• Start with a clear and concise title that reflects the essence of your project.
• Include the names of all project contributors, their affiliations, and contact information.

• Provide a brief abstract of your major project, outlining its Highlights and significance.

• Explain very briefly the methods and techniques used in your project.
• Use diagrams, flowcharts, or bullet points to make this section easy to understand.

• Present your findings clearly and concisely.
• Utilize graphs, charts, tables, and images to illustrate your results
• Highlight any significant discoveries or outcomes of your project.
• Interpret your results and discuss their implications.
• Compare your findings with existing literature or previous work in the field.
• Address any limitations or challenges encountered during the project.

• Summarize the key points of your project.
• Emphasize the significance of your findings and any future directions for research.

• Use a clean and professional layout for your poster.
• Ensure readability by using clear fonts and appropriate font sizes.
• Maintain a cohesive colour scheme and avoid cluttering the poster with excessive text or visuals.
• Incorporate eye-catching visuals and graphics to engage viewers.

• Arrange the content of your poster in a logical sequence.
• Use headings and subheadings to guide viewers through different sections.

• Proofread your poster carefully to eliminate any spelling or grammatical errors.
• Request your project guides to review your poster for feedback before finalizing it.

• Ensure that your poster is formatted correctly for printing in A1 size.
• Print your poster on high-quality paper or material for a professional finish.
• Practice your presentation to familiarize yourself with the content and flow.
• Be prepared to answer questions and engage with viewers during your presentation