In the process of publishing a paper, the manuscript should be reviewed first, including preliminary review, review and final review, but this step is the most time-consuming and important, and the review at each stage is different. It takes time to publish a paper, so you should consider all kinds of factors and be prepared before submitting it. Many authors are eager to publish their papers as soon as possible after submitting them. There are several main factors that affect audit efficiency:

1, paper review takes a certain period, and the problems in each review stage are different. The first review is aimed at the format requirements of the paper, whether the journal meets the requirements, and the plagiarism rate of the paper content. If it is a retrial, experts in related fields will review the academic level, advancement and scientificity of the paper, and the final review will focus on the richness of the paper.

2. Journals receive a large number of papers, and the number of editorial teams is limited. They can only review papers according to the submission time, so the time will be longer.

3. The author has many shortcomings in the preparation of the paper itself. Failure to make preparations will definitely lead to a long review cycle, or there may be differences in editing during the review process. At this time, the article needs to be externally reviewed.

In the process of publishing a paper, in fact, the length of the review period is also related to the quality of your own paper. If the paper is of high quality, the first trial will pass quickly.

The time of preliminary examination is about one to three months. If it is more than three months, it is necessary to consult the situation in time or submit the manuscript again.