0% found this document useful (0 votes)
35 views13 pages

Avishkar Poster Making

Uploaded by

Sagar
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd
0% found this document useful (0 votes)
35 views13 pages

Avishkar Poster Making

Uploaded by

Sagar
Copyright
© © All Rights Reserved
We take content rights seriously. If you suspect this is your content, claim it here.
Available Formats
Download as PPTX, PDF, TXT or read online on Scribd

Aavishkar Research Association 2025-26

‘One day workshop on Power point presentation


and Poster making’
Date: 17th November 2025
What Is a Scientific Poster/ Presentation?

Visual summary of Combines text, Communicates key Present research


research work graphs and data findings quickly clearly and concisely

Engage judges and Highlight novelty Explain methods and Promote scientific
viewers and significance results visually communication
Key elements of an Effective Poster/Presentation

• Title
• Aim /
Objectives

• Materials & •Benefit to the


Methods society

• Results
(Graphs, Tables,
Images)

• References • Conclusion

• Future Scope
Use a clear and concise title

Keep the title short (8–12


words)

Title of the
poster Title aligns with the main
message of your research

Use clean background, no


distraction
Poster Layout Tips
3–4 columns to make systematic flow

Start from top-left and end bottom-right for natural flow

Enough white space & avoid overcrowding

Use box/color shades for separate section

All the elements professionally aligned

Readable from 1-2 meters away


Introduction / Background

Provide Highlight
Describe State why
brief the
the topic is
scientific research
problem important
content gap
e
“u
rxtr
o
e
u
p
a
o
rse
b
Objectives
e
re
l
aive
p
rm
ao
ce
lw
jh
n
ae
u
tay
cgst.
ta,e
’p
,K
sp
”e
iae
sd
r“p
ce
at
n
o
m
o
te
p
b
itij
e
fe
se
airo
c
e
n
slt
d
,ai
tvsi
o
e
n
u
r,s
p
”p
tas
h
o
n
“h
are
to
tlo
r
It
ye
n
sd
a,
H
D

i
Iescri
b
n
gU
cle
t
u
h
d
e
h
sea
sa
d
lif
iagrmglo
Materials & Methods
p
m
s/il h
w
e
m
ages
tch
art
c
o

ito
fo
il
e
m
m
p
ct
p
i
o s
h
n o
rtao

o
t,
rw
tste
o
m
etrga
n
h
is
o ap
m
d
n
-
b
ty-
s,
(c
h
ste
re

cp
m
o

o
icals,
m
p
at
n
o
n
r
grad
o
p
d
ce
itdu
i
h
y,asn
str
p
ires.
lates,u
reactm
o
n
e
o
rs).n
ts.
s

K
e
e
p

e
x
p
l
a
n
a
t
i
o
n
s

s
h
o
r
t

a
n
d

c
l
e
a
r

v
i
s
u
a
l
s

s
h
o
u
l
d

d
o
m
i
n
a
t
e
.
Results

Use only the most important


Add short captions below each
findings that support your objectives;
figure.
avoid unnecessary raw data.

Use graphs (bar, line, pie), tables,


Avoid clutter—present only
photographs, and microscopic
processed, clean data
images.

Mention unexpected observations


Highlight only the most significant
/changes if they are scientifically
findings.
relevant.
Discussion

Explain what your results mean Discuss possible reasons for the observed
Mention if results support your hypothesis. results
Conclusion

Mention key
achievements
Provide a
Affirm how
State
crisp
or the
Keepyour
it 2–4
improvement
summary
real-worldof
objective
bullet points
was
your
significance
s compared
research
achieved.
to
outcome
existing
studies.
Future Scope

• Suggest what can be done after this research.

• Mention improvements in technique or larger-scale application.

• Include potential commercial or academic impact.

• Benefit to society
Formatting & Design Tips

Font size: title 72-100pt, Section headings: 40–60 pt


Body text: 36-40 pt

Use professional fonts: Arial, Calibri, Times New Roman


.

Stick to 2–3 theme colors (avoid neon shades)

Ensure all images are 300 dpi or higher.

Use bullet points instead of paragraphs. Maintain


consistent margins and spacing.

You might also like