The International Journal For Research In Mechanical & Civil Engineering (IJRMCE) is committed to preserving published research and maintaining long-term access to its scholarly content. The journal considers published articles an important part of the academic record and takes appropriate measures to keep them available to researchers and readers.

Digital Archiving

IJRMCE keeps its articles in the journal's online archive. Each article has been published in the archive and its bibliographic and publication data is preserved.

The journal's archiving policy comprises:

• Maintaining published articles in the journal's online archive.
• Preserving the final published version of each article.
• Maintaining article metadata, authorship, publication details, and related information.
• Keeping previously published issues available for future reference.
• Taking reasonable measures to protect published content from accidental loss.
• Supporting continued access to published research for researchers, academicians, students, and professionals.

Author Self-Archiving

The author(s) have the right to retain and distribute their own published research following the Copyright and Licensing Policy of the journal.

Authors may:

• Keep a copy of their published article for personal academic records.
• Share the article through appropriate institutional or non-commercial research platforms where permitted by the applicable licence.
• Use the article, figures, and tables in future academic or research work, subject to the licensing terms.

Preservation of the Scholarly Record

IJRMCE reserves the right to retract or remove an article in rare cases, where there is:

• Confirmed plagiarism or duplicate publication.
• Copyright infringement.
• Serious research or publication misconduct.
• A legal requirement for removal.
• Another exceptional circumstance that significantly affects the integrity of the published record.

IJRMCE is dedicated to providing an archive of published engineering research that is available to future academic and professional needs while continuing to ensure reliability and accessibility.