National Symposium @ CUJ

ECT-2026: Emerging Computing
Technologies

A platform for UG, PG, and research scholars from engineering disciplines, to provide them with a platform to present innovative ideas and gain exposure to emerging developments in computing and related technologies.

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Submission Process

How to Submit Your Work

Official Microsoft CMT Portal
https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/NSECT2026

1 Step 1:- Click on register and fill up details

2 Step 2:- Verify your email, through the verification link sent to the registered email (check spam)

3 Step 3:- Login in again with registered email and password

4 Step 4:- Go to the dropdown menu and select "NSECT2026"

5 Step 5:- Go to all conference and search for "Emerging Computing Technologies 2026"

6 Step 6:- Click on "create new submission", fill the details and submit your work.

Organizing Authority

Patron & Committee

Prof. Sanjeev Jain

Patron

Hon'ble Vice Chancellor, CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU

Co-Patrons

Prof. Yashwant Singh
Registrar, CUJ

Prof. Dinesh Kumar
Head, CSE & CSIT, CUJ

Chairs

Dr. Pradeep K. Singh
Assoc. Professor, CSE

Prof. Palvinder S. Mann
Professor, CSIT

Co-Chairs

Dr. Palak Mahajan
Asst. Professor, CSE

Mr. Arun K. Sharma
Asst. Professor, CSE

Research Tracks

Symposium Themes

Future Computing Technologies

Quantum computation, Edge intelligence, and next-gen hardware architectures.

Cyber Security Technologies

Advanced cryptographic protocols, Zero-trust, and AI-driven defense.

Emerging Mathematical & Computing Technologies

Mathematical modeling, algorithmic efficiency, and discrete structures.

Venue

Department of CSE, CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU

Ready to Participate?

Registration is mandatory for all participants. Visit the department for further registration details.

Schedule

Important Deadlines

April 12
2026

Abstract Submission

Final deadline to submit research abstracts for presentation.

April 21-22
2026

Symposium Dates

National Symposium on Emerging Computing Technologies (ECT-2026).

Final Guidelines

Presentation Guidelines

National Symposium on Emerging Computing Technologies – 2026

1. Presentation Mode

Oral and Poster presentations will be scheduled subject to acceptance of the submitted abstract.
Presentations are idea-based; prototype, implementation, or experimental results are NOT mandatory.
Conceptual frameworks, innovative solutions, and futuristic proposals are encouraged.

2. Eligibility & Team Size

UG Students, PG Students, and Research Scholars
Individual or Team participation
Maximum Team Size: 2 members

3. Abstract Submission

Length: 150–200 words
Must include:
• Problem Statement
• Proposed Idea
• Innovation/Novelty
• Expected Impact or Application
Plagiarism Limit: Maximum 10%
Abstract must be original and unpublished.

4. Presentation Categories

Participants may submit ideas under:

Future Computing Technologies
Cyber Security Technologies
Emerging Mathematical & Computing Technologies

5. Poster Presentation Guidelines

Poster Size:

• 80 cm (Width) × 110 cm (Height)
• Portrait Orientation
• Poster will be displayed on the designated board.
• Participants must bring their printed poster.

Recommended Poster Structure:

(Sample Layout)

Title & Author Details: Title of Idea, Author Name(s), Institution & Email
Problem Statement: Issue or challenge addressed
Proposed Idea / Concept: Core innovation or solution
Methodology / Conceptual Framework: Architecture diagram / workflow
Innovation & Novelty: What makes the idea unique
Expected Outcomes: Benefits and possible results
Applications & Future Scope: Real-world relevance
References

Poster Presentation Time:

• Presentation: 5–7 minutes | Q&A: 3 minutes

6. Oral Presentation Guidelines

PPT/PDF format (8–12 slides recommended)
Presentation: 8–10 minutes
Q&A: 5 minutes
Focus on clarity of idea rather than implementation.

7. Evaluation Criteria (Common for Poster & Oral)

Originality & Innovation of Idea
Problem Understanding & Relevance
Technical Feasibility & Conceptual Clarity
Presentation & Communication Effectiveness
Impact and Future Scope

8. General Rules

Prototype or implementation is not compulsory.
At least one author must be present during evaluation.
Participants must report 30 minutes before session start.
Judges™ decision will be final and binding.
Plagiarism or unethical practices will lead to disqualification.

Special Opportunity

Best 6 ideas will be guided for patent filing

Sample Poster Layout

Official reference for poster dimensions and structure.

CMT ACKNOWLEDGMENT:

The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided for free by Microsoft and they bore all expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services as well as for software development and support.

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