Peer Review Process

The journal follows double blind peer review policy. The paper is sent to 2 reviewers (the experts in respective field) as necessary to review the paper in the light of features of a quality research paper.
The journal follows a systematic review and publication policy:
Step - 1: The submitted manuscript is acknowledged within 12-24 hours upon receipt.
Step - 2: The manuscript is sent to 2 reviewers (paper without the name and affiliations of the author(s) as necessary). The review process takes maximum two weeks.
Step - 3: The review reports are collected from the reviewers and the editor will send the review reports to the authors including all terms and conditions of the publication.
Step - 4: If the manuscript is accepted as subject to revision, the editor will send the review reports to the author/corresponding author including a formal request to revise the manuscript by seven days as per the suggestions of the reviewers. The author will send the modified manuscript to the same reviewers of the said manuscript to justify the revision. If the manuscript is again returned by the reviewers with the same (or not too quite different) assessment or review result, the manuscript is said to be finally rejected. The journal will not proceed with the said manuscript. However, in case of very minor changes and significant changes during the revision, the editorial board may consider the paper for further revision.
Step - 5: The accepted paper is processed for publication (soft copy) upon the successful completion of the journal’s terms and conditions.
Step - 6: Proof Reading. The editor will send the processed manuscript for publication (MS Word) to the proofreader for proof reading.
Step - 7: Copy Editing. The editor will send the proofread manuscript to copy edit so that they author can have a final check on the manuscript.
Step - 8: The paper is published online. The editor will notify the author/corresponding author about online publication with necessary download link. The author/corresponding author may request for any correction in published paper (in case of extremely important changes) within one week of online publication.