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Hello Raghav. 1.Check if the title describes your paper 2.Ensure that abstract reflects the content in the body of the paper 3.Check if the introduction summarises your research and explains the findings of previous research, describes the experiment, hypothesis and brief explanation about the research approach used. 4.In methodology section ensure you have explained the experiment techniques and tools used, how the data was collected etc. 5.You need to be extra careful while checking the results chapter. Make sure you have included all the key findings. Also make sure you haven’t included any unnecessary findings that doesn’t make any sense to your study. 6. Your conclusion & discussion chapter must include the strengths, limitations and future scope of your study. Make sure you have included evidence to support your thoughts. If you have included you personal opinion without any proof then remove it from the chapter.

Mostly importantly while peer reviewing your paper, you must check for originality and the structure. Make sure your study is novel and has sufficient knowledge that can contribute to your area of study. Next, see to that the chapters are well-structured and are organised in the right manner. Also, check for the guidelines of your target journal. If there is any specific guidelines that need to be followed, ensure your paper includes all of them.

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