To judge the periodical ranking of SCI papers, we should not only look at the highlights in the papers, but also look at the periodical ranking, paper quality, influencing factors and other factors in this field. Generally speaking, journals in different fields have different grades, so we must first determine the subject field to which the paper belongs.

Generally speaking, if a SCI paper has three bright spots, it should be invested in at least Q2 journals, and the specific field of journals should be judged according to the specific content of the paper. If you don't know much about the level and field of periodicals, you can consult the SCI periodical ranking table in related fields first, and then judge according to the specific situation of the paper.

In addition, the selection of contributing journals should also consider the review cycle, whether it is open to access, whether it is related to your research direction and other factors. It is recommended to consider the comparison before submitting.