Extended abstracts of contributed papers are invited from students, research scholars and professionals in the focused areas. Problem definition, methods, results and discussion/ conclusion with graphical representations, if any in Microsoft word, not more than Two pages in single column format, ‘Calibri’ font size 12 and single line spacing. The abstract can be uploaded on the website on or before 14th September 2025
Abstract Submission Guidelines:
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Title should be clear, concise, and informative, often with a word limit (e.g., 12 words).
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Introduction: Briefly introduce the topic, its importance, and the gap in existing knowledge that your research addresses.
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Purpose/Objectives: Clearly state the research question, aim, or hypothesis being investigated.
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Methods: Describe the study design, participants, materials, data collection methods, and data analysis techniques.
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Results: Present key findings, preferably with data, and highlight the significance of the results.
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Conclusion: Summarize the main conclusions drawn from the study and their implications.
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Keywords: Provide a few relevant keywords to aid in indexing and searching.
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Topic Area: Indicate the relevant subject area for categorization.
Format Guidelines:
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Word/Character Limits: Abstracts typically have a maximum word count (e.g., 250-300 words).
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Font and Spacing: Use a standard font (e.g., Calibri font size 12) and appropriate spacing.
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Language: Abstracts are usually required to be in English.
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File Format: Abstracts are often submitted as Word documents (.doc or .docx).
Submission Guidelines:
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Online Submission: Abstracts are usually submitted through an online portal.
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Author Information: Provide complete and accurate information about all authors and their affiliations.
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Presenting Author: Identify the presenting author, who will be responsible for presenting the abstract if accepted.
