Scientific Presentation Guidelines

General Instructions

• Abstracts are invited from academicians, clinicians, researchers, postgraduate scholars, and students from Ayurveda, modern medicine, and allied health sciences.
• All abstracts must be in English and should reflect original work that has not been previously published or presented.
• Submission implies consent for publication in the conference souvenir/proceedings.

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Theme Areas for Submission

Abstracts should align with the conference theme. Sub-themes include:

• Conceptual Integration of Immunology with Ayurvedic Parameters: Prakṛti, Agni, Satmya, Sattva and Kāla
• Ayurvedic Foundations of Immunity: Anatomical and Physiological Perspectives on Dhātu Sāra, Ojas, Bala and Vyādhikṣamatva.
• Immunomodulatory Potential of Medicinal Plants in Autoimmune Disorders.
• Herbo-Mineral Formulations as Immunomodulators in Autoimmune Disorders.
• Ayurvedic Diagnostic Perspectives in Autoimmune Disorders.
• Assessment of Rogi Bala in the Context of Vyādhikṣamatva in Autoimmune Disorders.
• Conceptual Integration of Asatmya and Viruddha Ahara in the Pathogenesis of Autoimmune Disorders.
• Epigenetics, Immunology and Autoimmunity: Exploring Integrative Perspectives.
• Ayurvedic Determinants of Immunity: Role of Ahara, Vihara and Acara.
• Impact of Lifestyle and Environmental Toxins on manifestation of Autoimmune Disorders: Preventive Perspectives.
• Integration of the Concept of Viṣa (Gara and Dusi) in the Pathogenesis of Autoimmune Disorders.
• Samana Auṣadha and Pañcakarma-Based Clinical Approaches in Autoimmune Disorders
• Clinical Spectrum and Specialty-Specific Management of Autoimmune Disorders

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Abstract Format

Prepare your abstract strictly as per the format below:

• Title: Concise, maximum 20 words; use Title Case.
• Word Limit: 250 words, excluding title, author details, and keywords.
• Structure: Background & Objectives, Materials & Methods, Observations/Results, Conclusion.
• Keywords: 3–5 keywords provided below the abstract.
• Language: English only. Avoid abbreviations in the title. All Sanskrit terminologies should be presented in standard transliteration.

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Author Details

• Provide full names of all authors along with their affiliations.
• The first author should be the presenting author.
• Include email ID and mobile number of the corresponding author.
• A maximum of four authors is permitted per abstract.

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Submission Process

• Registration for the conference is mandatory for paper presentation.
• Select the mode of paper presentation: ONLINE or OFFLINE.
• Mode: Submit the abstract through the conference website.
• Last Date for Submission: 31^st August 2026.

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Review & Selection

• All abstracts will undergo peer review by the Scientific Committee.
• Acceptance will be communicated via email.
• Best ONLINE and OFFLINE paper presentations will be awarded.

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Certification

• The presenting author must attend the conference to receive the certificate.
• Certificates can be availed on the last day of the seminar.
• Unique barcoded certificates can be availed on the last day of the seminar.

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PPT or Poster Guidelines

• Only the official conference template available on the conference website should be used.
• PPTs should contain a maximum of 10 content slides (excluding the title and thank-you slides).
• Presentation time: 4 minutes presentation + 1 minute discussion.
• Tentative online presentation dates: 25^th & 26^th September 2026.
• E-Posters must be prepared in 16:9 widescreen landscape format using the prescribed template.
• Last date for PPT/ E-Poster submission: 15^th September 2026.