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TEMPLATE 1: SCHOOL STUDENT INNOVATION PAPER (Grade 6–12)

 

Title

Simple, problem-focused title

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Author Details

Student Name(s)

Grade, Age,

School/Institute, City, Country

Email ID

 

Abstract (100–150 words)

Explain:

  • Problem faced

  • Idea / solution

  • Outcome​​

Keywords: 3- 5 (Driver Safety, Drowsiness Detection, Face Detection, Computer Vision, AI)

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Introduction

About your idea, problem you solve, solution

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Problem Statement

What real-world problem does this project solve?

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Concept & Idea

Explain the idea in simple scientific terms.

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Materials & Tools Used

  • Components

  • Software

  • Platforms

  • Flow chart, Image, Diagram​

 

Working Principle

Step-by-step explanation (diagrams encouraged), Code explain, Flow Chart, table & Diagram

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Results & Learning Outcomes

  • What worked

  • What was learned, Image, table, flow chart

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Conclusion & Improvements

What can be improved or scaled?

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Acknowledgment (Optional)

Support and Guidence of Mentor, Teachers, Guide & Parents.

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References (Minimum 3)

Books, articles, websites (credible sources only).

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Always Ref Image & Flow chart as Fig.1, Fig.2, Fig.3 - Table as Table.1, Table.2, Table.3

TEMPLATE 2: COLLEGE/UNIVERSITY (DIPLOMA/UG STUDENTS)

 

Title Page

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Title of the Article

(Concise, specific, no emojis, no ALL CAPS)

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Author Name(s)

Department

College / Organization, City, Country

Email ID / Contact no.

 

Abstract (150–250 words)

A brief summary of:

  • Problem statement

  • Method / approach

  • Key results

  • Conclusion / impact

 

Write this in third person. No citations inside abstract.

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Keywords: Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, STEM Education, Innovation (3–6 keywords)

 

Introduction

  • Background of the topic

  • Why this problem matters

  • Objectives of the study

(2–4 paragraphs)

 

Literature Review / Background Study

  • Reference existing studies

  • Show understanding of prior work

  • Explain the research gap

 

Methodology / Approach

  • Tools used (hardware, software, datasets)

  • Step-by-step process

  • Experimental setup / design

 

Include diagrams or flowcharts if applicable.

 

Results & Observations

  • What was observed

  • Tables / graphs / outputs

  • Performance analysis

 

7. Discussion

  • Interpretation of results

  • Limitations

  • Comparison with existing methods

 

Conclusion & Future Work

  • Key takeaways

  • Practical impact

  • Scope for improvement

 

Acknowledgement (Optional)

Mention mentors, teachers, institutions.

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References (MANDATORY)

  • Books, Articles & IEEE

  • Example (APA):[1] Smith, J. (2022). Robotics in education. Journal of STEM, 5(2), 45–52.

 

Always Ref Image & Flow chart as Fig.1, Fig.2, Fig.3 - Table as Table.1, Table.2, Table.3

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FILE FORMATTING RULES 

  • File format: Word only

  • File name: short title-author

  • Font: Times New Roman / Arial Size: 24 pt

  • Size: 11 or 12 pt

  • Single column

  • Page numbers included

  • Title & authors visible on first page

WHAT TO AVOID (Article Rejection Risks)

❌ Missing abstract

❌ No references

❌ Images-only File

❌ Multiple papers in one file

❌ Password-protected files

❌ Fake authors or affiliations

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