NOVYI MIR Research Journal
IMPACT FACTOR : 6.1
ISSN NO: 0130-7673
UGC-CARE APPROVED (GROUP II) JOURNAL
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NOVYI MIR RESEARCH JOURNAL is part of the University Grants Commission (UGC) Consortium for Research and Academic Ethics (CARE) in Group 2. You may find NOVYI MIR by Searching UGC Care List Group 2 – Scopus Active Journal – 2 Science Citation Index Expanded page by searching through Try the JML Beta option. To match global standards of high-quality research, in all academic disciplines under its purview, the UGC, aspires to stimulate and empower the Indian academia through its “Quality Mandate”.
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