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An Assembly of Psychology Researchers, Scholars, Academicians, Talented Young Scientists and Students!
THEME 2027
PSYCHOLOGY AT THE CROSSROADS:
UNDERSTANDING MINDS, TRANSFORMING LIVES, SHAPING FUTURES
Competitions and Participation Formats
The conference will feature the following components:
18th Young Psychologist Competition (YPC): A competitive platform for undergraduate psychology students to present their research, receive expert feedback, and compete for cash prizes.
Oral and Poster Presentations: Opportunities for students across disciplines to showcase their research and engage in academic discussion.
TRIC: The Research Idea Challenge: An on-the-spot activity that encourages participants to identify real-world problems and develop innovative, feasible strategies.
International Online Session: A platform for international students to share research and connect with peers across geographical boundaries.
Hands-on Workshops: Expert-led sessions designed to strengthen research competencies and transferable professional skills.
Awards, Recognition and Opportunities
Awards, Recognition and Opportunities
Participants will have opportunities to receive expert feedback, engage in academic networking, and explore avenues for research development and collaboration.
The conference will feature cash prizes for the top three presentations in YPC, certificates of merit for outstanding oral and poster presentations, and opportunities for faculty mentorship. Selected YPC papers may also be considered for publication in an edited volume, subject to the applicable editorial and publication requirements.
The Young Psychologist Competition (YPC) is a national-level research paper presentation competition organised by the School of Psychological Sciences, CHRIST (Deemed to be University). The competition is intended exclusively for undergraduate students of psychology.
Selection Process
Abstracts submitted by participants will be reviewed by the scientific committee.
Authors of selected abstracts will be invited to submit their full papers.
The scientific committee will evaluate the submitted full papers and recommend papers for the Young Psychologist Competition or the Oral/Poster Presentation category.
The final allocation of papers to each category will be determined by the recommendations of the scientific committee.
Awards and Recognition
Cash prizes and certificates of merit will be awarded to the three best presentations.
Selected YPC papers may have an opportunity for publication in an edited volume, subject to the conference's publication process and requirements.
Participants will have opportunities to receive faculty mentorship and academic feedback.
Present Your Research and
compete for Cash Prizes!
Oral and Poster Presentation
Oral and Poster Presentation
The Oral and Poster Presentation track provides a platform for students to present their research and receive structured feedback from session chairs and fellow researchers.
Selection Process
Abstracts submitted for consideration will be reviewed by the scientific committee.
Authors of selected abstracts will be invited to submit their full papers or research reports, as instructed by the organising committee.
The scientific committee will scrutinise the submissions and recommend papers for the appropriate presentation category.
The final allocation of papers to oral or poster presentations will be based on the committee's recommendations.
Awards and Recognition
Certificates will be provided to registered student presenters.
A certificate of merit will be awarded for the best presentation in each session.
Present Your Research and
Win Medals & Certificates!
TRIC: The Research Idea Challenge
Think. Identify. Innovate. Collaborate.
About TRIC
The Research Idea Challenge (TRIC) is an interactive, on-the-spot activity designed to encourage students to identify real-world problems, think critically, and develop innovative, research-informed strategies to address them.
The activity challenges participants to move from identifying a problem to proposing a feasible solution, with opportunities for presentation, recognition, mentorship, and future collaboration.
Through TRIC, participants will have the opportunity to:
Strengthen critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Translate real-world issues into actionable strategies.
Develop creativity, innovation, and presentation skills.
Receive feedback and explore mentorship opportunities.
Build pathways for future research, implementation, and collaboration.
Who Can Participate?
TRIC is proposed as a platform for undergraduate students across disciplines to engage in problem identification and solution development.
Mentorship and Collaboration
1. TRIC aims to encourage participants to take their ideas beyond the activity.
2. Opportunities for mentorship through the Bangalore Yeshwanthpur Campus (BYC) may be offered to help participants refine their proposals and explore possibilities for further development.
3. The initiative seeks to foster meaningful collaboration among students, faculty, and relevant stakeholders, enabling promising ideas to be developed further.
Format: On-the-spot activity
Important Information
The activity duration, team or individual participation format, submission format, and presentation time will be communicated by the organising committee.
International (Online) Session
Engage with student researchers from around the world through an international online session designed to foster cross-cultural perspectives, exchange research ideas, and encourage global academic collaboration.
This platform offers students an opportunity to share their research, learn from diverse viewpoints, and build connections with emerging researchers across countries.
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