To foster innovative potential and nurture creativity among school students, the voluntary research organization ‘Chintar Chash’ has been conducting research activities in schools. As part of this ongoing initiative, ‘Chintar Chash’ is organizing the 11th Chintar Chash Young Researcher Conference, 2026 on October 03, 2026, at the Teacher-Student Centre (TSC), University of Dhaka. This conference will feature presentations by students from grades 7 to 10 from various schools across the country. We invite interested students to submit their research papers and concept papers. Bonik Barta and The Financial Express will serve as the Bengali and English media partners for this event.

Event Details

Participants: Students from grades 7 to 10 (All academic streams: Science, Arts, and Commerce are eligible)

Venue: Teacher-Student Centre (TSC), University of Dhaka

Participation Type:

  • Individual
  • Team: 
  • Maximum of 3 members for concept papers 
  • Maximum of 4 members for research papers

Topics: Submissions can cover any subject matter and will be categorized accordingly.

Events

Research Paper Presentation:

  • Oral Presentation
  • Poster Presentation

Concept Paper Presentation:

  • Oral Presentation

 

Important Dates

Submission Deadline for Research/Concept Papers: August 31, 2026

Submission Link: https://chintarchash.org/young-researchers-conference-2026/

Preliminary Selection Announcement: September 7, 2026

Registration Period: September 8–14, 2026 (Only those who pass preliminary selection can register)

Registration Fee: BDT 500 per person

Guidelines for Writing Research Papers

Research papers must adhere to the scientific method and include the following sections:

Title: A concise sentence that summarizes the entire research.

Abstract: A brief overview of the research methodology and key findings.

Introduction: Mention any specific theories or principles, define any scientific terms, and explain the research rationale.

Methodology: Describe the research process, including materials and instruments used.

Results and Analysis: Present findings and their significance.

Conclusion: Discuss the utility of the results and suggest areas for future research.

Guidelines for Writing Concept Papers

Concept papers should address everyday problems, basic human needs (such as food, clothing, shelter, education, and healthcare), or global issues. Proposed solutions or frameworks for scientific devices or projects should be included. Concept papers should follow this format:

Title: A single sentence summarizing the problem and proposed solution.

Description of the Topic: A brief overview of the problem’s impact and the need for a solution.

Proposed Solution: A specific approach to solving the problem.

Expected Outcomes: Anticipated results and their significance.

General Guidelines

  • Papers must be typed in Microsoft Word and submitted as a soft copy.
  • Page Size: A4 with 1-inch margins on all sides.
  • Papers can be written in either Bangla or English.
  • Use Avro or Bijoy Unicode for typing; Font: Kalpurush (for both Bangla and English).
  • Font Sizes: 
  • Heading – 18
  • Subheading – 14
  • Body Text – 11/12

For further details, please visit: chintarchash.org

Contact Information

Phone: 01717400871, 01758975054, 01636275847