligence and data science | Information systems and information management | Cybersecurity and digital technologies

3. Management and Commerce

Business administration | Marketing and consumer studies | Finance and accounting | Human resource management | Operations and supply chain management

4. Social Sciences and Humanities

Economics | Sociology | Psychology | Education studies | Public policy and governance | Fashion Design

5. Interdisciplinary and Applied Research

Technology and society | Digital transformation and ethics | Sustainability and social impact studies | Innovation and entrepreneurship | Policy-oriented and practice-based research

Out of Scope

The journal does not consider:

Purely descriptive studies lacking analytical or theoretical contribution

Manuscripts with no clear research question or methodological framework

Opinion pieces, editorials, or non-scholarly commentary

Articles intended solely for professional training, consultancy, or promotional purposes

Undergraduate-level projects without significant scholarly contribution

Submissions must demonstrate academic rigor and relevance beyond a single institutional or local context.

Scope Alignment

Authors are encouraged to clearly articulate how their work aligns with the journal’s multidisciplinary focus. Submissions falling outside the stated scope may be desk-rejected prior to peer review.


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