SEQUEL Education and Research Journal (SERJ) follows a proper double-blind peer review system to maintain quality and honesty in academic publishing. As we all know, in our country and also in international research, journals must check whether articles are genuine and useful for scholars. SERJ is a monthly international journal, and it provides a platform for researchers from many areas of study. Scholars, professors, lecturers, doctoral students, and even corporate experts can share their research work through this journal.
In the double-blind review method, the names of the authors and the reviewers are kept confidential. This is done so that the evaluation process remains fair and unbiased. After a manuscript is submitted, the editorial team first checks it carefully. They see whether the topic matches the scope of the journal, whether the work is original, and whether the author has followed the submission rules. If the paper looks suitable, it is then sent to independent subject experts who know the field well. These reviewers read the paper in detail and give their academic opinion.
The reviewers usually look at several important points. They check whether the research idea is original, whether the method used in the study is proper, and whether the writing is clear and understandable. They also see whether the article adds something useful to existing knowledge. After receiving the reviewers’ comments, the editorial board takes the final decision. The paper may be accepted, sent back for revision, or sometimes rejected if it does not meet the journal standards. In this way, the journal tries to maintain good research quality, which is very important for academic growth.