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

Ans: Yes. You are welcome to participate as a Listener/Delegate and attend all conference sessions, keynote talks, and networking events.

Q2: What is the recommended length for abstracts?

Ans: Abstracts should be concise, typically between 200–250 words, and should clearly summarize your research objectives, methods, and key findings.

Q3: Can a co-author present the paper?

Ans: Yes. A co-author is allowed to present the paper, provided they have the consent of the main author.

Q4: When will I be notified about abstract acceptance?

Ans: An acknowledgment email will be sent within three working days of submission. The final acceptance decision will be communicated within 2–4 days.

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

Ans: Papers are evaluated based on the following criteria: Content Value – Quality, originality, and significance of the research
Clarity – Structured and coherent presentation
Audio-Visual Aids – Effective use of slides and supporting visuals
Audience Connection – Ability to engage and interact with the audience
Timing – Adherence to the allotted time

Q6: What are the full paper submission guidelines?

Ans: Full papers should be:

• Length: Between 6–8 pagess
• Language: Written in English
• Format: Double-column style
• Quality: Free of grammatical errors and well-structured

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

Ans: The review results will be shared within 2–4 working days after submission.

Note: As IFERP is a non-profit academic association, we do not provide travel or accommodation sponsorship. However, outstanding contributors and members may be eligible for limited accommodation support.

For further information, please visit the official conference website or contact the organizing committee at [email protected].