Frequently Asked Questions

  • What types of articles does Confmeets publish?

    Confmeets Journals accepts a wide range of scholarly content, including original research articles, review papers, case reports, short communications, clinical studies, editorials, conference proceedings, and technical notes.

  • Are the journals open access?

    Yes, all articles published with Confmeets are freely accessible under open access terms. This allows unrestricted reading, sharing, and citation of published content.

  • What manuscript format should I follow for submission?

    Authors must adhere to the detailed submission instructions outlined in the Author Guidelines section available on each journal's page. This includes formatting, file types, word limits, and referencing styles.

  • Will my article be assigned a DOI?

    Yes. Every published article receives a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) to ensure a persistent, citable, and trackable link to the article.

  • How can I obtain reprints or copies of my published article?

    A high-resolution electronic PDF of the final published article will be shared with the corresponding author. These can be freely distributed or archived according to Confmeets' open access and self-archiving policy.

  • What is the estimated time from submission to publication?

    Acknowledgment & Manuscript ID: Within 2 business days

    Peer Review Completion : Typically within 21 days

    Full Online Publication : Finalized within 7 business days.

    Final publication & online proceedings : Usually within 4-6 weeks of initial submission, depending on the journal's schedule

  • Are APC waivers or discounts available?

    Confmeets offers partial Article Processing Charge (APC) waivers for eligible authors, particularly those from low-income regions or institutions. Discounts may also apply based on:

    Type of article :

    Manuscript quality and editorial evaluation

    Ongoing journal promotions or partnerships

  • Is there a plagiarism check during the review process?

    Yes. All submissions undergo a rigorous plagiarism screening before peer review. We adhere to strict academic ethics and reserve the right to reject submissions with unoriginal or plagiarized content.

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