Publish with confidence. At Reseapro Journals, we provide a streamlined, ethical, and globally visible publishing experience. This page outlines comprehensive author guidelines for open-access journals, ensuring clarity in manuscript submission, publication ethics, peer review, article processing charges (APCs), and post-submission communication. Whether you are submitting a full-length research article, a review, or a case study, these guidelines will help you navigate the publishing process with ease.
Reseapro welcome submissions from all fields of science, medicine, engineering, social sciences, humanities, and business. The following types of manuscripts are accepted:
Original Articles present novel findings, innovative methodologies, or significant theoretical contributions derived from research studies. This is the most common type of journal manuscript and is used to publish comprehensive reports of original research data. Manuscripts should include an abstract, clearly defined objectives, detailed methodology, results, and discussion. The standard format consists of the following sections: Introduction, Methods, Results, and Discussion, making it suitable for a wide range of disciplines and study designs.
Review Articles provide comprehensive literature reviews that summarize, analyze, and synthesize existing knowledge within a particular field. These manuscripts present the current state of research, highlight existing gaps, and identify potential future directions. By offering a fundamental background to ongoing studies, review articles serve as valuable resources for researchers and are frequently cited in subsequent publications.
Case Studies present detailed real-world accounts that provide valuable insights into practical applications, systems, or behaviors. These articles report specific instances of noteworthy phenomena, helping researchers recognize and understand the occurrence of unusual, previously unknown, or emerging conditions and events. Commonly published in medical and scientific fields, case studies contribute to the advancement of knowledge by highlighting observations that may guide future research and practice.
Mini Reviews are concise scholarly articles that provide an overview of recent advances and key developments in a specific research area. They critically summarize important findings from previously published studies, identify current trends and research gaps, and suggest potential directions for future investigations. Mini Reviews offer readers a focused understanding of emerging topics within a limited scope.
Short Communications are brief research articles that present significant findings, innovative methodologies, or preliminary results that warrant rapid dissemination. Although shorter than full-length research papers, they must provide clear objectives, appropriate methodology, and meaningful conclusions. These articles enable authors to communicate timely and impactful scientific contributions to the research community.
Perspective/Commentary articles present expert opinions, interpretations, and viewpoints on recent developments, emerging trends, or ongoing controversies within a specific field. These manuscripts provide critical analysis and scholarly discussion on current issues, offering new perspectives and encouraging academic debate. They are intended to stimulate further research and contribute to the advancement of knowledge.
Editorials are scholarly opinion articles written by editors, members of the editorial board, or invited contributors that reflect on significant topics, emerging issues, or current academic discourse within a field. These articles provide insights, commentary, and informed perspectives intended to stimulate discussion and enhance understanding among researchers and readers.
Letters to the Editor are brief communications that provide comments, critiques, or additional insights on previously published articles or current issues of scientific and academic importance. These letters encourage scholarly discussion, allow authors and readers to exchange viewpoints, and contribute to the ongoing advancement of knowledge within the field.
This journal is committed to upholding the integrity of the scientific record. As a member of the Committee on Publication Ethics COPE the journal will follow the COPE guidelines on how to deal with potential acts of misconduct.
Authors must report research findings accurately, honestly, and transparently. Any form of fabrication, falsification, manipulation, or misrepresentation of data is strictly prohibited. Authors are expected to adhere to the principles of Good Scientific Practice throughout the research and publication process.
Important note: the journal may use software to screen for plagiarism.
If there is any suspicion of research misconduct, the journal will investigate the matter in accordance with COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics) guidelines. The author(s) will be contacted and given an opportunity to respond before any decision is made.
If misconduct is confirmed, the journal may take one or more of the following actions:
One author is assigned as Corresponding Author and acts on behalf of all co-authors, ensuring that questions related to the accuracy or integrity of any part of the work are appropriately addressed.
The Corresponding Author is responsible for the following requirements:
* The requirement of managing all communication between the journal and all co-authors during submission and proofing may be delegated to a Contact or Submitting Author. In this case, the Corresponding Author should be clearly indicated in the manuscript.
All manuscripts must be submitted through Reseapro's secure Editorial Management System (EMS).
Initial editorial screening (plagiarism check, scope match) is completed within 24–48 hours.
Reseapro Journals follows a double-blind peer review process to ensure a fair, unbiased, and confidential evaluation of all submitted manuscripts. During the review process, the identities of both the authors and the reviewers remain confidential.
Authors must ensure that the submitted manuscript is fully anonymized before submission. The following requirements must be followed:
As a fully open-access journal, Reseapro Journals makes published articles freely available to readers worldwide without subscription or access fees. To support editorial processing, peer-review management, manuscript handling, digital publication, DOI registration, indexing preparation, hosting, and long-term archiving, an Article Processing Charge (APC) is applicable only after final editorial acceptance of the manuscript.
APC payment does not influence editorial assessment, peer-review outcomes, or acceptance decisions. Manuscripts are evaluated based on scholarly merit, journal scope, ethical compliance, and editorial standards.
| Item | Amount / Timing |
|---|---|
| Standard Article Processing Charge | USD 1,019 |
| When payable | After final editorial acceptance and during the galley proof stage |
| Submission fee | No APC is payable at submission stage |
Country-based APC discounts are applied according to the World Bank Group income classification of the corresponding author’s primary institutional affiliation, unless otherwise determined by the Editorial Office for exceptional cases.
| Country Group | Discount | Estimated payable APC |
|---|---|---|
| High-income | 0% | USD 1,019.00 |
| Middle-income | 35% | USD 662.35 |
| Low-income | 55% | USD 458.55 |
*Classification is based on World Bank income groups.
The APC supports the editorial, technical, screening, production, and publishing services required to maintain a transparent and high-quality open-access publication process.
The journal is committed to supporting equitable and accessible scholarly publishing. In addition to country-based APC discounts, authors may be considered for additional fee reductions based on manuscript quality, editorial assessment, and compliance with journal publication standards.
In exceptional cases, manuscripts demonstrating strong academic quality and full compliance with publication requirements may be considered for partial APC discounts or full publication support (Zero APC), subject to editorial evaluation and approval.
Eligibility for additional discounts or APC waivers may be assessed using the following criteria:
Meeting the above criteria does not automatically guarantee an APC waiver, discount, or free publication. Final decisions regarding fee reductions, waivers, or publication support remain at the discretion of the Editorial Office based on editorial assessment, publication suitability, and available support capacity.
Requests for APC waivers, discounts, or financial consideration should be submitted at the time of initial manuscript submission. Requests submitted after editorial acceptance may not be considered.
Authors may complete APC payments through secure payment methods, including:
APCs become payable only after final editorial acceptance of the manuscript. The applicable APC payment must be completed during the galley proof stage before publication. Authors will receive the final galley proof for review, and publication processing will proceed only after APC payment confirmation has been received.
Manuscripts will not be scheduled for final publication until the APC payment process has been completed.
APC payments made after publication are non-refundable. APCs paid for manuscripts that have entered production, galley proof preparation, or final publication processing may not be eligible for refund, except in exceptional circumstances approved by the Editorial Office.
If a refund is approved, any applicable bank charges, currency conversion fees, gateway charges, or administrative deductions may be deducted from the refundable amount where applicable.
The journal maintains transparency in APC communication and does not request APC payment before final editorial acceptance. APCs support open-access publication services and do not purchase acceptance, peer-review approval, citation outcomes, indexing guarantees, or editorial preference.
The Editorial Office may review and update this APC policy periodically to reflect operational requirements, international publishing standards, and changes in external classification systems used for discount eligibility.
Reseapro Journals is committed to maintaining integrity, transparency, and ethical standards in scholarly publishing. This policy is intended to ensure fairness, accountability, and responsible editorial practice for authors, reviewers, editors, and the academic community.
The journal follows internationally accepted principles of publication ethics and editorial best practices. Manuscript withdrawal requests are handled in accordance with ethical publishing standards and with reference to the guidance of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE), wherever applicable.
Authors are strongly encouraged to review this policy carefully before submitting a manuscript. A manuscript remains under editorial consideration until the journal issues written confirmation of withdrawal.
Authors may request manuscript withdrawal within seven (7) days of submission without any withdrawal or administrative charge, provided the manuscript has not substantially progressed through editorial screening, technical checks, or publication preparation.
During this period, withdrawal requests may be processed without financial obligation to the author.
If a manuscript is withdrawn after seven (7) days of submission and editorial or administrative processing has already commenced, an editorial and administrative processing charge may apply to cover costs incurred by the journal.
Where manuscript handling activities, including pre-QC, plagiarism screening, editorial evaluation, formatting assessment, compliance verification, manuscript administration, communication, and technical processing have already been completed, authors may be required to pay 25% of the standard Article Processing Charge (APC).
This charge reflects the editorial resources, technical assessment, manuscript handling, and administrative services already invested in manuscript processing.
If the manuscript has entered or completed the peer-review process, an editorial and administrative processing charge may apply to cover reviewer coordination, editorial oversight, peer-review administration, manuscript evaluation, and associated publication-management activities.
Authors may be required to pay 50% of the standard Article Processing Charge (APC). Withdrawal requests at this stage will be evaluated in accordance with ethical editorial practices and publication standards.
If a manuscript is withdrawn after revision submission, editorial correction, technical editing, formatting, layout preparation, or post-review manuscript processing, an administrative and editorial processing charge may apply because substantial editorial work has already been completed.
Authors may be required to pay 60% of the standard Article Processing Charge (APC). This charge covers editorial handling, manuscript preparation, formatting, production support, and publication-workflow management.
Where a manuscript has progressed to the galley-proof, final proofreading, or publication-preparation stage, withdrawal requests may result in an administrative and publication processing charge because substantial editorial, technical, and production work has already been completed.
Authors may be required to pay 75% of the standard Article Processing Charge (APC). This includes costs related to proofreading, production preparation, formatting, typesetting, and publication-workflow activities.
The following summary is provided for clarity. The applicable charge depends on the manuscript stage and the editorial or production work already completed.
| Stage | Manuscript Status | Possible Charge |
|---|---|---|
| Before editorial processing | Within 7 days and not substantially processed | No withdrawal or administrative charge |
| After editorial processing | After 7 days and before peer review | Up to 25% of standard APC |
| During or after peer review | Peer review entered or completed | Up to 50% of standard APC |
| After revision/correction/formatting | Post-review or production preparation work completed | Up to 60% of standard APC |
| After galley proof and before publication | Galley proof, final proofreading, or publication preparation started | Up to 75% of standard APC |
All withdrawal requests must be submitted formally by the corresponding author to the Editorial Office. The request should include:
The manuscript shall remain under editorial consideration until written confirmation of withdrawal is formally issued by the journal.
The Editorial Office reserves the right to review withdrawal requests and apply relevant editorial procedures where necessary to ensure compliance with ethical publication standards.
Authors are expected to adhere to responsible publication ethics throughout the editorial and peer-review process. The following practices may be considered unethical:
Where unethical publication practices are identified, the journal may apply appropriate editorial measures, including temporary restrictions on future submissions and additional editorial review procedures.
Once published, articles become part of the permanent scholarly record and generally cannot be withdrawn.
In cases involving serious ethical concerns, plagiarism, duplicate publication, copyright infringement, fabricated or unreliable data, or major scientific errors affecting the validity of the scholarly record, the journal may issue a correction, expression of concern, or retraction in accordance with accepted publication-ethics practices and COPE guidance, where applicable.
For withdrawal requests or policy-related concerns, authors should contact the Editorial Office through the journal's official communication channels.
Reseapro Journals is committed to ethical editorial decision-making and responsible publication standards. The journal follows publication-ethics principles and considers relevant recommendations and guidance from the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) in manuscript handling, withdrawal requests, corrections, and editorial decision-making.
All published articles are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY). Authors retain copyright.
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