Papers published in core journals are strictly reviewed, which requires preliminary review, external review and final review. The initial trial time is relatively short, and the external trial time is relatively long. It usually takes 2-3 months to publish a core paper, and the review is the review stage after the author's paper is rejected for some reasons. If the core journals are arranged and published, the publishing cycle is generally 8- 12 months. Therefore, it is generally necessary to arrange the core authors one year in advance to avoid missing the title evaluation because the papers cannot be published in time. There is no standard reference time for how long it takes to review the published core papers. Every paper that has been revised by the draft withdrawal of core journals will be marked with the reference time of manuscript review in the manuscript review system, but not all manuscripts can be completed on time. Sometimes the reviewers will be busy with other things and delay the progress of the review. It may take two months to complete the review.

Papers in core journals have very strict review procedures and standards, and the difficulty of publication has always been a concern of the author. The normal review period of core journals is 1-3 months and the publication period is 6- 12 months, which is also based on ensuring the high quality of core papers. If the quality of the paper itself is not up to standard, it is likely to be rejected or reworked many times, and it is difficult to pass the review. Therefore, when many authors publish their core papers, they will choose professional core papers publishing websites, which will shorten the review time accordingly. Our professional editors will polish your papers and help you choose journals that are easy to publish, thus reducing the review time of core journals.