Peer Review Policy
Peer Review Policy
The Peer Review Lifecycle
Every submission undergoes the following structured evaluation path to ensure the highest standards of academic publishing:
Initial Screening
The Managing Editor checks the manuscript for formatting, plagiarism, and alignment with the journal's scope. Manuscripts with poor formatting, high similarity indexes, or unrelated subject matter are rejected immediately.
Reviewer Allocation
The Editor-in-Chief assigns the manuscript to at least two independent expert peer reviewers. Reviewers are selected based on their expertise, citation records, and lack of conflicts of interest.
Peer Review Feedback
Reviewers evaluate the manuscript against criteria of originality, methodology, clarity, and contribution. They submit detailed reports and recommend one of the following decisions:
Editorial Decision
The Editor evaluates the reviews and makes a decision. If revision is required, authors are given 14 to 30 days to address comments and resubmit.
Re-review (If required)
For major revisions, the revised manuscript may be sent back to the original reviewers for confirmation to ensure all feedback was properly addressed.