Peer Review Process
The Journal of Engineering, Informatics, Communication, Science & Technology, Education, (Christian)Theology, and Multidisciplinary Knowledge ( EICSTEM Journal) implements a double-blind peer review process to ensure scientific quality, fairness, and objectivity. The review procedure consists of the following stages:
1. Initial Editorial Screening
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Submitted manuscripts are checked for completeness, relevance to the journal’s focus and scope, and adherence to author guidelines.
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A plagiarism check is conducted using specialized software.
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Manuscripts failing to meet basic requirements may be rejected at this stage (desk rejection).
2. Reviewer Assignment
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Manuscripts that pass the initial screening are assigned to at least two reviewers who are experts in the field.
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The journal uses a double-blind system, ensuring anonymity for both authors and reviewers.
3. Peer Review Process
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Reviewers assess the manuscript’s scientific quality, methodology, originality, contribution to knowledge, and clarity of presentation.
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Reviewers provide recommendations:
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Accept
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Minor revision
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Major revision
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Reject
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Feedback is provided objectively and constructively.
4. Author Revision
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Authors are required to revise the manuscript according to reviewers’ comments.
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Revisions must be accompanied by a response to reviewers document detailing the changes made.
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Incomplete or inadequate revisions may result in additional revision requests.
5. Editorial Decision
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After revisions are submitted, the editor evaluates the revised manuscript and reviewer feedback.
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The editor makes the final decision to accept, request further revision, or reject the manuscript.
6. Final Editing and Publication
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Accepted manuscripts undergo final editing for layout, language, and formatting.
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The article is then scheduled for publication in the journal’s monthly issue.