Guidelines for Authors & Participants

CMMAI 2026

Common
Guidelines

  • CMMAI 2026 invites submissions of original research contributions for presentation in the Contributory Paper Sessions.
  • Submissions aligned with the conference themes are encouraged.
  • Participants who wish to present a paper must submit an extended abstract and complete the registration process.
  • Participants who wish to attend the conference without presenting a paper may register directly without submitting an abstract.
  • All submissions must be written in English and should represent original work not under consideration elsewhere.
  • All extended abstracts will undergo a peer-review process by the Scientific Advisory Committee.
  • For each accepted paper, at least one author must submit the abstract, complete the conference registration process, and present the work at the conference. In addition, all co-authors who wish to participate in the conference must register separately.
  • Authors of accepted extended abstracts will be invited to submit full-length papers for further review and presentation.
  • Selected full-length papers may be considered for publication in a peer-reviewed indexed journal, subject to editorial review and publisher approval.
  • By submitting an abstract, the author(s) agree to present the work in person at the conference upon acceptance.

Abstract
Submission

  • Authors must submit an extended abstract (maximum 1000 words) via the conference submission system.
  • The abstract must be limited to one page and follow the prescribed template.
  • The abstract should clearly state the motivation, problem addressed, methodology, and key results.
  • Technical details, lengthy derivations, and figures should be avoided unless permitted in the template.
  • The abstract must be self-contained, concise, and written in Times New Roman font following the template format.
  • The presenting author must be indicated with an asterisk (*) in case of multiple authors.
  • Submissions must be converted to PDF format before upload.
  • All accepted extended abstracts will be published in the Conference Proceedings with ISSN.
PDF Template Submit Your Abstract

Registration Process

Follow these 4 simple steps to secure your spot at CMMAI 2026

Step 01: Check Fees

Identify your category and check the fee in the tables below.

Step 02: Make Payment

Pay the exact amount via Bank Transfer using the details provided.

Step 03: Fill Form

Complete the Google Form and upload your payment receipt.

Step 04: Verification

Wait for verification. Confirmation will be sent via email.

3. Registration Guidelines
  • Registration is mandatory for inclusion in the programme.
  • After abstract submission, enter your reference number in the form.
  • At least one author of each accepted paper must register.
  • Fee must be paid before deadline; submit proof to committee.
  • See Important Dates for Early Bird Fee and Late deadlines.
  • Accommodation is not included; borne separately.
  • Only registered authors will be scheduled for presentation.
  • Financial assistance subject to availability of funding.
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Indian Participants (INR)

CategoryEarly Bird FeeStandard Fee
UG / PG Students₹1000₹2000
Scholars / Postdocs₹3000₹4000
Faculty / Experts₹5000₹6000

Bank Transfer Details for Indian Participants

Bank Name State Bank of India
Account Name PRINCIPAL BMC
Account No. 67146690193
IFSC Code SBIN0070809
Proceed to Register

International Participants (USD)

CategoryEarly Bird FeeStandard Fee
Developing Countries$65$75
Developed Countries$150$200
Instructions:
Download the Registration Fee Waiver Form (DOCX), complete all the required details, and convert the filled form to PDF.
Upload the generated PDF along with your conference registration form. Only PDF files are accepted.
Download Registration Fee Waiver Form (DOCX)

Bank Transfer Details for International Participants

Bank Name South Indian Bank
Branch Kakkanad
Account Name Bharata Mata College
Account No. 0313053000006543
IFSC Code SIBL0000313
SWIFT Code SOININ55
Proceed to Register