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Smart Scholars helps academic journals, publishers, researchers and institutions build a research record that indexes and readers can trust. We audit journals against the published criteria of the major indexes and show exactly what to fix before applying; repair and complete DOI records (abstracts, references, licences, ORCID iDs, full-text links); prepare articles as PDF, XML, HTML and EPUB; archive published work in public repositories; and help authors and institutions check journals, references and manuscripts before they publish. We never promise indexing and never sell a rating: every result comes from the public record and is shown with its evidence. Based in Hyderabad, India, working with journals worldwide.
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Srinivasa colony, Uppal, 500039, Hyderabad, India
- 919885134413
- mailto:mou@smartscholars.in
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