Instructions for Reviewers (Reviewer Guidelines)
Manuscripts submitted by authors undergo rigorous review by designated reviewers, whose invaluable support is indispensable for upholding the high standards of peer-reviewed journals. Upon submission, each manuscript is assigned to an editor, who then selects one or more members of the editorial board or reviewers to assess its quality and relevance.
When you get an invitation, check if you know about the topic. Tell us if you can review it on time.
If you can't do it, let us know. You can also suggest someone else. But don't forward the invite yourself.
If you accept, look at the paper carefully. Make sure the names and other details are correct.
Read the relevant parts of the paper to see if it fits our journal.
If you need more time or have a conflict, talk to the editor. We might extend the deadline or find another reviewer.
If you think the paper isn't right, tell the editor.
Don't talk to the authors about the paper.
Keep the paper's details private. Don't use them for your own benefit.
Be helpful but don't be mean. No rude comments.
Share your thoughts privately. You can suggest the editor accept, reject, or change the paper.
The editor decides what happens to the paper.
After you finish, send your review directly to the editor. They're the ones who decide.
Advantages:
A certificate shall be conferred in recognition of your esteemed contribution and support.
Expedited processing of the manuscript.
Applicants are strongly encouraged to submit their curriculum vitae (CV) accompanied by a link to their website or a biography, along with a recent photograph.