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Introduction Choosing a research topic is the most critical academic decision in a PhD journey. It is not a formality, nor is it simply the first step in a long checklist. Your research topic shapes everything that follows: proposal approval, supervisor engagement, data collection, statistical analysis, publication success, thesis writing, and even your mental health […]

Paper rejection is a common experience in academic publishing. Understanding why papers are rejected helps researchers improve their chances of acceptance. REASON 1: JOURNAL SCOPE MISMATCH Submitting to a journal that does not align with your research topic leads to immediate desk rejection. REASON 2: LACK OF NOVELTY Journals expect original contributions. Incremental or repetitive

Researchers often feel confused when choosing between SCI and Scopus journals. While both are respected indexing databases, they serve different academic purposes and evaluation criteria. WHAT ARE SCI JOURNALS? SCI journals are indexed under the Science Citation Index maintained by Clarivate. They are known for rigorous peer review, high impact factors, and strong global recognition.

Publishing in an SCI (Science Citation Index) journal is a milestone in a researcher’s academic journey. It signals credibility, rigorous scholarship, and global visibility. Yet, for many scholars, especially first-time authors, the process feels complex and confusing. This guide breaks the process into clear, practical steps so you can move forward with confidence. WHAT IS