About Peer Reviewed Journal

A peer reviewed journal is a scholarly publication in which submitted research papers are critically evaluated by independent experts (peers) in the same field before being accepted for publication. This process, known as peer review, ensures that the research is of high quality, original, methodologically sound, and contributes meaningfully to the field.

Peer-reviewed journals are considered credible and authoritative sources of information and are commonly used in academic, scientific, and professional research. 

NRJITIS is recognized globally as a trusted peer reviewed journal in the fields of Information Technology and Information Science. We follow a rigorous review process to ensure only quality and original research is published. The journal publishes original research articles, reviews, and case studies that contribute to the theoretical and practical understanding of information systems, data management, digital innovation, and emerging technologies.

Each submission undergoes a rigorous peer-review process by qualified experts to ensure scholarly integrity, relevance, and high academic standards. The journal aims to provide a trusted platform for researchers, practitioners, and academics to share innovations, address contemporary challenges, and support the global exchange of knowledge in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

All papers, solicited and unsolicited, will be first assessed by the Managing Editor or one of the Editors. Papers found unsuitable in terms of the overall requirements of the journal will be returned. If suitable, the manuscripts will be sent to Reviewers for detailed review. We carry out single-blind peer review process. Authors of these papers will be notified of acceptance, need for revision or rejection of the paper. It may be noted that papers once rejected cannot be resubmitted. However, if the Editor or Reviewer recommends resubmission after detailed revision, the same will be communicated to the authors. 

Review details: The NRJITIS peer reviews all the material it receives. We aim to reach a first decision on all manuscripts within two or three weeks of submission.

We may screen a research article initially by reading only the abstract, so abstracts should be as complete, accurate, and clear as possible. If the work does not seem to fit in the NRJITIS, it may be better sent straight to another journal with a more specialist or local readership.

For original research articles one editor will usually take each article through from start to finish. The NRJITIS team of research editors aims to read all of newly submitted research articles normally within two working days. If the article is potentially suitable for the NRJITIS that editor will send your article to three external peer reviewers.

We aim to reach a final decision on publication within four to six weeks of submission for all articles. If we make an offer of publication subject to revision we usually ask authors to return their articles to us within two weeks.

As an open access and refereed journal, our mission is to promote scientific knowledge sharing and empower researchers with global visibility.