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Misbah Haider Your article was published but I have moved it back to draft.
Normally, an IEEE fellow meets the criteria at WP:NACADEMICS, but your source did not confirm this nor was I able to look it up at the IEEE fellows directory.
You should go through the articles for creation system until you better understand how to establish notability. I think, technically, you have mastered the process of citing sources, which is good. The tone of your draft contains some promotional wording that needs to be made more neutral. And you need to be very particular about citing a source for every statement you write in the draft. One reason a reviewer might decline your (now) draft article is because it does not meet the required standard for inline citations. This is a good start, but it needs more work. — jmcgnh(talk)(contribs)05:57, 7 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]
I'm pretty terrible at academic notability myself, but let me try to explain it as best I can. When writing an article about a professor (or other academic), Wikipedia expects it will be difficult to find general press coverage of the sort we normally require. The alternative criteria laid out at WP:NACADEMICS explain how you go about establishing notability. Note that you are allowed to use a professor's official web page or CV hosted by the university as a source, something which we would normally consider a primary source and avoid using.
Someone's publications all by themselves to not help establish notability; evidence of the impact those publications have on the field is needed. Some people use stats like h-index or citation counts to do this.
If you want to say that someone is a fellow of the IEEE, you need to be able to point to a source where this can be verified. The IEEE fellow directory is sometimes helpful, but it is better to use as a source something like the annual announcement of new fellows that IEEE publishes - you can then just cite it as a normal publication instead of trying to have the reader do a database lookup.
Hey User:Jmcgnh! I just made some minor changes in the draft and also added the credible exact reference behind when he became the fellow of IEEE and also I have removed the amazon link the shows the pricing of books added the google book link where these books content is actually available Misbah Haider (talk) 11:10, 7 April 2024 (UTC)[reply]
