International Research Journal of Advanced Engineering and Technology (IRJAET)
The International Research Journal of Advanced Engineering and Technology (IRJAET) ensures the quality, integrity, and credibility of published research through a rigorous and transparent peer review process.
1. Type of Peer Review
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IRJAET uses a double-blind peer review system:
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Authors’ identities are concealed from reviewers
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Reviewers’ identities are concealed from authors
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This promotes unbiased and objective evaluation of manuscripts.
2. Editorial Screening
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All submissions are initially screened by editors for:
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Relevance to the journal’s scope
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Originality and novelty of research
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Compliance with submission guidelines
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Ethical standards and plagiarism checks
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Manuscripts not meeting these criteria may be rejected without external review.
3. Reviewer Selection
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Reviewers are selected based on subject-matter expertise.
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Conflicts of interest are assessed, and reviewers must disclose any potential conflicts.
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The journal maintains a diverse and qualified reviewer pool from academia and industry.
4. Review Process
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Each manuscript is evaluated by at least two independent reviewers.
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Reviewers assess manuscripts on:
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Originality and contribution to engineering and technology
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Methodological rigor and technical accuracy
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Clarity of presentation and reproducibility
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Ethical compliance in research
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Reviewers provide constructive feedback and recommendations to the editor.
5. Editorial Decision
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Based on reviewer reports, the editor may:
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Accept the manuscript
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Accept with minor revisions
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Request major revisions and resubmission
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Reject the manuscript
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Editorial decisions are independent of authors’ ability to pay fees.
6. Revision and Re-Review
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Authors must respond to reviewer comments clearly.
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Revised manuscripts may be sent back to original reviewers.
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Failure to adequately address reviewer concerns may result in rejection.
7. Confidentiality
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Manuscripts and reviews are confidential.
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Reviewers and editors must not share or use manuscript content for personal gain.
8. Conflicts of Interest
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Reviewers and editors must disclose any conflicts and recuse themselves if impartiality is compromised.
9. Ethical Oversight
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IRJAET follows COPE guidelines for handling ethical issues.
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Allegations of misconduct or bias are investigated thoroughly.
10. Appeals and Complaints
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Authors may appeal editorial decisions with justification.
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Complaints regarding the peer review process are addressed fairly and transparently.