Welcome to Excelytics Publishers

Excelytics Publishers is an International open access publishing group that publishes journals and organizes conferences in the field of Science, Arts, Management and Technology. Excelytics Publishers is dignified and dedicated on bringing Academicians, Researchers, Industrialists and Research organizations throughout the globe into a single platform. EP focuses mainly on bringing a quality content and output through peer review. It provides excellent services by doing and delivering a friendly environment by distinguished reviewers, editors and editorial board.

EP helps the researchers and authors to show up and publish their original research content in our journals and Conferences where they get suggestions from reviewers and Editorial Board. EP plays a crucial role and acts as a forum to display their innovation and discovery in their related fields. In track with EP editorial run-through, upon the receipt of manuscript, the chief-editor with the editorial board governs the original research work of author by peer review. The number of peer reviewers varies from article to article typically, not lesser than three, and generally at least four outside peer review the article. The editorial board takes the reviewers view in finalizing whether to publish the article or ask the authors for revision of the article or reject the article. Each and every article is subjected to further editing by the EP before they get published in Journals. Generally, the accepted article takes 4 weeks once it get full paper submission from the authors and researchers.

What is an Open Access?

Open Access (OA) is the practice of providing unrestricted access via the Internet to peer-reviewed scholarly journal articles. Our Open Access system follows Creative Commons Attribution License.

What is Impact Factor? How is it calculated?

The Impact Factor, often abbreviated IF, is a measure reflecting the average number of citations to recent articles published in science and social science journals.

IF is calculated by dividing the number of citations in the Journal Citation Reports year by the total number of articles published in the two previous years.