Reviewer Guidelines

1. Does the Manuscript fall under your research interest. Please reject the assignment if you think you are not strong with the manuscript scope.
2. We understand that even you are busy in academic or other commencing dues and thus please accept assignments only if you feel you do have time to review the manuscript. And please let know the editorial office immediately if you need additional timeline extensions and try completing within the assigned dates (with extensions if applicable).
3. Kindly inform editorial office if you have any competing conflict of interests which will help editorial office to decide if the manuscript falls under the competing conflicts.

1. Readability: Please closely evaluate the readability and language which is important aspect of manuscript writing. If the language is not properly conveying the results, then it must not be encouraged to publish.
2. Originality: Plagiarism is a crime and JSMCentral strongly opposes plagiarized content. Thus kindly check the originality of the manuscript closely in order to avoid publishing of any plagiarized content.
3. Relevance: Identify if the manuscript adheres to the journal scope and standards? Does the manuscript add any knowledge to the research community?
4. Content: See if the following areas are explained with accuracy

a. Does the title describe the article?
b. Is Abstract briefly explained the summary of the manuscript submitted?
c. Introduction: Is the background of the manuscript explained in detail? Does the manuscript explained what other research have been conducted on this particular area. Are the references been properly cited?
d. Materials and Methods: Kindly see that the data is clearly mentioned without any overwriting of results. Does the experimental method are clear and they reciprocate the research performed. Also analyze if the authors are precise in their described measurement.
e. Results and Discussions: Authors must explain in detail what they have performed. If the writing is not accurate and need further explanations, add in detail what you are expecting from the author. If possible, kindly suggest ways of improving the writing.
f. Figures and Tables: Are they appropriately labeled? And are they easy to interpret?

5. References Cited: References Cited must not be too old and they must replicate the original article being cited.

1. Do not share your reviews to any third party
2. Please do not assign to any of your colleagues, student or any other third party.
3. Inform editorial office if any unexpected drop to review or any delay.
4. If you would like to discuss with your professor, colleague for better review, please let editorial office know first.
5. If you notice any ethical concerns, please convey editorial office.