FAQ's
Once an author submits their paper, the review process typically takes 2 – 3 days. After receiving the review, the author has 14 days to make the corrections and to pay the article processing charge (APC). Then the paper is published.
Yes, extensions are possible, but the author must inform us prior. Otherwise, the paper will be automatically rejected if the APC is not paid within 21 days.
Articles meeting our strict formatting and language standards are published for free. Submissions requiring extensive editing can purchase Preferred Editing. All review articles require this service due to the editorial work involved. Publication of the article will be Rs. 15,000 and publishing of the poster will cost Rs. 5000.
No, all articles are freely available under Open Access, as we believe in unrestricted access to scientific research.
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Carefully follow the guidelines in the Author Guide, including formatting, language, and references. Articles that meet these requirements will qualify for free publication.
No, purchasing Preferred Editing does not guarantee publication. Preliminary acceptance occurs when your article enters peer review. However, comprehensive editorial review and final publication approval happen only after peer review. If the article is rejected after peer review, then a partial refund will be issued. No refund is given for articles withdrawn by the author or rejected due to fraud or plagiarism.
The Journal of MedVerse Research and Practice categorizes errors into four levels to ensure articles are properly assessed and directed to the right services, such as MedVerse Preferred Editing for extensive revisions. This process ensures clarity while highlighting the benefits of free publication and our editing services.
- Our editors will correct all formatting and language errors, but authors must address the following:
- Scientific content issues
- Blurry or illegible figures
- Incomplete or missing references
- Duplicated or disordered references Sometimes, articles with extensive issues may be ineligible for editing services.
By submitting a carefully formatted article, you avoid Preferred Editing fees. Other journals may charge higher fees or require copyright surrender.
We offer a discount of Rs. 1000 to authors from the lowest income. Fee waivers are not provided, but financial need-based discounts can be assessed upon request.
We maintain a direct submission policy and do not work with agents or intermediaries for manuscript submissions. Authors are encouraged to independently log in to our website and submit their articles through the official submission platform, ensuring a streamlined and transparent system for authors.