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Submission requirements vary by journal but typically include formatting guidelines, word limits, reference styles, and manuscript preparation instructions. You can find these details on the journal's website or submission portal.

The submission process timeline varies depending on the journal and the peer-review process. It can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months to receive a decision. Factors such as reviewer availability and the complexity of your research can also impact the timeline.

After submission, your manuscript undergoes a peer-review process where experts in your field evaluate its quality, originality, and significance. You may receive feedback or requests for revisions from the reviewers before a final decision is made.

Rejection is a common part of the publication process. Take the reviewers' feedback constructively and consider revising your manuscript based on their suggestions. You can then choose to submit to another journal or seek additional feedback from colleagues or mentors.

Most journals discourage simultaneous submissions and may have policies against it. It's essential to review the submission guidelines of each journal carefully and adhere to their policies to avoid potential conflicts or ethical issues.