At The LexOcta Chronicle, we believe in empowering law students, young professionals, and legal thinkers by offering them a platform to publish their original work and build a professional identity through writing and research.
To promote this mission, we proudly issue E-Certificates for all publications—whether in our peer-reviewed Journal Section or our accessible Blog Section.
Certificate of Publication (Journal Articles)
Contributors who publish their research papers or articles in our Journal Section receive a Certificate of Publication acknowledging their scholarly contribution to legal academia.
This certificate:
Adds value to your resume and academic profile
Enhances credibility for internships, higher education, or jobs
Proves your ability in legal research and analytical writing
To sustain the quality of publication, peer review, plagiarism checks, and to maintain our open-access platform, we charge a nominal publication fee:
Single Author: ₹500
Co-authored (Max 2 authors): ₹750
Certificate of Blog Publication (Blog Contributions)
We also publish short-form, accessible, and insightful blogs under our Blog Section to promote legal awareness and simplified legal writing.
Every accepted blog receives a Certificate of Blog Publication, recognizing your efforts in contributing to public legal knowledge.
This is ideal for:
Students beginning their legal writing journey
Building an online writing portfolio
Developing legal fluency in real-world issues
Publication Charges for Blogs:
Single Author: ₹200
Co-authored: ₹300
Why Do We Charge?
The LexOcta Chronicle is a completely open-access platform—anyone, anywhere, can access and read your work without restriction or subscription.
To maintain this accessibility and cover our core operational costs, we charge only a minimal fee. These costs include:
Website hosting and maintenance
Editorial and peer review process
Plagiarism and AI-detection tools
Designing and issuing publication certificates
We do not profit from this fee—our goal is to sustain a high-quality, accessible platform for future legal professionals.
Key Points:
Certificates are digitally signed and emailed within 7 working days after publication.
All published content remains open for public access, increasing your visibility and citations.
This policy is part of our larger vision to encourage legal writing and build a culture of research.
Your words matter. Your research matters.
At The LexOcta Chronicle, we help you put both to work.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. When will I receive my certificate after publication?
Your e-certificate will be sent via email within 7 working days after your article or blog is published on our website.
2. Will I get a certificate if I publish a blog instead of a research paper?
Yes, we issue a Certificate of Blog Publication to acknowledge contributions made in our Blog Section, just as we do for research papers in the Journal Section.
3. Is the certificate digitally signed and valid?
Yes, all our certificates are digitally signed, dated, and verified by the editorial board. They are valid for academic and professional use (e.g., CVs, internships, interviews).
4. Can I add this certificate to my CV or LinkedIn profile?
Absolutely! Our certificates are a great addition to your academic portfolio, LinkedIn achievements, or internship applications.
5. Can I publish with a co-author?
Yes, we accept co-authored submissions (maximum 2 authors). A separate certificate will be issued for each author.
6. Is the fee per certificate or per submission?
The fee is per submission. If the article or blog is co-authored, the fee covers certificates for both authors.
7. Why is there a publication fee?
To cover the basic operational costs—website maintenance, editorial work, plagiarism checks, AI detection tools, and e-certificate generation. We do not charge for profit.
8. Can I publish again in the next edition or blog?
Yes! There’s no limit to how many times you can publish. Each submission will be reviewed separately, and certificates will be issued accordingly.
9. Will my article/blog be visible to the public?
Yes. All content on The LexOcta Chronicle is open access, meaning it’s freely available to everyone, which enhances your readership and visibility.
10. How do I make the payment for publication?
Once your article/blog is accepted, you will receive payment details and instructions via email. After payment, we proceed to final publication and certificate issuance.
11. Do you offer refunds if I change my mind after submission?
No. Once an article/blog is accepted and published, the publication fee is non-refundable.