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The Editor will select an article if it is original, unpublished and plagiarism-free [acceptable Similarity Index is maximum 10%] {Tested by iThenticate Turnitin} and highlights a major issue related to the journal's aim and scope.
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HSSR Template
Procedure (5 Steps from Submission to Publication)
The journal receives a huge number of submissions for each issue. To keep publishing quality high, our Editorial Board adopts worldwide accepted standards and norms. Each manuscript passes through the following reviews and corrections after submission till the final publication, in various departments of the editorial office:
- Internal Editorial Review: In the first step one section editor will evaluate the manuscript based on the value addition of the manuscript in the mentioned research problem, the suitability with the aim and scope of the journal, and manuscript structure as mentioned in manuscript preparation guidelines. The authors are informed about the decision at this stage.
- External Peer Review: Manuscript that is accepted in step 1, is sent to two subject experts for formative comments and suggestions as per the review parameters and policy. If the manuscript did not quality at this stage, the author will be informed about the decision.
- Revision advise to the author(s): Manuscript that is accepted in step 2, will receive (i) Language correction advice (ii) Peer-reviewed manuscript file (iii) Turnitin report (if it has issues) (iv) Journal template, and (v) Editorial advise. The author should submit the revised version as per advice.
- Final acceptance: After we receive the revised manuscript, the section editor will evaluate the revised version, take the final decision, in consultation with Chief Editor, and communicate with the author. If necessary, authors may be asked to do re-revision to fit with the quality standards of the journal.
- In the final stage of publication, the author will again receive a blueprint of the final galley for proofreading. After this, the manuscript is published and the authors are informed by e-mail.
The final decision for acceptance, revision or rejection lies with the Editorial Board and is not subjected to any legal jurisdiction. We expect and request authors to accept the board decisions professionally.
The overall process may take around 5 to 8 weeks depending upon the complexity of the manuscript, author revisions. Sending multiple emails of inquiry may delay the process.
Warm Regards
The Editorial Board, HSSR
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