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UGC CARE

UGC CARE (Consortium for Academic and Research Ethics) was established by the University Grants Commission (UGC) of India to promote high-quality research and ethical publishing. The UGC CARE List identified reputable journals, helping researchers, academicians, and institutions avoid predatory publications. It played a crucial role in maintaining academic integrity, ensuring that research met global standards. With recent changes affecting its status, discussions are emerging on alternative indexing systems, journal credibility, and publication ethics. Stay updated on its impact, challenges, and solutions to navigate academic publishing effectively in the evolving research landscape.

How to Become a Peer Reviewer on Scholar9.com?

I heard that Scholar9 offers an opportunity to become a peer reviewer for research articles across multiple journals hosted on their platform. However, I am unsure about the process of becoming a reviewer. Could you provide a step-by-step guide on how to enroll and participate as a peer reviewer for...

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What system can replace the UGC CARE List?

Many countries and institutions use different indexing and accreditation systems to maintain academic journal standards (e.g., Scopus, Web of Science, DOAJ). With the UGC CARE List being discontinued, what indexing systems or alternative frameworks should Indian academia adopt to ensure quality and integrity in research publishing? Should a new national-level...

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What steps should the Indian academic community take to ensure transparency and credibility in journal?

The sudden removal of the UGC CARE List creates a gap in structured academic publishing oversight. How can academic bodies, journal publishers, and researchers work together to establish a transparent, reliable, and universally accepted system for evaluating journals? Should there be collaborative efforts between Indian and international accreditation agencies? What...

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How can I ensure that my journal is compliant with international standards and indexing services using OJS?

I'm looking for guidance on how to align my journal with international standards and make sure it meets the requirements for indexing services like CrossRef, DOAJ, and Google Scholar, all while using OJS as the platform. 

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