Poster Presentation
Detail page for rules and eligibility, then register.E-Poster Presentation
Present your research through an engaging e-poster before the expert jury and SPARK-O-FEST scientific community.
Competition Rules
Participation & Eligibility
- The competition is open to all registered participants of SF 2.0
- Participation may be individual.
- Registration is mandatory for all presenters.
- Please provide full details such as Name, Department, Institution, Category separately while submitting to the scientific committee.
- The presenter should not reveal any identity on the final e-poster such as Name, Department and Institute.
Presentation & E-Poster Requirements
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Submission Requirements
- Accepted abstracts will be allotted a CODE which will be intimated to the presenter.
- The allotted CODE must be mentioned on the top-left corner of the e-poster.
- The final e-poster must be mailed to scientificspark@saraswaticolleges.com .
Abstract Submission Deadline: 1 November 2026
Poster Submission Deadline: 15 November 2026
Presentation Process
Report Before Presentation
The presenter should report 20 minutes prior to the scheduled presentation.
Presentation
Present the e-poster within the allotted 3-minute presentation time.
Q&A Session
The presentation will be followed by a 2-minute question and answer session.
Total Time: 3 minutes presentation + 2 minutes Q&A.
Judging & General Conditions
- E-posters will be judged based on relevance, clarity of content, visual design and overall impact.
- E-posters that appear to be directly generated or downloaded from ChatGPT or other AI tools without substantial original modification will not be accepted.
- All certificates of participation will be given to participants as per the aforementioned rules and regulations.
- All participants must adhere to safety, disciplinary and ethical norms.
- The decision of the judges will be final.
- Any form of copyright infringement or rule violation will result in disqualification.
Rules can be amended based on decisions of the jury panel and SF 2.0 scientific committee based on latest inputs.