Yes, it is possible but very rare. Definitely, there will be some revisions suggested by the reviewer, it may be minor revisions or it may be major revisions. One has to welcome the reviewers' suggestions, it is an opportunity to learn from the expert people of that particular subject domains.

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Thanks so much Kunwar Singh for you answer

I think it would be never :)

Considering how rigorous the process is

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thanks Abhishek Bhandawat , Kunwar Singh , Ayesha Irfan , and

Hi

I think acceptance or rejection of paper depends upion the quality of research itself and the perspective view of reviewer... Sometimes expert of relevant research is not reviewing ur paper... Then it might be minor rejection..

But when we see the queries which we think are irrelevant... We can send our paper to another journal... There is no enforecement..

I have noticed that sometimes editors, especially of open access journals, urge reviewers to leave some comments when they accept the manuscript as it is

Kindly visit..

https://www.researchgate.net/deref/https%3A%2F%2Fyoutu.be%2FSl7rc60ELcg