Call for Papers: 2026 "Student-Friendly" EI Conferences (High Acceptance Rates)

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For many Master's students and junior researchers, the goal is not necessarily a "Top-Tier" conference (like CVPR or ICRA), but rather a "Safe and Accessible" venue to meet graduation requirements. You need a conference with a friendly peer-review process, a reasonable acceptance rate (50-60%+), and guaranteed Ei Compendex indexing.

Here is our curated list of "Easy but Safe" options for 2026.

1. The "SPIE" Track (Image & Signal Processing)

Why it's "Easy": Conferences published by SPIE (The International Society for Optics and Photonics) are famous for being "author-friendly." They focus on correctness rather than novelty. If your method works and the data is valid, it usually gets accepted.

  • ICGIP 2026 (Graphics & Image Processing)

    • Difficulty: ⭐⭐ (Low/Medium)

    • Publisher: SPIE (Extremely stable Ei Indexing).

    • Best For: Students doing Computer Vision, Remote Sensing, or Medical Imaging.

    • Why Submit: It has been indexed for 10+ years running. It is the ultimate "safety net."

    • Official Website: http://www.icgip.org/

  • ICMVA 2026 (Machine Vision)

    • Difficulty: ⭐⭐

    • Publisher: SPIE.

    • Best For: Applied machine vision (e.g., "detecting defects on a factory line").

    • Official Website: http://www.icmva.org/

2. The "Broad Scope" Track (Computer & Systems)

Why it's "Easy": These conferences cover a massive range of topics (from Big Data to 5G to Software Engineering). Broad-scope conferences often have larger capacities and are less "picky" about the specific sub-niche.

  • ICCCS 2026 (Computer & Communication Systems)

    • Difficulty: ⭐⭐⭐ (Medium)

    • Publisher: IEEE (Usually IEEE Xplore).

    • Best For: General CS, Network Security, Communication Engineering.

    • Why Submit: It’s a large conference. While the review is decent, the sheer volume of accepted papers makes it accessible.

    • Official Website: http://www.icccs.org/

  • ICCBD 2026 (Cloud Computing & Big Data)

    • Difficulty: ⭐⭐

    • Publisher: IEEE or ACM (Check specific year).

    • Best For: Data mining projects, cloud architecture, enterprise software.

    • Official Website: http://www.iccbd.org/

3. The "Regional" Track (Southeast Asia)

Why it's "Easy": As mentioned in previous guides, conferences held in Southeast Asia (Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam) often encourage international participation and have slightly more lenient English language requirements compared to US/EU events.

  • ICIC 2026 (Informatics and Computing)

    • Host: IEEE Indonesia Section.

    • Difficulty: ⭐⭐

    • Best For: Students in Asia needing a quick IEEE Xplore entry.

    • Website: https://icic-conference.org/

  • ECTI-CON 2026

    • Host: IEEE Thailand Section.

    • Difficulty: ⭐⭐

    • Best For: Electrical Engineering and Electronics.

    • Website: https://ecti-con.org/

⚠️ How to Spot a "Predatory" Conference (Too Easy?)

While you want "Easy," you do not want "Predatory" (Fake). If a conference is predatory, you will pay the money, but the paper will never be indexed.

The "Red Flag" Checklist:

  1. Guaranteed Acceptance: If the website says "Acceptance Notification in 3 Days," run away. Real peer review takes at least 2-4 weeks.

  2. Gmail Contact: Official conferences use university (@edu) or organization (@org) emails, not @gmail.com or @163.com.

  3. "Everything" Topics: A conference titled "International Conference on Business, Medicine, Engineering, and Art" is almost certainly fake.

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