General Guidelines
The 16th Young psychologist competition and the Undergraduate Research conference – 2025 will be held offline.
Students have to submit an abstract of the research paper on a topic of their interest in psychology, related to the theme, not exceeding 250 words.
All the submissions will go through the selection process by the Scientific Selection Committee (SSC) for Young Psychologist Competition - Oral and Poster presentation.
All the participants have to register for the conference after receiving the confirmation mail about their abstract selection. Selection of abstract is mandatory for the participation.
Participants whose abstracts are selected have to submit the full paper, which will be further reviewed by the SSC.
Only authors of the selected full papers by the SSC will participate in the Young Psychologist Competition- Oral and Poster presentation.
Participants who do not submit the full paper will not be eligible to participate in the Young Psychologist Competition- Oral and Poster presentation.
There are no restrictions on the number of entries from an institution.
Only supervised/guided research papers will be entertained.
Maximum authors (Students - 6 members) along with the guide/supervisor (1 Faculty) are permitted for a paper/poster. The name of the supervisor/guide should be mentioned wherever required.
Ethical clearance form (click here to access) should be submitted along with the abstract.
Best three paper presentations in Young Psychologist Competition - Oral presentation will receive a cash prize and merit certificate!
One best poster presentation will receive a merit certificate.
Guidelines for oral/ poster presentation will be uploaded shortly on the YPC website.
Timeline
10th November 2024 Abstract submission deadline
15th December 2024 Abstract acceptance notification
1st February 2025 - full manuscript submission
5th February 2025 - Commencement of Registration
15th February 2025 - Decision on oral/ poster presentations
17th March 2025 - Final event
*Participants must be undergraduate psychology students whose work is supervised and co-authored by a faculty guide