How to identify Predatory or Fake Journals? | Hindi | Dr. Priyank Singhvi

Today, the emergence of fraudulent scientific journals (called “predatory journals”) represents one of the greatest threats to science. Many scientists, especially in developing countries, have fallen victim to predatory journals. Often, predatory journals protect themselves from being labeled as fraudulent journals and shield themselves from credible indexing or classification by various respectable organizations and governing bodies, facilitating their continued ability to prey on the science world. In this informative video, I will tell you the definition and classic traits of predatory journals. I will also tell you the ways through which you can identify these predatory journals and avoid being spammed for your research work.
Video animation courtesy: predatoryreports.org/
Predatory journals' list:
beallslist.net/
cabells.com/
www.openacessjournal.com/blog...
References:
www.science.org/content/artic...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
www.nature.com/articles/d4158...
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/arti...
Produced and researched by Dr. Priyank Singhvi
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[@prankurawasthi229]

Thank you sir😊 i am in PhD 3rd yr.. could not sleep in night.. watching your videos for knowledge

[@TheWittyDev]

Hello sir, I am an undergraduate student (3rd year) aiming for PhD in the USA. I want to do research in neural networks but my college doesn't support it. How do I do independent research and publish a paper? Is there a way for me to gain more experience? I only have until November 2024 I think before PhD applications start in the USA.

[@gyanjag]

Sir Journal ki Publication fee bahut jada hoti hai aur ham college me work karte hai without external funding. Kaise publish kare paper thoda batayiye 🙏

[@BeingScientist]

Closed access ya subscription based journal me try karo. They charge nothing.