To publish a scholarly journal, one must first find a suitable platform and professional domain name. A manuscript is then prepared and submitted to the editor, who ensures it follows regulations before submitting it for review. Students pursuing degrees often encounter challenges selecting research topics, but they must choose within their interest area and not directly copy from peer-reviewed journals. Professional publishing websites can help with topic selection by providing examples of published journals.

1. Stages to Be Qualified to Get the Status of Peer Reviewed Journals
To publish a scholarly journal, you have to move through different stages of the peer
review. At first you have to find a suitable platform for publishing the journal. Then you
have to take care of the fact that the website is a professional domain. After finding such
domains and checking for the professionalism, you have to prepare the manuscript of the
journal that you have selected. The manuscript is then proposed to the editor of the
domain. The editor first makes sure that the journal has followed all the regulations stated
in the website and after making sure it is submitted in the respective department.
While pursuing under graduate and the masters program, most of the students have come
across this topic of how to select the research paper topics. There are different ways of
selecting a topic, but you have to make sure that the selected topic is within your area of
interest. You have to still classify your area of internet to a broader section for finding a
relevant topic.
If you are still unable to select a topic then you can take the help of the professional journal
publishing websites for selecting a topic. You can even access the journals published in the
websites, but make sure that you are not completely copying from the peer reviewed
journals.