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Indexing of a scientific journal is a recognition of sustained quality, credibility, and reliability.The indexing agencies evaluate whether a journal consistently publishes scientifically sound, peer-reviewed, and relevant content within a clearly defined scope in a regular and timely manner.The uninterrupted publishing history reflects editorial stability and institutional commitment.A transparent, rigorous, and unbiased peer-review process, overseen by a competent and independent editorial board with clearly stated credentials and affiliations, is fundamental to establishing trust.Ethical integrity is a non-negotiable requirement for indexing.
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