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S.no.
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Department Name
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Event Name
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Event Rules
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1.
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Computer Science & Engineering
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WebWar (HTML & CSS – Web Designing)
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• Participants cannot use internet templates, AI-generated code, or pre-built websites.
• Inline CSS should be minimized; external CSS is preferred.
• Page must contain at least 3 sections (header, body, footer).
• Proper indentation and clean coding style required.
• No use of images, logos, or graphics from copyrighted sources.
• Website must open properly on multiple screen sizes (desktop/mobile).
• Plagiarism check may be done.
• Judges may ask participants to explain their code.
• Bonus points for accessibility features (alt text, semantic tags).
• Incomplete websites will be evaluated but given lower marks.
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Code Warrior (Python & Java)
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• Participants can choose Python or Java.
• Problems will be shared at the start.
• Time limit: 1 hour.
• Code should be commented and easy to read.
• Partial marks for partially correct solutions.
• Internet not allowed.
• Use of external libraries beyond standard ones is prohibited (unless specified).
• Each problem may have multiple test cases; all must be solved for full marks.
• Wrong submissions may lead to negative marking.
• Participants may be asked to explain their code logic.
• Programs must be executable within given time limits.
• Bonus points for writing reusable functions.
• Participants must mention time complexity of their solution.
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Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE)
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One Minute Jam (Just A Minute)
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• Speak for 1 minute on the given topic.
• No hesitation, pause, or repetition allowed.
• Language must be clear and appropriate.
• Exceeding time limit may reduce marks.
• Participants must start speaking immediately once the topic is given.
• Any pause beyond 3 seconds results in deduction.
• Judges may change topic mid-way to test spontaneity.
• Use of fillers (“umm”, “ahh”, “like”) reduces points.
• Hand gestures and body language will be observed.
• Offensive jokes or political/religious comments are prohibited.
• Audience disruption leads to penalty.
• Bonus points for humor and storytelling.
• Points deducted if participant stops before 1 min.
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Logic Gate Hunt
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• Each team will be given problem sets based on logic gates.
• Time limit: 1 hour.
• Use of calculators allowed, but mobile phones restricted.
• Each problem must be solved step-by-step; final answers alone won’t count.
• Teams must complete minimum 3 puzzles to qualify.
• Circuit diagrams must be drawn neatly with symbols.
• Wrong connections will deduct marks.
• Participants must bring their own pen/paper – calculators optional.
• Judges may include practical logic gate circuit verification.
• Hints may be given but with negative marks.
• Extra points for explaining truth tables.
• Use of unfair means leads to immediate disqualification.
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3.
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Mechanical Engineering (ME)
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Catapult / Production Drawing
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• Participants either build a catapult or create production drawings.
• Time limit: 1.5 hours.
• Catapult must demonstrate working ability.
• Drawings must follow engineering standards.
• Catapult must launch a projectile at least once.
• Measurement of projectile distance may be part of scoring.
• Participants should provide rough sketches before building.
• Production drawings must follow proper scaling.
• Each team must label all dimensions and views correctly.
• Late submissions get negative marks.
• Unsafe handling of tools leads to penalties.
• Bonus marks for innovative mechanisms.
• Catapult design must not cause injury/damage.
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Solid Modeling
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• Time limit: 1 hour.
• Software will be provided (e.g., AutoCAD, SolidWorks).
• Models must be original and created during the event.
• Plagiarism or copying prohibited.
• Models must contain at least 3 views (top, front, side).
• Participants should demonstrate 3D rotation of the model.
• Drawing file should be saved and submitted digitally.
• Complex parts may get bonus points.
• Incomplete designs will still be considered but penalized.
• No pre-saved templates allowed.
• Software crashes are participant’s responsibility.
• Judges may ask technical questions about the model.
• Extra marks for applying constraints properly.
• Participants cannot share files with others.
Participants must bring their own materials and items required for creating their project/video, as no resources will be provided by the organizers.
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Pharmaceutical & Medical Sciences (PMS)
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Paper Presentation
(Students may choose their own topics, provided they are related to the Paramedical Department.)
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• PPT must be original and plagiarism-free.
• Time limit: 8 minutes presentation + 2 minutes Q&A.
• Only relevant topics allowed.
• Plagiarism >20% will lead to rejection.
• Slides must not exceed 8-10 in number.
• Font size must be readable (minimum 20pt).
• Diagrams/graphs encouraged.
• Presentation should not exceed 10 min.
• Plagiarism checked via Turnitin/Grammarly.
• Participants must carry soft copy + hard copy of abstract.
• Bonus points for case studies and real-world examples.
• Judges may ask Q&A from any part of presentation.
• Use of vulgar/irrelevant data disqualifies participants.
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Anatomy Painting
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• Participants bring their own Sheets & colors.
• Time limit: 1 hour.
• Drawing must be anatomically correct.
• Labels should be neat and readable.
• Reference diagrams allowed but tracing is prohibited.
• Human figure must follow correct proportions.
• Judges may test participants by asking to explain parts.
• Bonus points for neat shading/color blending.
• Sheet must contain participant’s ID number only.
• Unfinished diagrams still evaluated but penalized.
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Civil Engineering (CE)
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BuildCon (Bridge Building with Ice-Cream Sticks)
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• Only ice-cream sticks and glue allowed.
• Time limit: 1 hours.
• Bridge must withstand weight testing.
• Judges may conduct a load test.
• Teams must use only allowed materials.
• Bridge must have a minimum span of 30 cm.
• Judges will apply weights gradually until failure.
• The bridge should be free-standing (no support).
• Glue drying time is part of total time.
• Bonus points for aesthetic design.
• Teams must submit a sketch before building.
• Each bridge will be tested for load-to-weight ratio.
• Teams damaging materials will be penalized.
• Any external reinforcement not allowed.
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TerraX
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• Problem statements given at the start.
• Solutions must be presented within time.
• Can include diagrams/calculations.
• Teams will get 1 practical case study in civil engineering.
• Solutions must be presented in writing + oral explanation.
• Use of engineering formulas encouraged.
• Wrong units/dimensions cause penalty.
• Time limit: 1 hour.
• Bonus points for environment-friendly solutions.
• Partial solutions still get marks.
• Judges may ask follow-up questions.
• Teamwork will also be evaluated.
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Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)
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Builder Logic (C/C++)
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• Time limit: 1 hour.
• Problems will test logic, algorithms, and debugging.
• Internet not allowed.
• Programs must run without compilation errors.
• Participants can attempt multiple problems.
• Partial scoring for partially correct outputs.
• Code must be written from scratch during event.
• Bonus marks for using modular programming.
• Syntax errors lead to deductions.
• Judges may check dry-run of code.
• Copied logic = instant disqualification.
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MCA
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Poster Presentation (Topic: Cloud Computing vs. Edge Computing)
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• Topic is fixed: “Cloud Computing vs. Edge Computing.”
• Solo Participation.
• Posters must be handmade (A3/A2 sheets only).
• Digital/printed posters will not be accepted.
• Participants must bring their own stationery, Drawing Sheets, sketch pens, and colors.
• Content must be technical, informative, and relevant.
• Diagrams, flowcharts, and comparisons are encouraged.
• Time limit: 1 hour.
• Each poster must contain participant’s registration ID.
• Participants may be asked to explain their poster briefly to judges.
• Offensive, copied, or irrelevant content will not be accepted.
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IT JAM (Just a Minute – Tech Topics)
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· Topics will be given on the spot (e.g., AI, IoT, Blockchain, Cybersecurity).
· They must speak for 1 uninterrupted minute.
· No hesitation, long pauses, or repetition allowed.
· Language must be clear, fluent, and appropriate.
· Usage of fillers (“umm,” “like,” etc.) will reduce marks.
· Judges may stop participants if they go off-topic.
· Exceeding time limit leads to penalty.
· Offensive, political, or irrelevant remarks are not allowed.
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8.
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MBA / BBA
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Ad-Mad Show
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• Topic/product will be given.
• Skit/Ad must be original and humorous/creative.
• Time limit: 3–5 minutes.
• No offensive content allowed.
• Teams will be given random product categories.
• Use of props is allowed but must be arranged by participants.
• Bonus points for catchy slogans/jingles.
• Exceeding time may reduce marks.
• Audience involvement is encouraged.
• Teams must avoid hurting sentiments.
• Judges may ask reasoning for concept.
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Poster Presentation (On Global Issues)
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• Only handmade posters allowed (A3/A2).
• Time limit: 1 hour.
• Content must be original and relevant.
• Posters must be handmade only.
• Use of paint, sketch pens, crayons allowed.
• Participants must bring their own stationery.
• Poster must contain a clear title.
• Content must relate to global social/environmental issues.
• Bonus points for statistics/facts included.
• Plagiarized/printed material not accepted.
• Poster must be neat and readable.
• Minimum size A3, maximum size A2.
• Judges may ask participants to explain poster meaning.
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