GOC Scheme Document-May 2021
GOC Scheme Document-May 2021
2 Objective
Note:
(a) Organizers must reach out overseas participants for International
Conferences.
(b) For an International conference, at least 3 eminent national or
international experts (from academia, industry or R&D Labs) with
outstanding contribution in the theme of the conference are necessary for
delivering key-note address, enriching the theme.
4 Eligibility
(a) AICTE approved institute with at least 8 years of existence.
(b) Coordinator must:
(i) be full time regular Associate Professor or Professor or a senior faculty
with at least 10-year experience in teaching and research with
publications and
(ii) have organized at least three conferences if applying for international
conference and one conference if applying for national conference.
(c) Institute should also identify a Co-coordinator who must be a faculty with
(i) at least 7 year of experience in teaching and research and
(ii) have organized at least one conference if applying for an international
conference.
(d) The department organizing the conference should preferably be NBA
accredited.
(e) Weightage will be given to conferences supported by organizations
(working in the theme of the conference) like:
7 Processing Methodology
(a) Online submission of application by the institution.
(b) Applications received every two months will be processed in a single lot.
(c) Screening/ scrutiny of applications at Council.
(d) Evaluation of applications by the expert committee.
(e) The final decision will be taken by the Council, keeping in view the
recommendations made by the experts and the availability of funds for the
scheme.
(f) After the Council’s approval, the Sanction Letter for the conference will be
sent to the institution.
(g) Sanction Letter can be used by institute to raise funds from other sponsors.
12 Monitoring
AICTE may depute an Officer/Observer to oversee the quality of the conference and
collect feedback from the venue.
13 Expected Outcomes
(a) Dissemination of knowledge and sharing of new innovative ideas among participants
and delegates from across the globe which would further help them in developing
new ideas relevant to their research work.
(b) Awareness of the recent developments in the field.
(c) Publication of the papers in a high impact journal.
(d) Novel ideas for impact on the UG/ PG student projects.
(e) New research areas or improvement in ongoing research.
(f) Ideas to create roadmap for upcoming projects and possibilities for opening new
avenues for research.
(g) Collaborations between institutions and industry.
(h) Learning of best practices.
14 For more information contact us
Scheme related Information:
e-mail address: gocidc@aicte-india.org Phone Number: (011) 29581334
Technical Information:
e-mail address: it2idc@aicte-india.org