I am seeing the journal listed here: http://fake-indian-journals.blogspot.com/2015/03/complete-list-of-fake-predatory-or.html#!/2015/03/complete-list-of-fake-predatory-or.html

Best regards,

Debra

No these journals are bogus, they just ask for publication fees. They have no peer reviewers and they suggest no feedback or corrections. look for journals who are indexed in reputable databases such as scopus.

It would be a good idea to search if the journal is included in Beall's list of Predatory Journals & Publishers. This archive is very comprehensive and frequently updated. Please check the link below.

https://beallslist.weebly.com/

Lets talk about this issue and assist novice researchers to save them from such journals. I have colegues who published with the journals unaware. As the life of an academic person is to publish get tenured and get promotion, young researchers chasing tenure are tempted to publish with any journal that comes their way. The issue of job security will come into play at times as one is required to publish a certain number of articles within a given time frame.

However, some journals may be new and maybe they are run by professionals who later find their way and meet certain requirements of reputable databases like scopus and Thomson Reuters .