HOW DO I KNOW WHICH JOURNALS ARE CREDIBLE AND OF HIGH REPUTE?

[Maduabuchi John]

I am Maduabuchi John, a young researcher in a federal research institute in nigeria. i would love to know which journals that i need to focus more on, and which will offer me a great start on my budding research career. 

thank you

[Dr Natasha Das]

Dear Maduabuchi

You can check the Think.Check.Submit website. (thinkchecksubmit.org ). They have a very good list of things to think and check before you plan to submit your manuscript to a journal. 

Hope it helps you. 

Natasha

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I am Maduabuchi John, a young researcher in a federal research institute in nigeria. i would love to know which journals that i need to focus more on, and which will offer me a great start on my budding research career. 

thank you

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[Abdullahi Adamu Faggo]

There are many criteria to distinguish predatory journals (pseudojournals or fake journals) from the genuine ones.  Predatory usually focuses on your money as the basic requirement for  publication. While the genuine, though some collect money but they are much concern with quality and standard ethical protocols.

On Tue, 17 Nov 2020, 14:05 Maduabuchi John, <clas...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am Maduabuchi John, a young researcher in a federal research institute in nigeria. i would love to know which journals that i need to focus more on, and which will offer me a great start on my budding research career. 

thank you

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[Uchechi Anaduaka]

Dear John,

You can also go through Clarivate Analytics with your abstract to see which journals are related to your research.

I hope this helps.

Regards,

Uchechi

On Tue, Nov 17, 2020 at 9:05 PM Maduabuchi John <clas...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am Maduabuchi John, a young researcher in a federal research institute in nigeria. i would love to know which journals that i need to focus more on, and which will offer me a great start on my budding research career. 

thank you

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I say NO to quitting. I will NOT give up till I have exhausted ALL possibilities.

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Hi Maduabuchi

Check your university library.  Hopefully, your library will have access to Cabells (https://www2.cabells.com/).  With Cabells, you can search  for journals to publish your articles.  Also,  Cabells has a list of predatory journals. 

https://blog.cabells.com/2020/06/08/announcement/

Cassandra