Instructions for Camera-Ready Paper (CRP)

Comprehensive final submission guidelines, formatting requirements, and document checklist for all accepted research papers for ICSIA 2027 – International Conference on Synthetic Intelligence and AI Application.

1st International Conference on Synthetic Intelligence and AI ApplicationHybrid / In-personCoimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India

Important submission format

Word and PDF

All camera-ready papers for ICSIA 2027 must be submitted in Microsoft Word (.docx) and PDF (.pdf) format, following the official conference template.

Note on LaTeX

LaTeX papers may be submitted in PDF format, subject to conference formatting guidelines and editorial approval.

CRP submission checklist

Before submitting your final camera-ready manuscript, kindly review and verify each of the following 18 essential checkpoints: 18 essential checkpoints.

  1. Plagiarism Threshold

    Ensure that the camera-ready paper has a plagiarism/similarity score of less than 20% (checked using Turnitin / iThenticate).

  2. Figure & Table Captions

    All figures and tables must have clear, descriptive captions and be numbered appropriately in sequential order.

  3. In-Text Citations for Visuals

    All figures and tables must be properly cited and referenced throughout the body text. (It is imperative that every figure and table is cited in the narrative.)

  4. Title & Affiliation Accuracy

    The paper’s title, authors’ names, institutional affiliations, address details, and spacing must all be completely accurate.

  5. Corresponding Author Email

    Before the abstract, the associated corresponding author’s official institutional email address must be clearly indicated.

  6. Title Summarization

    The title of the paper must accurately and concisely summarize the core substance and technical focus of the work.

  7. Author Sequences & No Titles

    Authors’ names and affiliations are listed in the correct sequence. (Do not add personal or job titles such as Lecturer, Professor, Research Scholar, Student, etc.)

  8. No Prefixes

    Avoid using prefixes such as Dr., Mr., Mrs., Prof., Er., and so on when referring to authors in the author block or text.

  9. Writing Quality & Proofreading

    Please ensure the paper is well-written, with close attention paid to English grammar, technical syntax, and punctuation.

  10. Prescribed Citation Style

    The paper’s in-text body references and citations must strictly follow the prescribed proceedings template format.

  11. Methodology Elaboration

    The proposed approach, algorithm, theoretical formulation, or architectural model must be outlined in comprehensive detail.

  12. Strong Organizational Structure

    The manuscript must exhibit a clean, logical flow with clear sections: Introduction, Related Work, Methodology, Results, Discussion, and Conclusion.

  13. High-Resolution Graphics

    The publication must include all graphs, diagrams, screenshots, and illustrations in sharp, high-quality resolution (300 DPI minimum).

  14. Equation Editor

    An official equation editor (such as MS Word Equation Editor or MathType) must be used to type all equations, mathematical notations, and formulas.

  15. Strict Reference List Formatting

    The bibliography and reference list must follow the exact template style. (This is crucial as improperly formatted references cause major publication delays.)

  16. No Author Biographies

    Avoid including author biographies, photos, or personal career summaries at the conclusion of the paper.

  17. Objective Third-Person Voice

    Throughout the paper, refrain from using first-person pronouns such as I, we, us, our. Use objective, academic third-person phrasing.

  18. Acknowledgment Guidelines

    Do not mention the associated Institute, university centre, or co-authors in the acknowledgment section (reserve acknowledgments for funding agencies or grants).

Preparation summary

The checklist grouped by category, for a quick final audit of your camera-ready copy.

Author details

  • Accurate author names and affiliations
  • No academic titles or prefixes
  • Corresponding author email before the abstract
  • No author biographies at the end

Visuals & math

  • Figures at 300 DPI or higher
  • Captions and numbers on all tables and figures
  • Every figure and table cited in the text
  • All equations typed in an equation editor

Writing & references

  • Plagiarism index below 20%
  • Objective third-person style
  • Methodology described in detail
  • References match the template format

Template & CRP resources

Download the official Microsoft Word template with configured styles and fonts, and the conference brochure.

Completed your camera-ready check?

Make sure all 18 checkpoints are met, then submit your final manuscript.

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