SCI and Scopus are two popular indexing databases used to evaluate journal quality.
Key Differences:
• SCI (Science Citation Index)
o Managed by Clarivate Analytics
o Highly selective
o Mostly focuses on high-impact journals
o Used for academic promotions in many universities
• Scopus
o Managed by Elsevier
o Covers a wider range of journals
o Includes conferences and book series
o Faster indexing compared to SCI
Summary:
• SCI journals are generally more prestigious.
• Scopus journals offer broader research visibility.
• Both are internationally recognized and valuable for academic careers.