<![CDATA[This study analyzes the publication productivity and scholarly impact of lecturers at UIN Sjech M. Djamil Djambek Bukittinggi using the 2025 lecturer publication list as the primary dataset and Google Scholar as the intended bibliographic reference. The dataset contains 199 lecturer records and 1,481 listed publication records. After title normalization and removal of repeated records within the same lecturer, 1,418 unique publication titles were identified. A descriptive bibliometric approach was employed to measure publication productivity through the number of listed and unique publications, distribution of productivity, and concentration of publication output among lecturers. The analysis also examines the feasibility and limitation of using Google Scholar indicators for assessing scholarly impact. The results show that publication productivity is unevenly distributed: 11 lecturers have no listed publication, while 12 lecturers have more than 20 unique publication records. The median productivity is five unique publications per lecturer, indicating that the institutional distribution is strongly concentrated around a relatively small number of highly productive lecturers. Because the supplied dataset does not contain citation counts, h-index, or i10-index, scholarly impact cannot be quantified directly in this version of the study. Therefore, the impact discussion is positioned as an interpretive and methodological component rather than a fabricated numerical finding. The study contributes an auditable baseline for subsequent data collection from verified Google Scholar profiles and provides a practical framework for monitoring lecturer publication performance.
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