Getting a paper accepted is part writing and part strategy: the right journal, a manuscript prepared exactly to its guidelines, and a calm, thorough response to reviewers. Shodh Sagar® supports you through all of it, from the first shortlist to the published article, while you stay the author of your work.
What is included
- A shortlist of three to five suitable journals for your subject, deadline and budget
- Proof of indexing for each journal: links to Scopus Sources, the Web of Science Master Journal List or the relevant database, so you can verify it yourself
- Formatting to the journal's author guidelines: structure, references, tables, figures and word limits
- A similarity check before submission, with flagged passages corrected and cited properly
- Help with the submission system, cover letter and declarations
- Point-by-point support with reviewer comments and revisions
How it works
- Free consultation. Share your manuscript or idea, field, deadline and the indexing your university or employer asks for.
- Journal shortlist and written quote. You choose the journal. Every charge, including the journal's own article processing charge, is written down before you pay.
- Manuscript preparation. Editing, formatting and the similarity check, done to the chosen journal's rules.
- Submission and peer review. We help you submit and respond to each reviewer comment.
- Publication. You receive the published article details, DOI and indexing links.
Who it is for
PhD scholars meeting a publication requirement, faculty publishing for recruitment, promotion and API scores, and researchers who simply want their work in a reputed journal.
Our promise on honesty
Acceptance is decided by each journal's editors and reviewers, so no one can honestly guarantee it. We improve your chances by choosing a journal that genuinely fits and preparing your paper well. We never recommend cloned, hijacked or delisted journals, and we show you the evidence for every recommendation.
How long does publication take?
It depends on the journal: a few weeks for some, several months for others. Each journal on your shortlist comes with its typical review time, so you can plan around your deadline.