Directions for sentence exclusion: Five sentences are given below; out of these, four come together to form a coherent paragraph, but one sentence does not fit into the sequence.

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Directions for sentence exclusion: Five sentences are given below; out of these, four come together to form a coherent paragraph, but one sentence does not fit into the sequence. Choose the sentence that does not fit into the sequence.

(i) There is a dark side to academic research, especially in India, and at its centre is the phenomenon of predatory journals.
(ii) But in truth, as long as you pay, you can get anything published.
(iii) In look and feel thus, they are exactly like any reputed journal.
(iv) They claim to be indexed in the most influential databases, say they possess editorial boards that comprise top scientists and researchers, and claim to have a rigorous peer-review structure.
(V) But a large section of researchers and scientists across the world are at the receiving end of nothing short of an academic publishing scam.




(V) But a large section of researchers and scientists across the world are at the receiving end of nothing short of an academic publishing scam.



Proclamation 1 discusses "an obscure side to scholarly research ... and the peculiarities of the brutal diary in the midst of it". Option 4 further adds saying "they are guaranteed to have records... are publication boards... and are guaranteed a completely friendly audit structure." Option 3 states "resulting in their appearance and feel, they resemble any other diary". Option 2 ends by referencing the truth "though really you can deliver anything". As a result Options 1432 forms an arrangement with Option 5 as oddballs.

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