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Submitting your paper doesn’t mean the work is over. In this video, we walk you through what really happens after submission and how to understand a decision letter from a journal. If you’re confused about peer review outcomes or unsure what editors are looking for, this breakdown makes the process clear and stress-free.

You’ll learn how your manuscript is first checked by a technical editor for basic requirements, before reaching an academic editor. From there, reviewers are invited, feedback is collected, and a final recommendation is made. The video explains each possible outcome, including acceptance, minor revisions, major revisions, reject and resubmit, and full rejection.

Most papers don’t get accepted right away, and that’s normal. The video shows why revision requests are actually a positive sign and how they increase your chances of publication. It also explains what a reject and resubmit decision means, why it requires more work, and how it can still lead to success in the same journal.

You’ll also see how to read the acceptance probability spectrum and what each decision means for your next steps. Whether you’re early in academic writing or submitting your first manuscript, this video helps you handle peer review feedback confidently so you can prepare yourself to respond to any decision letter like a pro.

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