The academic community usually divides domestic academic journals into three levels according to their sponsors and academic influence: provincial journals, national journals and core journals. Many professional title review departments clearly stipulate the evaluators when reviewing the qualifications for professional and technical positions. One or more papers must be published in academic journals. Most of the national journals are used for the evaluation of intermediate professional titles as one of the evaluation criteria for the academic level of the participants. The publication price of national journals has also become a problem that everyone is very concerned about. Next, I will give you a detailed explanation.
Before publishing a paper, you must first select an appropriate national journal. The requirements are in line with the major. If it is a science and engineering discipline, then look at the journals that do not match your subdivision majors. If there are no subdivided professional journals, look at whether there are relatively broad journals. If it is a professional title, you should know whether your unit has unique requirements for the journal and magazine, or whether there is a designated journal name. These are all to be understood before publishing the paper. If the unit has special requirements for the name of the journal, it must be published in accordance with the requirements. Published papers are also invalid if they are not in accordance with the requirements.
Compared with provincial journals, national journals are more expensive, generally more than 1,000 yuan, and some better national journals are even more expensive. Of course, medical journals are extra, and medical journals have always been more expensive. If someone tells you that four or five hundred yuan can help you publish a paper, then you have to be careful yourself, most of the journals are questionable or fake.