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The JMVRA journal profile (ISSN 2984-8911): double-blind peer review, open access, fees after acceptance and our wider journal network.
Below is a full and checkable account of JMVRA, lead journal of JMVRA Publication, which runs a network of 10–15 journals. Two sister titles, TIJER and JNRID, are listed further down, and a side-by-side comparison of all titles sits in the Journal Directory.
A multidisciplinary, peer-reviewed, open-access research journal that publishes original research, review articles, short communications and case studies in science, technology, engineering, management, humanities, education and related fields.
Any accepted article can be read freely, without paywall or embargo, under a CC BY 4.0 licence with copyright kept by the authors, and a permanent Crossref DOI can be requested so that citations to it continue to resolve.
JMVRA is aligned with UGC’s Suggested Parameters for Choosing Peer-Reviewed Journals.
JMVRA is a Transparent, Peer-Reviewed, Open Access Journal (Refereed Journal). Following the discontinuation of the UGC and UGC-CARE journal listing, and in alignment with the latest UGC-CARE recommendations and guidelines, JMVRA is aligned with UGC’s Suggested Parameters for Choosing Peer-Reviewed Journals.
The journal is not currently indexed in Scopus, Web of Science or DOAJ. The Indexing Verification page publishes present coverage along with the steps for verifying each entry.
Every title in the network, JMVRA included, follows one review method: identities remain concealed during review, and once the paper is published the review is on record for anyone to verify.
Neither identity is revealed: the author stays hidden from reviewers, and the reviewer from the author.
The review is recorded, so anyone is able to confirm that it happened.
How it works stage by stage: JMVRA Peer Review: Transparent & Double-Blind · Open-Process Peer Review
A paper passes through six stages from upload to a permanent open access article. No payment is due before stage four, and then only if the paper is accepted.
Verified at the source
Figures point to the services that issue them. Values come from 30 Sep 2026 and will differ once those services update.
One click each
Verified links lead to the journal’s own record, or to search results for it, at the service. Search links run a general search on a sharing platform.
Each deposited JMVRA article together with its DOI and metadata.
The journal’s citation profile, showing citations, h-index and i10-index.
A free catalogue of scholarly output that holds the journal's own source entry and the works attached to it.
Pages from jmvra.org that are indexed, plus results for the journal’s full name.
The entry for 2984-8911 in the directory kept by the ISSN International Centre.
A research network on which authors post JMVRA papers; look the journal name up there.
Indexing & discovery
The official places that list or register the journal or its individual articles.
Registration agency for DOIs, to which metadata of every DOI-registered paper is submitted.
A permanent Digital Object Identifier is issued for a paper if requested, keeping it citable over time.
Registered as a serial with the ISSN International Centre under ISSN 2984-8911.
The ISSN Centre runs this directory listing open access scholarly resources.
A registry in which author identifiers tie each profile to published works.
Registry for reviewers and researchers that records peer review; it is now branded Web of Science reviewer recognition.
CERN’s open repository, used to deposit research outputs for archiving.
Where the journal’s review certificate is logged, in a registry for transparent peer review.
Researchers use it to locate, search, read, save and share published articles.
Search and citation-tracking tool that provides the citation data behind the journal’s Impact Factor.
Microsoft Academic’s data lives on in this open index of works, authors and citations.
Platform for open-access journals and the discovery of research, named Open Research Wave.
Offers readership analytics on each uploaded paper on a platform for sharing scholarship.
An AI-powered search tool that ranks papers by their meaning, citation record and influence.
A research network: authors post their papers, readers follow what is published.
This digital library and search engine is organised around citation indexing.
Elsevier runs this preprint and working-paper network, which works as a repository and does not index journals.
Older pages still mention Microsoft Academic, which Microsoft discontinued at the end of 2021, and OpenAlex above holds on to its data.
How JMVRA’s impact is measured, with every figure linked to the service it comes from.
Source: JMVRA Google Scholar profile
Until then, you can check JMVRA’s citations yourself on Google Scholar, OpenAlex (search results) or Crossref Search.
Important note: The Impact Factor (11.25) is a calculated metric based on citations from Google Scholar and Semantic Scholar. It is not an official Clarivate Journal Impact Factor (JCR). All other statistics are taken from their respective platforms and may vary over time; please verify each metric at the original source using the links above.
Journal statistics and publication information
Originality
Before peer review, every submission is screened for similarity, and authors may ask for the similarity report. Similarity must stay under 15%.
A similarity comparison against published literature, web content and work submitted before.
Turnitin’s tool for publishers and researchers, with an option to flag AI-generated text.
Licences & standards
ISSN Registered • Open Access • Transparent Peer Review • Licence: Creative Commons CC BY 4.0 • Ethics policies guided by COPE
JMVRA is a Transparent, Peer-Reviewed, Open Access Journal (Refereed Journal). Following the discontinuation of the UGC and UGC-CARE journal listing, and in alignment with the latest UGC-CARE recommendations and guidelines, JMVRA is aligned with UGC’s Suggested Parameters for Choosing Peer-Reviewed Journals. UGC public notice (PDF)
Today’s standard
What counts in peer review is the process followed and the evidence of it. Institutions and indexing services look for the practices below, and each has its own policy page.
Experts in the subject assess every paper with author identities hidden from them.
Scholar9 holds the reviewer reports and certificates.
Turnitin / iThenticate screens each submission prior to review, and the author may request the report.
Authors are required to declare any AI tools used, and AI-writing detection is offered.
Applies to editors, reviewers and authors alike.
Our policies covering authorship, misconduct, corrections and retractions.
Digital preservation
For now, JMVRA safeguards its archive through its own preservation network. It has started the process of applying to a LOCKSS-based preservation network, which would give libraries independent copies as well.
JMVRA has started applying for a LOCKSS-based network, in which every participating library holds a copy and checks it against the others. The application is under way, and this page will be revised when participation is confirmed.
About LOCKSS ↗Below, we also look at what CLOCKSS, Portico and the PKP Preservation Network each require.
Compare the services ↓Every one of them handles the preservation of digital scholarly content in its own way.
| Feature | CLOCKSS | Portico | LOCKSS | PKP PN |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Long-term preservation | Long-term preservation | Distributed preservation | Preserving journals that run on OJS |
| Technology | LOCKSS-based | Independent preservation infrastructure | LOCKSS software that is open source | A LOCKSS-based network operated by PKP |
| Dark archive | Yes | Yes, for the preservation service itself | Varies with how the network is configured | Yes |
| Opens to the public once a trigger event occurs | Yes, subject to its own policies | Yes, when set conditions are met | Access relies on the network and its preservation arrangements | Yes, when the journal ceases publishing or the content can no longer be reached |
| Publisher participation | Paid service | Paid service | A few ways of taking part cost nothing | No charge for journals that qualify |
| Community model | Publishers and libraries | A preservation service backed by libraries and publishers | Preservation networks built around libraries | PKP together with participating libraries |
| Main requirement | An agreement to take part, plus a fee | An agreement to take part, plus a fee | Entering or setting up a network | The journal needs to be on Open Journal Systems (OJS), with the PN plugin switched on |
| Fit for JMVRA | Possible later (paid) | Possible later (paid) | Application process started | Relevant only if the journal shifts to OJS, since JMVRA operates its own platform |
UGC & UGC-CARE
JMVRA is aligned with UGC’s Suggested Parameters for Choosing Peer-Reviewed Journals. JMVRA is a Transparent, Peer-Reviewed, Open Access Journal (Refereed Journal). Following the discontinuation of the UGC and UGC-CARE journal listing, and in alignment with the latest UGC-CARE recommendations and guidelines, JMVRA is aligned with UGC’s Suggested Parameters for Choosing Peer-Reviewed Journals.
Reference point: Annexure-I of UGC’s notice. By JMVRA’s count, 28 parameters are met and 2 partly met; 3 are not published and 2 are not applicable, and each outcome carries its reasoning.
Each journal on this page has the same set of documents behind it. A title unable to provide all of them has no place on a publisher's journal list.
The dependable way to verify a title: names get copied, ISSNs do not
JMVRA: 2984-8911Hidden ownership is the most common red flag
JMVRA: JMVRA Publication · [email protected]Authors need to know who judges their work and by which criteria
JMVRA: transparent, double-blindCharges should be shown before submission rather than disclosed once a paper is accepted
JMVRA: ₹971 INR / $41 USDHow problems are handled is part of what a journal offers
JMVRA: Journal PoliciesClaims of coverage should be checkable on the service's own website
JMVRA: Indexing VerificationCitations should still resolve after the site changes
JMVRA: Crossref DOIOpenly stated ownership, governance and revenue model
JMVRA: Journal TransparencyHold this publisher to the same test as any other. Should a claim on this site prove impossible to verify within a couple of minutes, take that as your answer.
When one publisher runs several journals, authors must still decide which title suits a particular paper. Treat each journal as a separate venue and compare them on their own merits.
Choose among sibling journals by scope, audience, process and cost, not by shared branding alone.
JMVRA Publication’s network publishes 10–15 journals. This page documents the flagship, JMVRA — Journal of Modern and Versatile Research Approach, ISSN 2984-8911, published monthly since June 2023 — and lists two network journals: TIJER (2349-9249, tijer.org) and JNRID (2984-8687, jnrid.org). The wider Journey & Wisdom network is described on the JW Ecosystem page.
Yes. The journal has its own citation profile on Google Scholar (citation count and h-index are shown on JMVRA's pages once verified and can be checked on the profile) and appears as well in ORWave, Scholar9, Zenodo, the ISSN Portal / ROAD, OpenAlex and Crossref; every one is linked here.
No, and the journal says so openly. The impact factor of 11.25 comes from Google Scholar data; it is not a Clarivate Journal Impact Factor.
JMVRA is aligned with UGC’s Suggested Parameters for Choosing Peer-Reviewed Journals. JMVRA is a Transparent, Peer-Reviewed, Open Access Journal (Refereed Journal). Following the discontinuation of the UGC and UGC-CARE journal listing, and in alignment with the latest UGC-CARE recommendations and guidelines, JMVRA is aligned with UGC’s Suggested Parameters for Choosing Peer-Reviewed Journals.
An accepted article carries a charge of ₹971 INR for authors from India and $41 USD for authors abroad, which falls due only once the paper is accepted. Getting a Crossref DOI is optional and done on request.
While a paper is under review it is double-blind: reviewers cannot see who wrote it, and authors cannot see who reviewed it. After publication the review becomes transparent: Scholar9 records it so anyone can confirm it took place, reviewers may opt to be named, and the author can request the formal Transparent Peer Review Report. See the JMVRA Peer Review: Transparent & Double-Blind.
Turnitin / iThenticate screens every submission ahead of review. Accepted similarity is below 15%, and the author may request the similarity report.
Papers are welcome in English, every Indian (local) language and foreign languages. When using a language other than English, ask the editorial office before submitting whether a language editor and reviewers are available, and send the font details and font file.
The standards are shared — transparent, double-blind peer review, open access under CC BY 4.0 and Crossref DOIs — yet every journal has its own ISSN, and Research Wave handles submissions and fees (₹970 / $50). JMVRA charges ₹971 INR / $41 USD itself.
Alongside JMVRA, our journal network includes TIJER and JNRID — peer-reviewed, open access and multidisciplinary. Submissions and fees for both are handled through Research Wave.
Ready to publish?
Authors pay ₹971 INR (Indian) or $41 USD (foreign) only once a paper is accepted. The journal also offers transparent, double-blind peer review, similarity screening, optional Crossref DOIs, CC BY 4.0 open access and alignment with UGC’s Suggested Parameters.
Policies, records and author services on the main JMVRA site.
Our journal network
All three are monthly, multidisciplinary, open-access, peer-reviewed journals; TIJER and JNRID submissions go through ResearchWave.
| Journal | ISSN | ESTD | Fee (after acceptance) | Impact factor | Website | Submit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JMVRA — Journal of Modern and Versatile Research Approach | 2984-8911 | 2023 | ₹971 INR Indian · $41 USD foreign | 11.25 (calculated metric)* | jmvra.org | submitpaper.php |
| TIJER — International Research Journal | 2349-9249 | 2014 | ₹970 INR Indian · $50 USD international | High Impact Factor | tijer.org | researchwave.org |
| JNRID — Journal of Novel Research and Innovative Development | 2984-8687 | 2023 | ₹970 INR Indian · $50 USD international | High Impact Factor | jnrid.org | researchwave.org |
* 11.25 is a calculated metric based on citations from Google Scholar and Semantic Scholar. It is not an official Clarivate Journal Impact Factor (JCR).
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