Article Evaluation Indicator

Any research article is required to be the output of critical thinking which involves the use of sources to be credible and meet academic research standards.

To evaluate the suitability of an article for possible publication in a peer-reviewed journal/monographs the following factors is required to be rated critically : 

Timeliness: 

1. Number of Literatures cited from last three years?

Relevance: 

1. Number of Keywords that matches with the Journal Keywords?
2. Number of references used in the article are from the selected journal?
3. Number of Words in the Article that matches with Journal Keyword?

Purpose :

1. Number of references used in the article are from SCI/Scopus indexed Journals
2. Matching Percentage of the targetted reader of the Journal and the desired audience of the article?

Accuracy: 

1. Number of Data Source cited in the article?
2. Percentage of words that have no spelling mistake?

Objectivity:

1. Percentage of Not-Duplicate Words(Plagiarism)?

The AEI V1.0 will rate an article based on the above factors and indicate the suitability of the article for possible publication in the selected Journal.

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This Web app has two page

Page 1: About your Article page where you have to enter some information related to your article and the selected journal

Page 2: This is the result page that gives the result of your article evaluation and if you have selected more than one journal for your article then it also identifies the best journal for your article.

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How to determine whether your article is suitable for a journal ?

You had written a research article now you are trying to find a suitable journal to publish this manuscript. Most of the publishers and also some individual websites have developed a Journal Finder Tool where if you paste your article or abstract of the article then the software will show you the most suitable journals for that article. The problem is it does not say whether your article is suitable for publication in that journal or not. Every journal has its own criteria which look into the articles submitted for possible publication in that journal.

These criteria are not written in the guide to the author but actually, you have to understand them by browsing through the published articles of the Journal which is very time-consuming and boring work to do. Journal Suitability Indicator can help in this aspect.

View the PPT and you will understand why?

Journal Suitability Indicator

Thanking you,

Mrinmoy

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First issue of Research Meth : About Research Methodology is launched today

 

The first issue of the Research Meth Newsletters launched. It is the mouthpiece from EIS Publishers. 

The draft content is as follows :

How to write a research paper?

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How to read a book/research paper/newspaper quickly?

Backside reading is the fastest way you can read a non-fiction book or newspaper or a research paper.

Three points for writing a good research paper

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Tutorial: Auto and Cross-Correlation

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