Get Published in
Indexed Journals

MedPubPro provides collaborative research support — similar to working with a senior research assistant. You'll be actively involved through 1-on-1 consultation calls, share your data and ideas, review all drafts, and provide inputs at every stage. The final authorship and all intellectual property rights are yours. We assist with research methodology, statistical analysis, manuscript development, and journal selection.

Typically 2-4 weeks for a research article, 20-30 days for thesis support, and 3-5 days for case reports. Timelines depend on data availability and complexity.

Unlimited revisions are included with every service — no extra charge. If a journal requests changes, we revise. If a journal rejects, we reformat for an alternative journal and resubmission guidance is included. We stay with your project until it's published.

Absolutely. We only work with journals indexed in PubMed, Scopus, DOAJ, Medline, or Embase — every one of which counts for NMC promotion. We verify indexing status before you submit and share the proof with you.

After payment, we schedule a 1-on-1 video call to understand your project. You can share details in phases - no need to have everything ready upfront. We use WhatsApp, email, and Google Meet for seamless communication.

It depends on the service. For case reports and original research, you'll need your clinical data — we handle everything else (statistics, writing, formatting). For systematic reviews and meta-analyses, no patient data is needed at all — just a topic area you're interested in. For thesis support, share whatever you have and we'll build from there. Not sure what you need? Start with a free consultation and we'll map it out together.

We accept UPI (GPay, PhonePe, Paytm), bank transfer (NEFT/IMPS), and cash payments. For large projects, we offer EMI options and milestone-based payments.

You are — 100%. All intellectual property, copyright, and authorship belong entirely to you. We provide research and editorial support behind the scenes, and you publish under your name. This is standard practice in academic publishing — the same model used by Editage, Enago, and university writing centres.