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Title vbgh
Author(s) admin
Platform Bharatiya Jnana Sarita
Categories Mathematical, Physical and Astronomical Sciences
Year 2026
Type of Article Original Article - Long Form
Difficulty Level Beginner
Abstract ggg

INDIAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY KANPUR

Report on Plagiarism Detection Tools for OJS Integration

Project: BJS-CMS

Prepared by: Shikha Shukla

Date: April 2026

1. Introduction[edit | edit source]

This report evaluates plagiarism detection tools for integration with OJS, focusing on scalability, user capacity, language support, and cost.

2. User Capacity[edit | edit source]

Turnitin (iThenticate) supports large institutional usage with hundreds to thousands of users including authors, reviewers, and editors. Access is role-based and scalable.


Duplichecker and Quetext are limited to individual or small-scale usage.


Grammarly supports individual and team plans but is not designed for structured journal workflows.

3. Indian Language Support[edit | edit source]

Turnitin has limited but improving support for Indian languages (Hindi, etc.), mainly effective in English academic content.


Duplichecker supports multiple languages but with low accuracy.


Grammarly primarily supports English and does not support Indian languages effectively.


Quetext also mainly supports English.

4. Comparative Analysis[edit | edit source]

Tool OJS Integration Users Supported Accuracy Indian Language Support Cost Recommendation
Turnitin (iThenticate) Yes 1000+ High Limited ₹5L–₹15L/year Best
Duplichecker Custom Low Low Moderate Low Limited
Grammarly No Team/Individual Medium No ₹1K/month Support
Quetext No Low Medium No ₹800/month Not Recommended

5. Conclusion[edit | edit source]

Turnitin (iThenticate) is the only scalable and reliable solution for OJS integration. It supports large teams and provides the best accuracy, though at higher cost. Other tools are not suitable for institutional academic workflows.



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