Requirements for writing an article

 

  1. The article text must be 3,000–5,000 words in length (excluding the reference list), formatted on A4 paper, prepared in the WORD editor using Times New Roman
  2. References must be formatted in accordance with the Chicago Manual style (Koshkarov 2020: 35).
  3. Mathematical formulas must be typed using Microsoft Equation (each formula as a separate object). Only formulas that are referenced in the text should be numbered.
  4. The number of authors must not exceed three.
  5. Authors are required to complete an electronic bulletin form containing information about the author(s): last name, first name, patronymic; place of work (city, full name of the institution/university without abbreviations and its short name); academic degree and title; position; for students — status (doctoral student, master’s student, or undergraduate student); e-mail address and phone number; abstract and keywords in three languages.
  6. The editorial board does not edit submitted articles. Articles that do not comply with the requirements will not be accepted for publication.
  7. Articles are submitted via the website https://ilim.okmpu.kz.

All articles submitted to the journal undergo mandatory text originality (anti-plagiarism) checking prior to peer review. The check is conducted by the journal secretary using an online system. The minimum acceptable level of text originality is set at 70%.
Manuscripts that have been previously published or simultaneously submitted to other journals are not accepted. The recommended minimum length of an article is at least 8 pages.

 

Article Structure

  1. GTAKHR (MRNTI) is indicated in the upper left corner in 11-point font.
  2. The article title is printed in capital letters, bold, 12-point font, and centered.
  3. One line below, the full last name, first name, and patronymic of the author(s) are indicated in bold, 11-point font.
  4. Below this, the author’s academic degree and title, place of work, city/country, e-mail address, and ORCID number are provided.
  5. Then, after one blank line, a short abstract (150–200 words) and keywords (5–7 words) are given in italics, in the language of the article, using 11-point font.
  6. The article text must be typed in MS Word with single line spacing; page format — 210 × 297 mm (A4); margins: top, bottom, right, and left — 2 cm; pages are not numbered; font — Times New Roman (for Kazakh, Russian, and English languages), size — 12 pt; first-line paragraph indent — 1 cm; figures created in Word should be inserted as objects (grouped); tables and figures must have titles and numbering (11-point font, italics). References to tables and figures with their corresponding numbers must be provided in the text. Text formatting in tables — single spacing.
  7. The main body of the article should be formatted in 12-point font and must include the following sections: Introduction, Literature Review, Materials and Methods (Experiment), Results and Analysis, Conclusion.
  8. The reference list is presented in alphabetical order in accordance with the Chicago Manual style, using 12-point font. Example:
    Kakishuly T. (2002). A Brief History of Kazakh Literature. Almaty: Kazakh University. 235 p.
  9. The transliteration of the reference list is provided in Latin script. Example:
    Kakishuly T. (2002). Kratkaya istoriya kazakhskoy literatury. Almaty: Kazakh University. 235 p.

Then, in two languages (for an article in Kazakh — Russian and English; for an article in Russian — Kazakh and English; for an article in English — Kazakh and Russian), the following information is provided: full names of the author(s) (bold, 11-point font), academic degree and title, place of work, city, and article title (12-point font), abstract (150–200 words, single-spaced), followed by keywords (5–7 words).