Dr. Vijayakumar P
Educator · AI & Data Analytics · HR Analytics
About Journal Indexes
Journal Indexes puts Scopus, Web of Science, ABDC, FT50, UT Dallas 24, DOAJ and ONOS side by side, one page for each journal, so a researcher can see before submitting where a title really stands. It is a free Yuvijen project, built by two educators.
As educators, we are often asked by the researchers we guide whether a journal is really indexed where it says it is.
Answering it meant opening Scopus, Web of Science, the ABDC list and DOAJ one after another, each with its own search and its own way of naming a journal. Journal Indexes does that lookup once, shows the answer for every index on a single page, and says where each fact came from and when it was last updated.
Data last updated: 4 October 2026 — the site itself is updated more often; index status changes only when a new dataset is built.
Each journal's status was compiled from the latest updates of open sources, with the date shown. To confirm any fact, check the official index:
Data as of (2026-10-04): ABDC 2025 · Scopus Jul. 2026 · Scopus CiteScore 2025 · WoS SCIE/SSCI/AHCI/ESCI · FT50 · UT Dallas 24 · DOAJ (live). The links above and the Sources page lead to each official index. DOAJ snapshot 2026-08-13, re-checked live on each journal page. ONOS APC list as of 2026-08-18 (426 journals). APC amounts in rupees are estimates at ECB reference rates.
Indexes add, drop and re-rate journals between releases, and any copy can lag the source. Always confirm a journal's current status with the official index — and article charges with the publisher — before you submit.
Spotted an error or a missing journal? Write to us and we will check it against the official source.