Q1: If my abstract is not accepted, can I still attend the conference?

Ans: Yes, you are welcome to join the conference as a Listener/Delegate and participate in all technical sessions, keynote addresses, and networking opportunities.

Q2: What is the recommended length for abstracts?

Ans: Abstracts should be between 200–250 words and must clearly outline your research objectives, methodology, and key findings

Q3: Can a co-author present the paper?

Ans: Yes, a co-author may present the paper, provided they have the main author’s consent and complete the required registration.

Q4: When will I be notified of abstract acceptance?

Ans: You will receive an acknowledgment within 3 working days of submission. The final decision on abstract acceptance will be communicated within 2–4 working days.

Q5: How are papers evaluated for the Best Paper Presentation Award?

Ans: Submissions are evaluated on the following criteria: Content Value – Originality, quality, and relevance
Clarity – Logical structure and coherence
Visual Aids – Effective use of presentation materials
Engagement – Interaction and connection with the audience
Time Management – Presentation within the allocated time

Q6: What are the full paper submission guidelines?

Ans:

• Length: 6–8 pages
• Language: English
• Format: Double-column style
• Quality: Free from grammatical errors, well-structured, and technically sound

Q7: When will I receive a review decision for my full paper?

Ans: Review decisions will be shared within 2–4 working days after full paper submission.

Note: As ICCCE is organized under the IFERP academic network, a non-profit organization, travel or accommodation sponsorship is not provided. However, limited accommodation support may be extended to exceptional contributors and active members.