Dear @Nabeel, let me bring some good readings about the issue that you have raised.
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Does_anybody_know_how_we_can_add_the_missing_citations_to_our_profile_in_Google_Scholar
https://sites.google.com/site/khuramtoor/research/how-to-add-missing-citations-in-research-gate-showing-up-in-google-scholar
http://blog.impactstory.org/ultimate-guide-for-articles/
It will be documented when the other researcher will upload paper it on RG.
Congrats for citations
As suggested by my colleagues it will takes time and will appear here.
Regards
Dear @Nabeel. There is no promt sinchronization between Researchgate and Google scholar. This item will be updated in next few months at your profile. Huge inertia!!!
For example, my number of citations at Researchgate is twice smaller than at Google scholar. Such differences results in different H scores between RG portal and GS portal.
Yes, great dear colleagues. Thanks a lot for your early response. Kind regards.
Please refer to https://explore.researchgate.net/display/support/Stats#Stats-Citationstats
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I think the opposite is the right
it takes time to appear on google scholar
regards
Why are some of my citations not shown?
I think this link help
https://explore.researchgate.net/display/support/Citations
i have similar issue. some of my articles are cited in RG but not reflecting in GS.
Same problem here. It may be because of the reason that RG and GS are not synced with each other. Their should be a provision of syncing the two.
Thank you dear colleagues. It is now really documented on my overview.
Dear @Nabeel, let me bring some good readings about the issue that you have raised.
https://www.researchgate.net/post/Does_anybody_know_how_we_can_add_the_missing_citations_to_our_profile_in_Google_Scholar
https://sites.google.com/site/khuramtoor/research/how-to-add-missing-citations-in-research-gate-showing-up-in-google-scholar
http://blog.impactstory.org/ultimate-guide-for-articles/
Thanks a lot dear colleagues Barbara,Ljubomir, Sirajo,Huma, Daud, Ali hadi and Anirbid for the valuable comments. Best regards.
Dear Nabeel - You have rightly raised an important issue. It has happened with me also. RG is showing five less citations of my paper/s in comparison to Google Scholar citations though the concerned papers are uploaded in RG. Regards
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Dear Nabeel,
You are right.
RG doesn't follow the Google Scholar citation record. They do the work following their own system. Google Scholar citation is more exhaustive than RG.
Regards
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