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.