Being an IMPARC Mentor means contributing your expertise to academic and research activities such as speaking, training, reviewing, mentoring, or evaluating. It is a voluntary and academic engagement, not a formal job.

Some activities may include an honorarium as a token of appreciation. This is not a salary, employment contract, or consultancy fee.

Yes, but you must ensure your participation complies with your institution’s or government’s service rules.

This is a premium mentor profile for 1-on-1 engagements with students and scholars through the MentorsGate platform. It operates under a separate agreement with clear revenue-sharing terms.

Yes. IMPARC may feature your profile for academic outreach and visibility, but this does not imply any employment or partnership.

You should uphold academic integrity, maintain professionalism, respect confidentiality, and avoid promoting personal services outside official IMPARC or MentorsGate channels.

Yes. You may contribute articles, lectures, or presentations. IMPARC may use them for academic and promotional purposes with due credit to you.

Unless agreed otherwise, you retain the copyright for your work. IMPARC’s use is limited to agreed academic and promotional purposes.

Your information will be securely stored and used only for academic collaboration, event planning, and communication. It will not be shared without your consent.

Yes. You can update your expertise areas or withdraw from the program at any time by notifying the IMPARC team.

Yes, in case of breach of conduct or non-compliance with the terms, IMPARC may discontinue your mentor engagement.

Your engagement will be governed by the laws applicable in the jurisdiction of IMPARC’s registration (Madhya Pradesh, India).