What should I expect during the peer review process?

What should I expect during the peer review process?

During peer review, your manuscript will be evaluated by experts in your field. They will assess its quality, originality, and relevance.

How long does the peer review process usually take?

It typically takes anywhere from a few weeks to several months, depending on the journal and the reviewers' availability.

What happens if my paper gets rejected?

If your paper is rejected, you will receive feedback from the reviewers. You can use this feedback to improve your manuscript for resubmission elsewhere.

Can I suggest reviewers for my paper?

Yes, many journals allow authors to suggest potential reviewers, but the final decision is up to the editorial team.

What should I do if I disagree with the reviewers' comments?

You can address the comments in your response letter, explaining your perspective and providing evidence to support your stance.