KCCILHE · Greater Noida
20–21 NOVEMBER 2026 · INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
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20–21 November 2026 Greater Noida, India Hybrid · In-person + Online

SMART‑AI 2026

International Conference on Sustainable Development, Machine Learning, Advancing Applications, Responsible Security with Technological Innovations — hosted by the School of Information Technology, KCC Institute of Legal & Higher Education, affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University.

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9 Conference Themes 20–21 Nov 2026 Conference Dates 40 acres KCCILHE Campus, Greater Noida GGSIPU Affiliated · NAAC A++ ic@kccilhe.edu.in Submissions 9 Conference Themes 20–21 Nov 2026 Conference Dates 40 acres KCCILHE Campus, Greater Noida GGSIPU Affiliated · NAAC A++ ic@kccilhe.edu.in Submissions

Where policy, pedagogy and the machine meet.

KCC Institute of Legal and Higher Education campus, Greater Noida, at dusk
KCCILHE Campus — Greater Noida 40‑acre campus · Host institution
The Institute

KCC Institute of Legal & Higher Education

Built across a 40‑acre campus in Greater Noida, KCCILHE has set a high bar for infrastructure and post‑secondary education. The Institute offers undergraduate programmes in BBA, BCA, BA‑JMC, B.Com (H), BA‑LLB (H) and BBA‑LLB (H), all affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University.

The University

Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University

Established in 1998 by the Government of Delhi as a teaching‑cum‑affiliating university, GGSIPU is recognised under Section 12B of the UGC Act and graded A++ by NAAC. It is a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities, the Association of Indian Universities, the Medical Council of India, and the Distance Education Council. English is the medium of instruction throughout.

Intelligent systems are moving faster than the frameworks meant to govern them.

SMART‑AI 2026 is a platform for researchers, academicians and industry professionals to exchange ideas on how artificial intelligence, machine learning and advanced technologies are reshaping industry — while confronting the security challenges that come with it. Intelligent and secure systems are enabling smarter solutions and a more connected, data‑driven world.

The stakes are not only technical. Machine learning and AI drive automation, sharpen decision‑making and open new business models — while advances in health, education and infrastructure improve quality of life at scale. Alongside that growth, cybersecurity and ethical implementation have become non‑negotiable: predictive threat detection and responsible AI practice are what keep digital ecosystems trustworthy.

From climate and energy to disaster management and sustainable development, AI and security technologies increasingly sit at the centre of the world's hardest coordination problems. SMART‑AI 2026 brings together finance, agriculture, defence and education researchers to discuss these transformative trends and the interdisciplinary work required to meet them.

What the two days are built to do.

OBJ 01

Explore recent advancements and practical applications of AI and ML across healthcare, education, finance, defence and smart infrastructure.

OBJ 02

Provide a collaborative platform for researchers, academicians and industry professionals to exchange findings across Machine Learning, AI, emerging technologies and security systems.

OBJ 03

Identify and discuss the opportunities, challenges and ethical implications of adopting intelligent, secure technologies.

OBJ 04

Promote interdisciplinary research and collaboration between academia, research institutions and industry for sustainable technological growth.

OBJ 05

Deepen understanding of advanced security mechanisms, cyber threat detection and privacy‑preserving AI frameworks.

OBJ 06

Encourage young researchers and scholars to contribute solutions to real‑world problems through AI, ML and advanced technologies.

OBJ 07

Foster discussion on how emerging technologies can support global development goals while ensuring ethical, responsible use.

OBJ 08

Build awareness of data security, digital trust and technological resilience in an era of rapid digital transformation.

Nine tracks. Tap a track to see its sub‑themes.

Original, thought‑provoking research is invited from academicians, researchers, students and corporate experts across any of the following.

Who should attend

Thought‑provoking and original research papers offering fresh insight or radically different views are invited from academicians, researchers, students and corporate experts working across AI, ML, data and security.

Preparing your manuscript.

Detailed instructions for authors on formatting, structure, citations and originality. Tap a heading to expand it.

Before you submit

All papers must be original and not simultaneously submitted to another journal or conference. Manuscripts must adhere to the official sample template. The decision of the organisers on acceptance is final and binding.

Mark the runway.

03 August 2026
Submission open (abstract / full paper)
07 September 2026
Paper submission deadline
14 September 2026
Acceptance notification
21 September 2026
Submission of camera-ready paper
09 October 2026
Last date of registration
20–21 November 2026
International Conference — SMART‑AI 2026

Call for papers.

The official SMART‑AI 2026 flyer — themes, important dates, registration fees and contact details at a glance.

SMART-AI 2026 Call for Papers flyer with conference themes, important dates, registration fees and contact details

Three tiers. One form.

Industry representatives₹2,500
Academician / research scholar₹2,000
Students₹1,500
Foreign participantUSD 60
Register via Google Form →
NEFT / IMPS payment details
Account nameKCC Institute of Legal and Higher Education
Account no.50100715222686
BankHDFC Bank
BranchSector 93A, Noida
IFSC codeHDFC0002830

Patrons, advisors and conveners.

Patrons
Padma Shri Prof. (Dr.) Mahesh Verma
Vice Chancellor, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
Dr. Kamal Pathak
Registrar, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University
Advisors
Dr. Lovneesh Chanana
VP, Government Affairs (APAC & Japan), SAP
Prof. Bharat Bhasker
Director, IIM Ahmedabad
Mr. Avik Sarkar, PhD
Associate Professor, Data Technology & Public Policy, ISB Hyderabad · Former Head, Data Analytics Cell, NITI Aayog
Mr. Biswajit Bhattacharya
Partner & Automotive Industry Leader — India / S. Asia, IBM GBS
Mr. Sidhartha Sindwani
Program Manager, Clinton Foundation
Mr. Atul Tripathi
Data Scientist · Advisor, IISER Mohali
Prof. (Dr.) Bhavna Agarwal
Director, KCCILHE
Conference Conveners
Mr. Azhar Ahmed
Conference Convener
Dr. Naushad Ahmad
Conference Co‑Convener

CMT Acknowledgement

Microsoft CMT Service Acknowledgement

The Microsoft CMT service was used for managing the peer-reviewing process for this conference. This service was provided free of charge by Microsoft, which also bore all associated expenses, including costs for Azure cloud services, software development, and technical support.

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