Sindh University VC Reviews Quality of Research Journals
The vice chancellor of the University of Sindh has called for timely publication and improved quality of the institution's research journals in line with HEC requirements.
Written by EGazette’s AI. The facts are drawn from cited sources; the analysis is the AI’s own.
The Vice Chancellor of the University of Sindh, Prof. Dr. Fateh Muhammad Mari, has stressed the need for timely publication of research journals produced by the university's various departments, along with improvements to their overall quality.
In a review session covering the status of the university's academic journals, Mari emphasized that publications should align with requirements set by Pakistan's Higher Education Commission (HEC), which oversees standards for academic research output across the country's universities.
Focus on quality and compliance
The review is understood to have covered the current publication schedules and quality benchmarks of journals issued by different departments at the University of Sindh, with an emphasis on addressing any gaps that could affect their standing under HEC criteria.
Maintaining HEC-recognized journal status is an important consideration for universities in Pakistan, as it can affect faculty research output, institutional rankings and eligibility for certain academic and research funding opportunities.
Next steps
Following the review, departments responsible for producing the university's research journals are expected to take steps to address timelines and quality concerns raised during the session. Specific measures or deadlines tied to these improvements were not detailed in available information from the meeting.
The university has periodically conducted similar internal reviews as part of broader efforts to strengthen its research output and maintain compliance with national higher education standards.
Sources
- SU VC reviews status & quality of university’s research journals — APP (Pakistan)
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