This research question seeks to determine the average number of revision rounds a manuscript typically undergoes before being accepted by an SSCI journal. Understanding this average can help researchers anticipate the review process and better prepare their submissions.
The number of revisions a manuscript undergoes before being accepted in an SSCI journal varies, but 4 or more rounds of revisions is not uncommon. Each journal has its policy, and some may have a limit on the number of revisions while others may not. In some cases, a manuscript may be accepted after only one round of revisions, while in other cases it may require multiple rounds. The number of revisions needed can depend on various factors, including the quality of the manuscript, the journal's standards, and the reviewers' comments.
Mi criterio muy particular es que las que sean necesarias, pero con dos o tres revisiones serán suficientes por la experticia de los autores y las exigencia de la revista. Saludos.
In addition to the previous answers, the originality of a manuscript in providing solutions to current challenges, compliance with the journal's specification and the reviewer's knowldege are significant factors of rounds of revision.
Just be patient with them and compliance with them until they satisfied that your manuscript is okey. And also remember some journal has multiple rounds before it been accepted, in the process of reviewing it'll look in to quality of the manuscript, the journal's standard......
It all depends on the degree of response of researcher to the reviewers comments in carrying out the given suggestions and comments. In general it will take just two revisions if the researcher's responsiveness is high degree.