Why researchers aim for Scopus journals
- Accepted by many universities toward PhD publication requirements
- Counted for faculty recruitment, promotion and Academic Performance Indicator scores
- Used in institutional rankings and accreditation
- CiteScore, SJR and quartiles (Q1 to Q4) show how a journal stands in its field
What we check before recommending a journal
- That it is listed today, not just in the past, since databases drop journals regularly
- That its scope fits your paper
- Review time, acceptance rate where published, and article processing charge
- That the website you submit to is the journal's real site, not a clone
How we help
We shortlist Scopus-indexed journals for your subject, show you each one's Scopus listing and quartile, prepare your manuscript to the journal's guidelines, and support you through submission and reviewer comments.
