International Conference on Multidisciplinary Research, Technology & Global Innovation

ICMRTGI-2026 is a fully virtual conference — all sessions, presentations and the awards ceremony take place online.

The abstract submission deadline is 15 September 2026. Full papers and registration closure are due by 30 September 2026.

Yes. All accepted papers are published in ISBN-indexed conference proceedings.

Every submission goes through initial screening followed by a double-blind peer review by our doctorate-holding advisory panel, with revisions requested where needed before acceptance.

Journal recommendations are intentionally finalized after the conference, so each manuscript can be matched to the most suitable Scopus indexed journal based on subject scope, technical quality, review outcomes, and indexing/editorial criteria at that time.

Choose from Student, Researcher, Faculty, Industry Experts/Industry Leaders, or Foreign Delegate based on your current role — this is selected during registration.

Once you submit your registration with payment proof, our Registration Team verifies it and confirms your seat, typically within 24 hours.

Yes, e-certificates are issued to presenting authors and participants after the conference by our Certificate Team.

DJP and Dfree Novelish collect only the information needed to process registrations and paper submissions (name, email, phone, city, payment reference and proof). This data is used solely for conference administration, verification and communication, and is not sold or shared with third parties beyond what is required for payment verification and publication processing.

Registration fees are generally non-refundable once payment is verified, as they cover review, processing and proceedings costs. Refunds may be considered on a case-by-case basis for duplicate payments or technical errors — contact the Registration Team within 7 days of payment.

By registering for ICMRTGI-2026, participants agree to submit accurate information, comply with the conference's academic and plagiarism policies, and abide by session guidelines. DJP reserves the right to reject submissions that violate these terms.

Authors retain copyright of their original work but grant DJP a license to publish accepted papers in the ISBN-indexed proceedings and, where applicable, to forward manuscripts to partner journals as part of the publication process. A signed copyright form is required at submission.

DJP follows a strict anti-plagiarism policy, double-blind peer review, and transparent editorial decision-making. Any confirmed case of plagiarism, data fabrication or duplicate submission will result in immediate rejection and disqualification from the conference.