The Turing Ledger Journal of Engineering & Technology (TLJET) is a peer-reviewed academic journal that publishes original research and developments across all major branches of engineering and applied technology. It serves as a multidisciplinary platform for engineers, researchers, and academicians to disseminate new knowledge, innovative methodologies, and practical solutions to real-world engineering challenges.
Turing Ledger Journal of Engineering & Technology (TLJET) is a peer-reviewed, multidisciplinary journal dedicated to advancing knowledge, innovation, and research in core and emerging areas of engineering and technology. The journal provides a global platform for researchers, professionals, and academicians to publish high-quality, original contributions that address contemporary challenges and technological advancements shaping the future.
TLJET aims to:
Promote high-quality research and scholarly exchange across diverse engineering and technology domains.
Encourage innovative, practical, and theoretical contributions that support technological advancement and real-world applications.
Support interdisciplinary research that bridges engineering, computing, and applied sciences.
Provide a credible and accessible forum for global researchers, including early-career scholars and industry experts.
Foster collaboration between academia, industry, and research institutions through impactful publications.
The journal welcomes submissions including original research articles, review papers, case studies, technical reports, and short communications in (but not limited to) the following areas:
Electrical, Electronics & Communication Engineering
Computer Engineering & Computer Science
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Data Science
Software Engineering & Information Systems
Mechanical, Mechatronics & Industrial Engineering
Civil, Structural & Environmental Engineering
Chemical & Materials Engineering
Robotics, Automation & Embedded Systems
Energy Systems, Renewable Energy & Power Engineering
Cybersecurity, Networks & Distributed Systems
Internet of Things (IoT) and Smart Technologies
Engineering Management & Technology Innovation
TLJET prioritizes research that is original, technically sound, ethically conducted, and contributes significantly to scientific advancement and societal development.
The Turing Ledger Journal of Engineering & Technology (TLJET) is a fully open-access journal, meaning all content is freely available to users and their institutions. Users are allowed to read, download, copy, distribute, print, search, or link to the full texts of the articles, or use them for any other lawful purpose, without asking prior permission from the publisher or the author. All published articles are immediately and permanently available online without subscription or access barriers.
All content is distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0). Authors retain copyright and grant the journal the right of first publication.
Under CC BY 4.0, users may read, download, copy, distribute, print, share, adapt, and reuse the content for any lawful purpose, provided proper attribution is given to the original authors.
TLJET does not impose any embargo period on published content.
The Turing Ledger Journal of Engineering & Technology (TLJET) upholds the highest standards of academic integrity and professional ethics. Plagiarism—in any form—compromises the trustworthiness of scientific research and academic publishing. To preserve the originality, credibility, and scholarly value of its publications, TLJET enforces a strict zero-tolerance policy on plagiarism.
Plagiarism is the unethical presentation of another person’s intellectual output—ideas, text, images, data, or findings—without appropriate acknowledgment. The following practices constitute plagiarism:
Direct Copying: Verbatim use of content from published or unpublished sources without quotation marks and citation.
Paraphrasing: Rewriting someone else's work or research outcomes without attribution.
Unacknowledged Data Use: Incorporation of figures, graphs, tables, or datasets without reference.
Self-Plagiarism: Republishing one’s own previously published or submitted content without proper citation, disclosure, or publisher permission.
TLJET Standard: Manuscripts submitted to TLJET must not exceed a 19% similarity index.
HEC Benchmark (Pakistan): Although the Higher Education Commission (HEC) allows up to 19% similarity, TLJET maintains a stricter limit to promote research originality and academic rigor in engineering disciplines.
Plagiarism Detection Tools: All submissions are screened through leading tools such as Turnitin.
Author Responsibility: Authors are responsible for submitting original content and ensuring that all sources are appropriately cited and permissions are secured where needed.
| Type of Plagiarism | Editorial Action |
|---|---|
| Minor (e.g., citation mistakes, oversight) | Manuscript will be returned for revision with instructions for proper citation. |
| Major (e.g., intentional or large-scale copying) | Manuscript will be rejected immediately. If published, the article will be retracted. |
| Repeated or Severe Violations | Authors will be blacklisted from future submissions. Institutional notification may occur. |
All authors are required to submit a Statement of Originality, confirming that:
The manuscript is original and unpublished.
All sources have been properly cited.
The manuscript is not under review elsewhere.
Authors who believe a plagiarism decision has been made in error may submit a formal appeal. Appeals are reviewed by the TLJET Editorial Board, and a final, impartial decision will be issued based on a thorough evaluation.
In the event of retraction due to confirmed plagiarism, TLJET will publish a formal retraction notice, clearly stating the reason, to uphold transparency and protect the academic record.
TLJET strictly prohibits the use of AI-generated content (e.g., ChatGPT, Bard, Gemini) in submitted manuscripts. Authors must ensure that their research submissions reflect original human scholarship and scientific reasoning.
AI-assisted writing tools are not allowed in any manuscript section (including abstract, methodology, or discussion).
All manuscripts must reflect 0% AI-generated content.
Violations will be treated with equal severity as traditional plagiarism and may lead to immediate rejection or retraction.
Turing Ledger Journal of Engineering & Technology (TLJET) is committed to the long-term preservation and accessibility of published scholarly content.
The journal utilizes the PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN) and other preservation mechanisms available through the Open Journal Systems (OJS) platform to ensure permanent accessibility of published articles.
Regular backups of journal data, articles, metadata, and system files are maintained to safeguard against accidental loss.
Published content remains freely available and permanently accessible through the journal website.
If the journal ceases publication, all published content will remain accessible through preservation services and institutional archives whenever possible.
The Turing Ledger Journal of Engineering & Technology (TLJET) is committed to maintaining the highest standards of academic excellence, scientific integrity, and editorial transparency. All submitted manuscripts undergo a rigorous, double-blind peer review process to ensure research quality, originality, methodological soundness, and ethical compliance. The peer review process is at the heart of TLJET’s commitment to scholarly reliability and innovation.
To ensure fairness and objectivity, TLJET uses a double-blind peer review system:
Author Anonymity: Reviewers do not know the identity of the authors.
Reviewer Anonymity: Authors are not informed of the reviewers' identities.
This model ensures that manuscripts are evaluated solely on their scientific merit, regardless of the authors' affiliations or background.
Manuscripts must be submitted through TLJET’s official submission portal. The editorial office conducts an initial screening to check:
Relevance to the journal’s scope (engineering, applied sciences, technology)
Compliance with formatting and submission guidelines
Ethical approvals (if applicable)
Plagiarism check using software such as Turnitin
Manuscripts failing to meet these criteria may be rejected without external review.
Manuscripts that pass initial screening are forwarded to at least two qualified reviewers with expertise in the relevant domain. Reviewers are selected based on:
Subject-matter expertise
Research and publication record
No conflicts of interest with the authors or research
Reviewers are asked to assess submissions based on:
Originality and technical contribution
Engineering/scientific relevance
Methodological rigor and experimental design
Clarity, structure, and presentation
Ethical compliance (where applicable)
Review outcomes may include:
✅ Accept without revision
✏️ Accept with minor revisions
Major revisions required
❌ Reject
The Editor evaluates reviewer feedback and issues a final decision. Authors receive a detailed report and revision instructions (if applicable). Revised manuscripts may be sent for further review. The process is designed to be transparent, constructive, and educational.
The typical peer review cycle takes 4–6 weeks, depending on:
Reviewer availability
Manuscript complexity
Number of revision rounds
Authors are encouraged to respond to revision requests promptly to avoid delays.
Reviewers are selected for their technical expertise, academic credibility, and ethical standing. TLJET strives to include a diverse international pool of reviewers from engineering and technology fields.
Reviewers must treat manuscripts as confidential. They must not:
Share or disclose content
Use unpublished data or concepts
Discuss manuscripts with third parties
Reviewers are expected to:
Provide objective and constructive feedback
Disclose any conflicts of interest
Avoid bias, discrimination, or unprofessional commentary
Authors who believe a rejection was made unfairly may submit a formal appeal with justification. Appeals are:
Reviewed by the Editorial Board
May involve an independent third-party reviewer
Final decisions are made by the Editor-in-Chief
TLJET follows the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) guidelines and adheres to ethical publishing standards established by the Higher Education Commission (HEC) of Pakistan. All editorial practices are rooted in integrity, transparency, and academic responsibility.
To acknowledge the essential contribution of reviewers:
TLJET publishes an annual list of peer reviewers (with prior consent)
Certificates of appreciation are available on request
At TLJET, peer review is more than a checkpoint—it's the cornerstone of scientific excellence. Our double-blind, ethical, and methodical review system ensures that only high-quality, original, and impactful research is published, thereby advancing the fields of engineering and technology globally.
The copyright policy of TLJET is based on a non-exclusive publishing agreement, according to which the journal retains the right of first publication, but the author(s) are free to publish their work subsequently. The copyright of all work rests with the author(s).
All articles published by TLJET are made available under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0).
Under CC BY 4.0, users may read, download, copy, distribute, print, share, adapt, and reuse the content for any lawful purpose, provided proper attribution is given to the original authors.
Repository & Self-Archiving Policy
TLJET permits authors to deposit all versions of their work in institutional or other repositories like Research Gate, ORCID, Academia, ArXiv, etc. without embargo, including:
Preprint (submitted version)
Author’s Accepted Manuscript (AAM)
Published Version (Version of Record)
Proper citation to the original published article is required.
Journal Information
Name of Journal: Turing Ledger Journal of Engineering & Technology (TLJET)
Journal Frequency: Quarterly
ISSN E: 3105-6202
ISSN P: 3105-6199
Language: English
Publisher: Scholar Club (Pvt) Ltd
Review Type: Peer-Reviewed
Area of Publication: Engineering and Applied Technology
Turing Ledger Journal of Engineering & Technology
Publisher: SCHOLAR CLUB (PRIVATE) LIMITED | Address: N.E 2210, Zafar-ul-Haq Road, Rawalpindi, Pakistan | Email: jawad@academia.edu.pk
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