Peer Review Process
The Asian Journal of Chemical and Pharmaceutical Research (AJCPR) follows a peer review system to ensure that published articles meet scientific and ethical standards. Based on the journal's published author guidelines and review policies, the process typically includes the following steps:
Manuscript Submission
Authors submit their manuscript through the e-mail at pharmaresearchlibrary@gmail.com
The manuscript should comply with the journal's formatting and author guidelines.
Editorial Screening
The editorial office checks whether the manuscript:
- Fits the journal's scope.
- Meets formatting requirements.
- Contains all required sections.
- Satisfies plagiarism and ethical standards.
- Manuscripts that do not meet these requirements may be returned for technical corrections before review.
Peer Review
- The manuscript is sent to at least two independent experts in the relevant field.
- We are using double-blind peer review process, where reviewers and authors do not know each other's identities.
Reviewer Evaluation
Reviewers assess:
- Originality and novelty.
- Scientific methodology.
- Data quality and statistical analysis.
- Interpretation of results.
- Quality of writing and presentation.
- Ethical compliance.
- Significance of the research.
Editorial Decision
Based on reviewer comments, the editor may decide:
- Accept
- Minor Revision.
- Major Revision.
- Reject
Revision
- Authors respond to each reviewer comment point-by-point.
- Revised manuscripts may be returned to the reviewers for a second evaluation if substantial revisions were requested.
Final Acceptance and Publication
- Once the editor is satisfied with the revisions, the manuscript is accepted.
- The paper then proceeds to copyediting, proofreading, and publication in the journal.
Typical Timeline
- Initial editorial assessment: A few days to 1 week.
- Peer review: Approximately 2–4 weeks.
- Initial decision: Around 4–6 weeks after submission.
- Publication after acceptance
Overall, the journal aims to maintain a rigorous review process by using independent expert reviewers and editorial oversight before accepting manuscripts for publication.