For writing a review-based paper, if we search articles on Scopus, ScienceDirect and Web of science will that be enough?
Yes, sometimes I use Google Scholar. Not very often, but sometimes I take a look at GS
Dear Dr. Mohd Atif Aman ,
Yes, I agree with Dr. Silvius Stanciu ! I also think that Google Scholar is still an important source.
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Dr. Vardan Atoyan
Thank you, Dr. Vardan Atoyan.
We are also using Google Scholar H index as criteria to evaluate candidates at exams, with Scopus and Clarivate H index
I think so, because many times, Google Scholar offers the possibility of finding the full version of the article.
Of course yes. The GS makes it possible to easily and above all freely identify the uses and contexts of citations. In addition, the H index, unlike other bibliometric impact indices, is personal.
Almost all the reviewers of good journals look for a very robust methodology while evaluating one's review article, Some well-respected reviewers of good Journals don't even like sources from Scopus let alone Google Scholar in a Review Article. They mostly prefer Web of Science Database or Papers belonging to the Journals from ABDC or ABS list. So, To my mind, Google Scholar is not a trusted source for writing Review Articles.
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