Conference Proceedings and NAAC Requirements
We support academic institutions in organizing and hosting scholarly conferences aligned with NAAC documentation needs. This includes:
Guidance on organizing national and international academic conferences
Access to details of upcoming and past conferences (themes, dates, keynote speakers, registration info)
Archives of published conference papers and proceedings
1. Significance of Conference Proceedings
Research Output: Publishing papers in conference proceedings demonstrates the institution’s engagement in academic research and innovation.
Visibility and Impact: High-quality conference publications enhance institutional visibility and academic recognition.
Academic Collaboration: Organizing or participating in conferences fosters collaboration with peer institutions and industry, contributing to research excellence.
2. Types of Conference Proceedings
National Conference Proceedings: Publications from conferences held at the national level.
International Conference Proceedings: Publications from globally recognized academic events, typically offering wider reach and academic prestige.
3. Documentation and Reporting for NAAC
Institutions aiming for NAAC accreditation should maintain:
Evidence of Participation: Brochures, participation certificates, and a list of papers presented or published.
Publication Details: Include publisher name (e.g., Springer, IEEE) and ISBN, if available.
Indexing Information: Specify if proceedings are indexed (e.g., Scopus, Web of Science).
Conference Reputation: Describe the organizing body and peer-review process, if applicable.
Example Format for NAAC Reporting
Title: “International Conference on Emerging Technologies in Computing (ICETC 2024)”
Date & Venue: “March 20–21, 2024, XYZ University”
Participation: “50 papers presented by scholars from multiple institutions”
Publication: “Proceedings published by Springer, ISBN 1234-5678-9012”
Indexing: “Indexed in Scopus”