How to identify fake journals

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Before submitting your research paper to so-called journals, please go through the guidelines given in this website.


The journals which have been adopted the fake indexing providers also the fake journals. Check if the journal is available in this fake ISI indexing provider's list. Search and identify the journal is fake are not.


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