Research productivity of newly established central universities in India

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Analysis of data retrieved from Scopus database pertaining to 3927 articles published by 12 central universities established during 2010-2019 revealed that there is a considerable growth in scholarly publication during the period. The Central University of Rajasthan has contributed highest number of 765 articles among the 12 universities and the highest growth of publications is in chemistry.

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