The International Journal of Medical Research publishes original investigations, case reports and reviews led by medical students, held to the same editorial and peer-review standard as any leading clinical journal. Free to read, and priced so students can afford to publish.
Every article is free for anyone to read. Publishing starts at ₹800, priced so students can afford it.
A real editorial board and two independent reviewers assess each submission without knowing who wrote it.
Four issues a year, with rolling decisions so strong work is not left waiting.
The first articles will appear here once they are published. See the issue archive.
Students are already producing research of real rigor. What they lack is a journal built for their stage of training. This issue is our answer.R. Sultanova · Editor-in-Chief · Editorial, p. 1