The International Journal For Research In Mathematics And Statistics (IJFRMS) recognizes that published research forms an important part of the academic record.

The results from mathematical and statistical studies can be relevant for many years after being published. These results include theorems, models, statistical techniques, data sets, formulas, and analysis.

For this reason, the journal aims to preserve its published content and associated bibliographic information.

Our Archiving Approach

The journal aims to:

• Preserve published articles digitally.
• Maintain article metadata and publication information.
• Protect published content against accidental loss.
• Support long-term access to research.
• Maintain the integrity of the journal archive.
• Preserve previous issues and articles when website systems are updated.
• Support continued discovery of published research.

Access to Archived Articles

Prior publications are categorized through the journal's Archives page.

Users have access to articles depending on their volume, number and year of publication.

The current archives consist of issues ranging from 2020 to 2026, including Volume 12 issues of 2026 and others of past years.

Archives serve as an important tool for preserving the publication history of the journal and help find the earlier research conducted in mathematics and statistics.

Preservation of the Scholarly Record

In case there are corrections or retractions of a published article, the journal tries to preserve the record of original publication but indicate all the further editorial actions concerning it.

It will help users get the information about the publication history of an article.

The journal should regularly check its policies regarding digital archiving and preservation of publications.