I am afraid that I do not well understand this questio!!

Anyway we as a researchers MUST follow indexed and trusted journals and extremely avoid non-indexed (untrusted or predatory) journals, so that means, only trusted journals have an excellent academic reputation.

Thanks Sir.

I am afraid that I do not well understand this questio!!

Anyway we as a researchers MUST follow indexed and trusted journals and extremely avoid non-indexed (untrusted or predatory) journals, so that means, only trusted journals have an excellent academic reputation.

Thanks Sir.

Indexation of a journal is considered a reflection of its quality. Indexed journals are considered to be of higher scientific quality as compared to non-indexed journals.

I, as a scientist, are also against scammers who, under the guise of scientific journals, are simply dishonestly earning money.

Then how can you get a good reputation for a new (young) journal?

Best regards,

Viola

Your question has to be seen in the wider techn-know-logical context of the information iceberg, but also with technical imitation possibilities (e.g. like the illegal copying of high end brands). The most important factor is always: who or what is behind the respective journal? An accredited university, institute or reputable persons? The whole publication business is under exponential pressure and indexing can give some more trustable information on the selected source of publication.

Indexed journals have more citations. They are more visible, thus more popular to quote from.

Dear Craig Refugio,

Please have a look at this ResearchGate link for the answer to your query.

Article Indexed journal: What does it mean?

Good luck!

I agree with Mahesh Kumar

I think its no use crying over indexed or non indexed journals. there is certainly nothing wrong with indexing of a journal. It actually improves the way we do Science. If possible let all journals be indexed.

Thanks all for answering my question

They are more visible, and more cited.

It seems that they are more rigorous, more influental and of better quality than non- indexed ones.

There are many indexing agencies. Every serious journal is indexed in at least under a few indexing agencies.

Indexing in Scopus, Thomson Reuters, Pubmed etc. are difficult than indexing in other agencies.

Thanks.

There are many great scientists who write everywhere, they do not differentiate, the main thing is the use and then the number of citations of the article and not that of the Journal.

Indexation of a journal is considered a reflection of its quality. Indexed journals are considered to be of higher scientific quality as compared to non-indexed journals.It seems that they are more rigorous, more influental and of better quality than non- indexed ones.They are more visible, and more cited.

When it comes to Publishing an Article your Statement is True that High Indexed Journals has Excellent Reputation than Lower or Non Indexed Journals. High Indexed Journals has High IF Impact Factor and High Index for Reviewers and They follow more Strict Criterias to Publish an Article. They tried to make sure the Information they are Publishing is Authentic and True and presented in Highly Skilled way according to their standards. On the other hand Mostly the sub standards Publications were Published in Journals with low or No Impact Factor very easily by little corrections. This is a Truth most of us know about it but little Discussion about it. The Impact created by Good Journals in our Society is worth it as People read High Quality Publications and has Befenifited from High Quality Articles written by True Experts. Its worth it Regards

Indexation of a journal is observed a reflection of its quality. An indexed journal is one that is indexed in various databases, depending on the discipline. A non-indexed journal is not indexed in databases and are based on web pages only.

Because, from one point of view, in a manner of speaking, non -indexed journals are invisible.

Regards

Thanks all

Yes because well indexed journals are well processed in term of reviewing and editorial work.

Because it is more credible and scientific, and is adopted for the purposes of evaluation and scientific promotions.