ell me about the most important reasons for rejecting scientific research submitted to scientific journals...
Eight reasons to rejected your article
1.It fails the technical screening.
2.It does not fall within the Aims and Scope.
3.It's incomplete.
4.The procedures and/or analysis of the data is seen to be defective.
5.The conclusions cannot be justified on the basis of the rest of the paper.
6.It's simply a small extension of a different paper, often from the same authors.
7.It's incomprehensible.
8.It's boring.
there are so many resions for rejection of a paper
- standard of paper
- quality of paper
- Originality of work
- standard of journal
- your reputation as a researcher
- etc
Eight reasons to rejected your article
1.It fails the technical screening.
2.It does not fall within the Aims and Scope.
3.It's incomplete.
4.The procedures and/or analysis of the data is seen to be defective.
5.The conclusions cannot be justified on the basis of the rest of the paper.
6.It's simply a small extension of a different paper, often from the same authors.
7.It's incomprehensible.
8.It's boring.
Common : Presentation /grammar / structure stuff is not compatiable with reviewers understanding !!!!
I have seen stupid stuff !!!! Wonder how stuff get published !!
Rejection is the norm in academic publishing. Even researchers at the top of their field have experienced rejection. Several peer-reviewed studies have investigated the reasons that journals reject papers. Listed below are the most common rejection reasons cited in these studies.
1- Lack of originality, novelty, or significance
2- Mismatch with the journal
3- Flaws in study design
4- Poor Writing and Organization
5- Inadequate preparation of the manuscript
6- Rejection reasons not related to manuscript quality
Therefore, there are many reasons that journals reject manuscripts for publication, some due to the quality of the research or manuscript, and some due to completely avoidable reasons like mismatch with the journal. Further, it is not rare for journals to reject even high-quality manuscripts simply because of space constraints or other issues. The reasons given above are some of the most common reasons for rejection, but they are not the only ones. Other reasons include salami publications, non-conformance to ethics policies, and plagiarism.
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