Submission FAQ

Submission FAQ

  • If my abstract is not accepted, can I still attend the conference ?.

    Ans: Yes, you can attend as a Listener/Delegate

  • 2. What is the recommended length for abstracts?

    Ans: Abstracts should be concise, within 200-250 words, capturing the essence of your research.

  • 3. I am the Co-author of the paper, Can I present the work.

    Ans: With the consent of the main author, co-author can present the work.

  • 4. When will I be notified about abstract acceptance?

    Ans:Expect an acknowledgment email within three working days of submission and a final decision within 2-4 days

  • 5. How are papers evaluated for the Best Paper Presentation Award?

    Ans: The Evaluation considers content value, clarity, audio-visual aids, audience connection, and timing.

  • 6. What are the full paper submission guidelines?

    Ans: Full-papers should be 6-8 pages, double-column format, in English, and checked for grammar and clarity.

  • 7. When will I know the results of the paper review process?

    Ans: Full-paper authors will receive results within two to four days of submission, ensuring a timely review process.

  • 8. What are CPD-accredited activities?

    Ans: These are learning activities (such as courses, workshops, or webinars) that have been evaluated and approved by a CPD accreditation body to meet industry standards.

  • 9. Who needs CPD?

    Ans: CPD is often required by professionals in regulated industries like healthcare, education, engineering, or law. However, it benefits anyone aiming for career growth.

  • 10. How do I track my CPD progress?

    Ans: Most professionals maintain a CPD log or portfolio to record completed activities, points earned, and reflections on how the learning has contributed to their career.