If you want to publish a review article, you should write to the editor of the journal in question, together with a detailed plan. But be aware that if you are not known to the editorial board, you will have a chance very close to 0, unless you have a much more senior colleague who could recommend you. And even that might not help.

My question to you is this: WHY, WHY are you in a hurry? A review article needs to be assessed, just as any other contribution, and I would say that if you are not known the assessment will be more detailed, just because you are a junior scientist.

Again - to be in a hurry is NEVER a good start.

If you want to publish a review article, you should write to the editor of the journal in question, together with a detailed plan. But be aware that if you are not known to the editorial board, you will have a chance very close to 0, unless you have a much more senior colleague who could recommend you. And even that might not help.

My question to you is this: WHY, WHY are you in a hurry? A review article needs to be assessed, just as any other contribution, and I would say that if you are not known the assessment will be more detailed, just because you are a junior scientist.

Again - to be in a hurry is NEVER a good start.

Thank you for your valuable comment. Thanks @Dr.Michael Patriksson for your contribution.

Agree with Michael. There is no 'magic', quick formulae (possibly with the exception of 'predatory' journals which are happy to take your money, publish quickly and where your work will have no value and be seen by no-one). If you find yourself in a situation whereby you 'have to' publish very quickly i.e. university contractual issues - you have to ask 'have you not planned well and left it too late' and/or 'you should question the validity of the task imposed'.

If there was such a thing as a 'legitimate' journal that published (including the review process) then 'everyone' would be submitting to it - and then that time process would soon be doubled, tripled etc.

Hard work, patience and perseverance is how most people, in today's very competitive publishing environment, eventually get published.

Check in MDPI https://www.mdpi.com/about/apc

You can choose to have your review as an >>open review

there is journal named: Journal of Integrative Neuroscience

open access, high quality and rapid publication

https://jin.imrpress.org

Writing a review article should be a state-of-the-art if you want to publish in good journal. But, it's not possible to publish an article just within one or two month in a good journal. Of course, there are some journals in which you can publish your article within a month. But these journals are predatory, fake and they will publish article without any review, just for money. Don't be in a hurry. Publishing within one month will not help you at all.

Respected professors and scholars,

Thank you for your contribution

@Dean Whitehead@Boris L. Almonacid@Shadow Shadow@Sohel Rana

Free - Reputed Journal - Quick Turnaround

This is an impossible trio. Think of it as the three corners of a triangle.

Side A = Free and Reputed - Possible (Many journals without submission fee)

Side B = Free and Quick - Possible (many journals have quick turnaround policy)

Side C = Reputed and Quick - Possible (There are quiet a few I know in Economics/Finance)

But you can't have it all together. It just doesn't go well together.

And if you want genuine journal suggestions for your manuscript, you must give more details about your work (subject area, research topic, methodological rigour, nature of write-up etc).

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Thank you for your contribution @George Varghese

Dear Sathish Kumar ,

As far as my knowledge is concerned, no free journal is available to publish your review article in 1 or 2 months. Any Journal may take minimum of two to three months atleast to publish online that becomes the fastest publication. However, if you are asking for paid trustworthy journals you can select Journals of scopus indexed with UGC recognized which takes hardly less time may be within a month also to publish online.

With regards,

Thank you professor for your valuable comment @Pisipaty Srinivas Kishore