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Please strictly follow the given Springer Paper Template given in the following link:

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Final Manuscripts are to be submitted by following the steps below:

1. Create your manuscript as specified in the template provided. The title, author names, affiliations etc. should strictly follow the format. Please dont use author titles (Dr. Prof. etc. ) in front of names and also avoid using positions (Professor, Lecturer, Scholar etc.). The title shall be in Normal fonts (not capitals).

2. Proofread and check layout of paper. Please make sure that the similarity score is less than 15% for your paper.This is very important.

3. After completion of the above steps, please submit your final camera ready paper (PDF), source files (MS word or TeX), along with the. copyright form using the Google form provided in the email.

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The Consent-to-Publish form has to be signed at least by the corresponding author. Springer requires an original signature and we only need a PDF file of the completed form. Please note that authors should obtain permissions from the previous publisher for any material they want to reuse. Please refer to the RightsLink for detailed info: http://www.copyright.com/publishers/rightslink-permissions/
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Please complete the following details in the copyright form:

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1. Title of the paper and the complete list of authors (full names) in the Same order and name format as listed in the paper. Please ensure this otherwise Springer will reject the copyright form.

2. Name of the corresponding author

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Only the corresponding author needs to sign on behalf of all authors. Please place your actual signature, mention the date and your full name as listed in the paper. Please mention your address and email (same as your affiliation listed in the paper).

Please ensure that all fields are complete (without any errors!) and then convert to a single file (PDF format) (pages 1-5).

If you have any questions, please email Dr. Anu Bajaj <er.anubajaj@gmail.com> with your specific doubts. Thanks for your cooperation!

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