Peer Review Process

1. Authors submit their manuscripts online to the JELR Journal.

2. The manuscript will be initially screened by the editorial board in terms of focus and scope, compliance with the prescribed article template (as stated on the journal’s homepage), and plagiarism check with a similarity index not exceeding 30%.

3. Manuscripts that meet the criteria in terms of focus and scope, template compliance, and plagiarism threshold (≤30%) will be forwarded to reviewers for content evaluation.

4. The manuscript should consist of the following sections: introduction, research methodology, results and discussion, conclusion, and references. Reviewers will evaluate the manuscript based on scientific merit, novelty, and research contribution.

5. The review process is conducted in several stages to ensure the manuscript meets the expected quality standards.

6. The editor will make the final decision regarding the reviewed manuscript, whether it is accepted for publication or rejected.

7. If the manuscript is accepted, the editor will request the author’s confirmation for publication in the JELR Journal.

8. Authors are required to create an account by completing the requested personal and academic information.