Negareh Journal

Negareh Journal

FAQ

The duration of the peer-review process depends on the manuscript’s subject matter and the availability of subject-matter experts. Consequently, the review timeline may vary. On average, the entire process typically takes up to six months.

The status of submitted manuscripts can be tracked in real-time via the journal’s online submission system. Furthermore, the editorial office will promptly notify the corresponding author regarding the outcomes of the peer-review process. Once accepted, manuscripts will be featured in the ‘Articles in Press’ section.


  • Negareh Journal is an open‑access publication, and the full text of all published articles is freely available for reading and download to all researchers through the journal’s website.

  • However, an Article Processing Charge (APC) is collected from authors of accepted papers to cover part of the costs of peer review, scientific editing, typesetting, and electronic publication.

  • Payment of this fee has no influence on the peer‑review process or the editorial decision.


 

Article Processing Charges (APC)


 


 


 


The publication fee for this journal is 2,500,000 IRR (250,000 Tomans), payable upon the final acceptance of the manuscript. Payment of this fee has no bearing on the peer-review process, editorial evaluation, or the final decision regarding manuscript acceptance.

No. The journal is no longer published in print and is now available exclusively in electronic format.


 

 



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