There are many papers by Indian scientists published in Scopus-indexed journals. Why do you think these journals do not accept such papers? How many such cases do you know?
It is not so. Indian research ranked 4th in the world ranking on Scopus indexed journals in the year 2020.
The growth is going higher year by year.
In the year 2000 the India ranked 13th place.
11th position in 2005.
9th position in 2010.
5th position in 2015; and now
4th position in 2020.
https://www.scimagojr.com/countryrank.php?
Hello Arul Lawrence
I know that concerns are also expressed that articles by Chinese authors are "victims". I have not seen that in the journals I read. Such large countries like China and India (and they have people like me who live away from there now) must have a big % of manuscripts accepted and a big % of manuscripts rejected. That's the law of statistics. I agree with Shivendra Singh that the growth is just getting higher and higher for those countries.
In Scopus DataBase we are in 4th place for the years 2020 and 2021. If they have done like this how it is possible?. Hence based on the journal requirements, you prepare and proceed
Dear Professor Dr. Arul Lawrence
According to the SCIMAGO institutions ranking (1996-2020) data claims that, India got a 7 th rank in scopus indexed published articles[ 1 ].
Documents - 2128896
Citations - 22218913
H index - 691
Citations per document - 10.4
Ranking List:(Scopus Documents)
1) United States- 13817725
2) China- 7454602
3)United Kingdom- 4039729
4) Germany- 3515309
5)Japan- 3074206
6)France- 2437589
7) India- 2128896
Most of the Indian authors are have a role in Scopus indexed journal (chief editor, Associate Editor, Peer Reviewer and etc..)
Elsevier publication stated that , eight reasons for rejected our article . There are:
1. It fails the technical screening.
2. It does not fall within the Aims and Scope.
3. It's incomplete.
4. The procedures and/or analysis of the data is seen to be defective.
5. The conclusions cannot be justified on the basis of the rest of the paper.
6. It's simply a small extension of a different paper, often from the same authors.
7. It's incomprehensible.
8. It's boring.
And other reasons also major factor for reject article(i.e) without proper research gap, without proper citation, don’t have a society based solution for the current problem, including the personal thoughts and opinions[ 2 ].
Thanks and Regards
References:
[1]https://www.scimagojr.com/countryrank.php
[2] https://www.elsevier.com/connect/8-reasons-i-rejected-your-article
There is quite a big number of paper published in scopus by Indian authors. and number is still growing.
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