  In contrast to past studies, the current paper is focused on baryons, and all
four isospin states have been independently generated using u and d quarks with
various constituent masses. The hypercentral Constituent Quark Model (hCQM)
serves as the theoretical foundation for computing the resonance masses. The
spin-dependent and first order correction terms are added to the confining
potential, which is assumed to be in linear form. The resulting results have
been contrasted with a wide range of methodologies and experimentally
practicable states. Regge trajectories for (n,M^2) and (J,M^2) have also been
displayed in addition to mass spectra.
