MED-AI

Rules

• The event is open to MBBS students and interns and will be conducted in two groups:
  • Group I: 1st, 2nd and 3rd Year MBBS Students.
  • Group II: 4th Year MBBS Students and Interns.
• Interested delegates must submit a two-page abstract highlighting their understanding of What a Doctor should know about Artificial Intelligence (AI) with respect to learning, routine clinical practice and future prospects, its applications, personal experiences with AI tools, innovative ideas, or its potential role in medicine.
• OSMECON 2026 basic registration is mandatory for participation in the Med-AI event.
• A valid OSMECON 2026 Registration ID (OSMECON ID) is mandatory for abstract submission. Abstracts submitted without a valid OSMECON ID will not be considered.
• Delegates are expected to send in the abstracts (not more than 2 pages) to medaiosmecon26@gmail.com in the form of a word document (doc or .docx)
• Submitted abstracts will be evaluated and selected by faculty members based on relevance, clarity, originality, basic understanding of AI, and potential for meaningful interaction during the sessions.
• Delegates whose abstracts have been selected will be sent an email and given prior information.
• The abstract must not exceed two pages and should include a title, introduction, objectives, discussion of AI applications or personal experiences, and conclusion. Relevant references may be included.
• Abstracts must reflect the delegate's own ideas and understanding. Any use of AI tools in preparing the abstract and powerpoint is not allowed.
• The faculty's decision regarding abstract selection and session allocation will be final.
• Selected delegates must complete their Med-AI event registration within the deadline communicated by the organizing team.
• Top 5 abstracts will be selected to present. The presentation is expected to be in the form of a PowerPoint presentation (.ppt or .pptx).
• Last date for abstract submission: 20 November 2026.

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