Nov 11, 2022
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Dr Tushar Chauhan
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This shows that your manuscript is accepted by the publisher. And you have fulfilled all initial requirements. A manuscript rarely gets rejected at this stage.
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Now your manuscript is sent to reviewers for review. The panel of experts will evaluate your work and make a decision. Usually, review takes time.
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This shows that you have corrected some mistakes, conceptual errors or other problems reviewed by the panel of experts and resubmitted it.
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“Reviewed” shows that the process of investigating your manuscript is finally completed. Now the panel will make a decision to send it to the next level or not.
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This shows that the expert panel is satisfied with your work, approved it and now it is accepted for publication.
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Your manuscript is now ready to publish in a particular journal issue. The publisher will publish it shortly.
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Your manuscript is now published and available for the research fraternity.
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