Hello Islam, the first thing I did when I saw your question was to check you out. I found your RG score to be 8.08, your TRI score to be 9.9, your total citations to be 2, your research items to be 3 comprising 1 thesis, 1 conference poster and a research article. In that article, I found that you were the 6th author suggesting that you, probably, neither initiated nor led the research. You have not authored an article yet in your research area to acquire the needed Expertise, which is the key factor in selecting a Reviewer. Every single journal in need of a reviewer will do exactly what I have done with you: check you out. So, just like Len said, first get the needed expertise in your field and experience as an author. The job of a reviewer will find you, you might not even need to apply for it.
Please check out journals in your field by using journal finder. Contact the journal through it's correspondence to make your interest known
A reviewer is a very responsible job. One is to have an experience as an author first. It is like allowing a medical graduated student a job of a surgeon to boost one's experience. Graduated medical students spend many years of learning and practicing after the college to become step by step a full fledged surgeon.
Get the initial engineering job first, and gain experience in the field and in authorship. Then, you may be ripen for applying for a job as a reviewer.
@Len Leonid Mizrah, thanks for the wise advise. I agree with you definitely.
Hello Islam, the first thing I did when I saw your question was to check you out. I found your RG score to be 8.08, your TRI score to be 9.9, your total citations to be 2, your research items to be 3 comprising 1 thesis, 1 conference poster and a research article. In that article, I found that you were the 6th author suggesting that you, probably, neither initiated nor led the research. You have not authored an article yet in your research area to acquire the needed Expertise, which is the key factor in selecting a Reviewer. Every single journal in need of a reviewer will do exactly what I have done with you: check you out. So, just like Len said, first get the needed expertise in your field and experience as an author. The job of a reviewer will find you, you might not even need to apply for it.
Thank you everyone for your insightful answers. Now I understand the process.
I wholeheartedly support the response from Maurice Ekpenyong. How can you be a reviewer when you are yet to be well grounded or versed in the area?
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