Guidelines For Editors

The Editorial Board consists of national and international experts in their fields. As a member of the editorial board, the editor is responsible for ensuring that the publication maintains the highest quality while adhering to the publication policies and procedures of the AMJR (Anvesha-a multidisciplinary journal for all researches). The roles of the Editorial Board members are the following:

1. They provide expertise in definite research field;
2. They judge the submitted manuscripts and involve in the process independent reviewers;
3. They can give advice on journal policy and scope and participate in the journal development;
4. They proposes subject definition and conference choice for special issues. Also, editorial members may be guest editors of special issue;
5. They can promote the journal at conferences, seminars, workshops, and relevant public events;
6. They can suggest for new potential authors.
7. The most important role of the editor is of finding appropriate reviewers for a manuscript for each paper that the chief editor assigns to them. The chief editor will send the editor a letter requesting that he/she handle the review process of the paper. Editors should assign more than two reviewers within seven days upon receiving their editor assignment.
8. The editor is responsible for making a decision on an "accept", "reject", or "revision" based on reviewer's reports. For the revision, the revised manuscript will be assigned to the same editor and sent out for a second round of reviews. Usually the same reviewers are used for the revised manuscript, but in case of any conflict reviewers may be changed. If the revised version does not meet the standards of the publication, the research paper might be rejected without additional revision. There is an exception for the third revision chance given to the authors as per the discretion of chief editor.
9. The editors for the publications of the AMJR are responsible for maintaining the highest quality of research publication by assuring the selection of appropriate reviewers, to identify quality manuscripts, and by efficiently managing the peer review process.

Guest editors play a vital role in ensuring the quality of special content publications, such as Special Issues. Guest editors overlook the process, from proposal to publication.

The Editorial Board is reviewed at the end of every two years, which means exclusion of inactive members and addition of the new ones.

We appreciate applications from the editorial candidates. To submit an application, please send an e-mail to a Chief Editor of the Journal and attach a file with your CV (containing the current place of work, occupation, education, the scope of your scientific interest, types of activity, list of publications, list of the journals in which you occupy the positions of an editor or a reviewer, e-mail for contact and a link to personal page at you university/organisation).

We strongly recommend that editors get acquainted with and follow the code of conducts from joining as a member of editorial board till publication of research articles.
The editors of the journal are responsible for deciding which of the articles submitted to the journal will be published. The editor may confer with the members of the Editorial Board in making this decision.

The evaluation of manuscripts will be done by him/her (editors) without regard to the nature of the authors or the host institution including race, gender, religious belief, ethnic origin, citizenship, or political philosophy of the authors.

The editors, must not disclose any information about a submitted manuscript to anyone except the authors of the paper, reviewers, potential reviewers, and the publisher, for appropriate reasons.

The editor should never use the unpublished material disclosed in submitted manuscript in the own research until and unless the author of the disclosed material give them their consent in written.