IMC 2026: Dates, timings, tickets and everything you need to know
IMC 2026 will take place from October 7 to 10 at Yashobhoomi, New Delhi.
Visitor and student passes are free, while paid delegate passes are also available.
- The event will focus on AI, 5G, 6G, semiconductors, cybersecurity and startups.
IMC 2026: India Mobile Congress will be hosting its 10th edition this year with the theme ‘Scale Without Boundaries’. Under this theme the organisers want to highlight the efforts that are required to make emerging technologies more accessible and expand their reach across markets. The event will take place in Yashobhoomi and will welcome industry leaders, companies, startups, government officials, students and technology enthusiasts. During the event the visitors can expect discussions around 5G, semiconductors, cybersecurity and the startup ecosystem. Here is everything you need to know about IMC 2026, including dates, timings, tickets, venue and key attractions.
SurveyIMC 2026: Dates, location and timings
The IMC 2026 will take place from October 7 to October 10, 2026 at Yashobhoomi in New Delhi. The attendees will be able to visit the venue from around 9 am to 6 pm, with the official programme sessions taking place across the morning, afternoon and evening.
It’s important to note that the organisers can change the timings of the event. Hence, the visitors are advised to check the schedule on the official website before heading to the venue.
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Where is IMC 2026? How to reach
The 10th edition of IMC will be held at the India International Convention and Expo Centre, at Yashobhoomi, New Delhi. The venue is located in Dwarka and can be reached using the Delhi Metro’s Airport Express Line. Aside from that, visitors can also travel via their personal vehicles.
India Mobile Congress 2026: How to book tickets

If you wish to visit the India Mobile Congress, then you first need to register for the event. To do so, you can simply go to the official IMC website > choose the pass that suits you best. Keep in mind that the Visitor Pass and Student Pass are free to register. However, the Gold Delegate passes are listed at Rs 20,000, while Platinum Delegate passes cost Rs 25,000. If you’re a media person, then the passes are on an approval basis.
While the Visitor and Student Passes are free, they also come with some restrictions. According to the official registration page, the people with those passes get limited access on Day 2 and full-day access on Days 3 and 4. Furthermore, access to the conference is also subject to availability.
IMC 2026: What to expect
The 10th edition of the IMC is expected to cover various topics including AI, 5G, 6G, semiconductors, cloud, cybersecurity, digital infrastructure and startups. According to the organisers, the event focuses on four main areas, including future technology, growth, opportunities, and digital security.
Furthermore, visitors can also explore startup-focused programmes, technology demonstrations, the Viksit Tech 47 Awards and the Digital Defence Games. Aside from that, the conference during the event will also feature industry leaders, policymakers and technology experts who will be discussing the next phase of India’s digital growth.
FAQs
Q. Can I register for IMC 2026 at the gate?
Yes, you can register on-site at India Mobile Congress (IMC) using self-service digital kiosks or walk-in registration desks at the venue.
Q. Is IMC only for tech workers?
No, India Mobile Congress also welcomes students and curious visitors.
Q. Should I carry a laptop or bag?
You can carry anything you wish, including a bag or a laptop, but it may be checked at entry.
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