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Method: 1 (Recommended): You may easily submit paper via UJCT online submission by using this link: Register. Method: 2 (Alternate): You can directly mail your paper at ujct@uproonline.com, editorujct@gmail.com. http://uproonline.com/index.php/UJCT
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UJCT

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