Researchers World: Journal of arts, Science and Commerce (RW-JASC) from (2010–2017): A Bibliometric Analysis Dr. Verma Manoj Kumar1, Shukla Ravi2 1Assistant Professor, Department of Library and Information Science, Mizoram University, Aizawl-796004, Email: manojdlis@mzu.edu.in 2Research Scholar, Department of Library and Information Science, Mizoram University, Aizawl-796004 Email: shukladlisbhu@gmail.com Online published on 24 July, 2018. Abstract In this paper analysis various bibliometric patterns of the Researchers World: Journal of Arts, Science and Commerce (RW-JASC) during the period of 8 years i.e. (2010–2017) in which a total 662 research papers were published. This articles deals with different bibliometric patterns such as authorship patterns, distributions of articles, the degree of collaborations, authors productivity, Lotaka's Law of Scientific Productivity, and the most prolific authors and found that the highest number of 276 contributions by the single authors, followed by joint authors with 227 contributions. The maximum numbers of 207, constituting (35.69%) publications were contributed by Indian authors, followed by Indonesia with 113, constituting (19.48%) articles contributions. The most productive author was Aaron Rao with 7, constituting (14.58%) publications. The average publication per authors is (0.52) and the degree of collaboration is (0.58), which is clearly show that the journal is liked by researchers. Top Keywords Researchers WorldJournal of Arts, Science and Commerce (RW-JASC), Authors Productivity, Degree of Collaborations, Lotaka's Law of Scientific Productivity, Bibliometrics. Top |