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The consolidated impact factor registered by International Journal of Computer Applications (IJCA) for 2011 is 0.621. The impact factor is derived from the consolidated citation data received via Google Scholar, DOAJ and ProQuest survey under the purview of University of St. Gallen. Self citations are not considered while calculating Impact Factor and Cited Half-Life statistics.

Cumulative statistics derived on print and online versions impacts:

Statistic 2010 2011
Impact Factor 0.835 0.621
Immediacy Index 0.272 0.219
Cited Half-Life 0.446 0.382

The 2010-2011 statistical results does not include the citations for issues which are available exclusively in print versions due to lower rate of impressions. Request for 2009 and older print archives can be sent to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Alternatively, a request can be mailed to Foundation of Computer Science, 244 5th Avenue, # 1526, New York, NY 10001, USA.

International Journal of Computer Applications (IJCA) regularly attempts to improve the impact factor of the journal; with the help of authors, researchers, teachers and students. For this reason, we are inviting more international referees to our Reviewer list from the upcoming issues.

IJCA is participating with the arXiv.org program sponsored by Cornell University Library to improve the citation counts of the articles and subsequent improvements in the impact factor. We also request the IJCA authors to participate in the Cornell University program. The IJCA copyright agreements are modified accordingly to allow Cornell University Library non-exclusive and irrevocable license to distribute or certify that the work is available under another license that conveys these rights.

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