Peer-Review Process
IMCC Journal of Science employs a rigorous double-blind peer-review process, ensuring an unbiased and impartial evaluation. In this process, the identities of both the reviewer and the author remain confidential. The editorial board meticulously selects qualified referees with expertise in the specific field of the paper under review, guaranteeing a thorough and insightful assessment.
Preliminary Assessment
Before submitting a paper for peer review, it should meet the following requirements:
- Relevance to the journal’s focus and scope
- Compliance with the stylistic and bibliographic guidelines outlined in the Author Guidelines
- Readability score of at least 80%
- Similarity index not exceeding 10%
Manuscripts that do not meet these criteria will be rejected outright. All authors will be informed about the results of the preliminary assessment. Passing the preliminary assessment only indicates that the paper is ready for the double-blind peer review process. It does not guarantee acceptance for publication. Authors are strongly encouraged to use licensed software for plagiarism detection and to conduct thorough spelling and grammar checks before submitting their papers. This will ensure a smooth and efficient review process.
Double-Blind Peer Review
Manuscripts undergo thorough evaluation by a minimum of two external reviewers and one internal reviewer:
- External Reviewers: These experts are unaffiliated with the journal and hold established credibility in the relevant field. They are carefully selected for their expertise to ensure a fair and objective assessment.
- Internal Reviewer: A member of the editorial board with expertise matching the subject area of the submitted paper provides an additional internal perspective.
- Accepted with No Revisions
- Accepted with Minor Revisions
- Accepted with Major Revisions
- Rejected