Aperito Journal Of Case Reports: Clinical

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Journal Details

📧 Email:

editor.ajcrc@aperito.org

🌐 Website:

http://aperito.org/journal/journal_desc/25

🏛 Publisher:

Aperito Online Publishing

🌍 Country:

United States

🖥 ISSN (Online):

2378-7694

📄 ISSN (Print):

📚 Categories:

Biology

📑 UGC Journal Quality Index (UGC-JQI)

UGC-JQI Score

Out of 100

Journal Grade

Under Review

Evaluation Status

Evaluated

Under Review B B+ A A+

0 60 70 80 90 100

Grade	Score Range
A+ Excellence	90 – 100
A Grade	80 – 89
B+ Grade	70 – 79
B Grade	60 – 69
Under Review	Below 60

Methodology: The UGC Journal Quality Index (UGC-JQI) score is computed using journal-related information provided by the publisher and publicly available on the journal's website.
The assessment framework is based on the University Grants Commission (UGC) "Suggestive Parameters for Peer-Reviewed Journals", ensuring alignment with the quality benchmarks recommended by the UGC. The official UGC guidelines can be accessed at: https://www.ugc.gov.in/pdfnews/9678711_PUBLIC-NOTICE-CARE.pdf.

📊 Impact Factor Trends

2016

0.925

2017

Under Processing

2018

Under Processing

2019

Under Processing

2020

Under Processing

2021

Under Processing

2022

Under Processing

2023

Under Processing

2024

Under Processing

2025

Under Processing

2026

Under Processing

📊 Journal Quality Score (JQS) Trends

2016

37 /100

2017

JQS under Processing

2018

JQS under Processing

2019

JQS under Processing

2020

JQS under Processing

2021

JQS under Processing

2022

JQS under Processing

2023

JQS under Processing

2024

JQS under Processing

2025

JQS under Processing

2026

JQS under Processing

Description

Aperito Journal of Case Reports: Clinical (AJCRC) Open Access journal publishes study related to Case Reports in Clinical and Medical Fields. AJCRC specially the case reports in the medical fields which are seen very rarely, for reference purpose for the researchers. Case reports are one of the types of papers published, in the field of medicine. These kinds of papers show the case reports mostly written by physicians or a doctor. These are archived for further study or referring the cases that were came across by the doctors.

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