Join as an Editor
Join As Editor
Roles and Responsibilities of Editors & Members of the Editorial Board
Academic Editors at IJSRITD assess the scope and quality of each submitted manuscript and make a recommendation based on feedback from peer reviewers. Editorial Boards are collectively responsible for ensuring that the journal publishes high-quality research that falls within its scope and objectives.
Editors must take reasonable steps to identify and prevent the publication of papers where research misconduct has occurred, including plagiarism, citation manipulation, and data falsification/fabrication, among others.
Editors should have systems for managing their own conflicts of interest as well as those of their staff, authors, reviewers and editorial board members.
Editors should encourage and be willing to consider cogent criticisms of work published in the journal.
Provide guidance to authors about criteria for authorship and/or who should be listed as a contributor following the standards within the relevant field along with everything else that is expected of them.
Editors should respond promptly to complaints and should ensure there is a way for dissatisfied complainants to take complaints further.
Editors should require reviewers to disclose any potential competing interests before agreeing to review a submission.
Editors should have clearly defined policies on advertising in relation to the content of the journal and on processes for publishing sponsored supplements.
We hope that our Editors will be keen to share their hard work with colleagues, collaborators, and other connections. The most successful journals are those that are supported and promoted by their Editorial Boards.
The size of the Editorial Board is determined by many factors. These include the number of submissions a journal receives, the average amount of time a manuscript takes to be processed, and the time commitment of individual board members. In the event that a board member retires, or if our analysis suggests that a larger board is required, IJSRITD will handle the recruitment of new Editors.
Privileges for Editors & Members of the Editorial Board
Here are some of the privileges for Editors and members of the Editorial Board:
You have the privilege of publishing any number of papers as first author/corresponding author in the journals without paying any Article Publication Charges. Please note that editors are granted waiver of Article Processing Charges only if name of the editor is present in the list of authors when the first draft of manuscript is submitted for publication.
By reviewing papers, you have easy access to and can keep up with the latest research and acquire a critical view of research papers.
Your name will be listed on journal web site in Editorial Board, thus increasing your personal profile.
You get opportunity to network with colleagues and peers in international community of IJSRITD Journals and influence the direction in which the journal develops.
You will receive table of contents in your email every month with latest articles published by in the journals.
How to Join as Editor or Member of the Editorial Board?
The following statements apply to both Editor and Member of the Editorial Board.
The position of editor is purely voluntary in nature.
Every candidate wanting to be enrolled as editor is required to sign and a submit a confidentially agreement.
Confidentially agreement is to be signed and submitted to the Editorial Office only once during the full tenure as editor.
The editor will be sent an Editor Manual to be used as a reference for manuscript review process. Please note that the Editor Manual is a confidential document. Please do not share the contents of the Editor Manual with anyone.
As the circumstances may change from time to time for any editor, an editor is free to exit the Editorial Board of a journal at any time, by giving a notice of at least 15 days. Notice period will allow us to may make alternate arrangements for the manuscripts assigned to the editor wanting to exit the Editorial Board.
An editor is considered an ambassador for the journal. He/she is expected to promote the journal in the scientific community in editorial capacity but without using any coercive measures. It is the editor's prerogative to provide any other services to or for the journal.