For Reviewers

The International Medical Graduates Research Journal (IMGRJ) relies on qualified reviewers to help maintain the scientific quality and integrity of the journal.

Reviewer Responsibilities

Reviewers should:

• Evaluate manuscripts objectively and constructively

• Assess originality, methodology, scientific validity, and relevance

• Identify important strengths and limitations

• Provide clear recommendations to the editors

• Maintain confidentiality throughout the review process

• Disclose any potential conflict of interest

Reviewer Expertise

Reviewers should only accept manuscripts that fall within their area of expertise.

If a reviewer does not feel qualified to evaluate a manuscript, the invitation should be declined.

Confidentiality

Manuscripts under review are confidential.

Reviewers must not share manuscripts, data, figures, or unpublished information with others or use such information for personal or professional benefit.

Conflicts of Interest

Reviewers should decline invitations when a personal, professional, financial, institutional, or academic relationship could interfere with an objective review.

Review Criteria

Reviewers are encouraged to consider:

• Originality

• Scientific relevance

• Study design

• Methodology

• Statistical analysis

• Accuracy of results

• Interpretation of findings

• Clinical or educational significance

• Ethical considerations

• Quality of writing and presentation

Reviewer Recommendations

Reviewers may recommend:

• Accept

• Minor Revision

• Major Revision

• Reject

The final publication decision is made by the editorial team.

Reviewer Recognition

IMGRJ may provide certificates or written acknowledgment to reviewers who complete peer reviews.

Become a Reviewer

Physicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals interested in serving as reviewers may contact:

Editorial Office

International Medical Graduates Research Journal (IMGRJ)
Email: editorial@imgrj.org
Website: www.imgrj.org