Retraction and Correction Policy

If misconduct or alleged fraud is suspected in a manuscript submitted to or published in Grand Asian Journal of Computing and Emerging Technologies (GJCET), the Editorial Office will conduct an investigation following COPE guidelines. Authors concerned will be contacted and given an opportunity to respond before any decision is made. If the manuscript is still under review, it may be rejected and returned to the author. For articles already published, the outcome will depend on the nature and severity of the issue: minor errors may result in an erratum or correction notice; more serious concerns may lead to an editorial expression of concern; and in severe, confirmed cases of misconduct (e.g., data fabrication, plagiarism, duplicate publication), the article will be retracted. All corrections and retractions will be clearly linked to the original article to maintain transparency of the scientific record.

Research Data/Availability Policy, Where Applicable

Authors are encouraged to indicate the availability of underlying research data (e.g., via a repository, or "available upon reasonable request"). Where applicable, authors are also encouraged to share source code, datasets, or supplementary materials that support reproducibility. If any part of the manuscript, such as a table, figure, or dataset, has been taken from previously published work, it is the responsibility of the authors to obtain permission from the original publisher or copyright holder, depending on ownership.