Some of the good journals asked that title of your research should be short and brief, even, not more than 11 words!!! What's your opinion?
A short title with important features of your objectives is key. I recommend a maximum of 16 words.
Good journals? Some articles in Scopus based journal carry 12-16 words. The key should be to avoid unnecessarily wordings. Be short with it yet be informative.
Research article titles should be short and sweet, precise and to the point!
Unless specified by the journal, the title should be not more than one crisp sentence conveying the jist of the finding, involving the key words of the article.
Thank you so much Jaya Vikas Kurhekar and Rakesh Yashroy, for your valuable suggestions.
The title for an article is a function of the variables involved and the area of emphasis for the content and context thereof, to the extent of making meaning to the readership. However, too many articles within the article title may render the title invalid.
Max of 17 words and it must captures the main variables under study in precise and concise manner. Thanks
While short titles are generally more attractive, we should be careful about the accuracy as well.
Accuracy shouldn't be sacrificed for the sake of gaining attention from wider audience.
The title should contain the words that discusses your main research purpose. And the short title gain more reads and may be more citations.
Mohammad Mizanur Rahman The title should not be shorter than five or longer than seventeen words, and should inform the reader about the issue, the method, the outcome and the sample.
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