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No.

Name of Event

Rules

1

Bridge Building

●      3 members make a team.

●      Only wooden popsicle sticks and white glue can be used

to make your bridge.

●      You may use no more than 120 popsicle sticks.

●      The bridge must be atleast 300mm long and has an overall width of at least 100mm.

●      Please remember that load testing may result in the destruction of the bridge.

●      Total time allotted for the event is 60 minutes and after 2 hours of making load testing will be done in front of judges.

●      Load will be applied in the center of the span on the roadbed" surface.

●      A bridge may be considered to have "failed" under the test load if the bridge components break, crack, or separate, causing the collapse.

●      Items used :- Popsicle, gums and construction paper.

2

Solid PRO Test

●      Maximum One participant per college is allowed.

●      Topic will be announced on the spot. 

3

Object Scaling

Drawing

●      Maximum One participant per college is allowed.

●      Problem to test the logic will be given on the spot.

●      Participants must bring their own all require items

4

CATAPULT

●      2 members make a team.

●      Items used :- Popsicle, gums and construction paper Cardboard and any waste material.

●      Total time allotted for the event is 60 minutes and after 2 hours of making CATAPULT.

●      Testing will be done by calculating the distance of object to through.

5

AUTO CAD 2D PLAN

●      A drawing will give to participants & they will have to draw it in AUTOCAD.

●      The drawing should be made with proper dimensioning.

●      Any discrepancy leads to disqualification of candidate.

●      Total time allotted for the event is 25 minutes and 5 minutes to think over the matter.

●      Candidates who finish the task first will win the first round.

●      Shortlisted candidate will appear in round 2.

●      Same rules must be followed in round 2

6

SURVEY HUNT

●      A team shall be of 3 members only.

●      In first round screening test shall be conducted and top 4 teams will be selected for second round based on the accuracy of the work.

●      Time allotted for task is 1 hour.

7

Logic X

(Programming in C  & C++)

●      Maximum two participants per team is allowed.

●      Problem to test the logic will be given on the spot.

●      C/C++ language will be used to solve the given problem

●      Judgment of this event will be based on solution strategy and time consumption used to solve the problem, correctness and completeness of the program.

8

Tech Whiz

●      One participant per team is allowed.

●      Logos and Computer parts will be shown on the spot.

●      Total of 2 wrong answers out of 5will result in disqualification.

9

Logic Gates

●      One participant per team is allowed.

●      The statement problem will be provided on the spot.

●      The logic will have to be built on the basis of proper examination of the given result provided with the Logic Gates to be used

10

Short Movie (8-10 Minutes)

●     Max. 8 teams

●     10 students in each team

●     Movie should be on the topic given.

●     Topic will be given 4 days prior of the events ‘

●     No abusiveness or vulgarity will be allowed otherwise disqualified.

●      Movie will be submitted to the coordinators on the said date.

11

Code Sprint (coding Challenge in JAVA & Python)

●    Max 2 Participants

●    Problem to test logic will be given on spot.

●    No built-ins to be used

●    Use of Internet is strictly prohibited

12

Bug Hunters (Debugging Contest)

●    Only 1 Participant is allowed

●    Use of Internet is strictly prohibited

●    Pre- written code will be given

●    Only error correction is allowed

13

 Mapping Semester Based Learning CSE Model

●      Max 2 Participants

●      Group subjects by core computing concepts such as: Data Computation, Systems, Intelligence , Security

14

Circuit  Design

Challenge

●      Participants design simple PCB (e.g LED flasher).

●      Judged on design time, optimization, and creativity.

●      LED Blink Challenge Task: Make an LED blink using given components.

●      Skills: Basic electronics

●      Time: 5–10 minutes

●      Twist: Blink in a given pattern (slow–fast–slow)

15

E- Puzzle

●      Answer as many basic ECE questions as possible in 60 seconds.

16

 Robo War

●      Students design the robot and try to push it out from the marked area.

17

Towel Art

●      Entry per institution will be one.

●      Team of 2 students can participate at a time.

●      Time Duration for this event is 15 mins.

●      Each team will bring their own towels for the event.

●      Mobile phones are not allowed.

●      It should be done in front of the judges.

18

No Flame Cooking

●      Entry per institution will be one.

●      Team of 2 students can participate at a time.

●      Time Duration for this event is 30 mins.

●      Ingredients should be brought by participants themselves.

●      Mobile phones are not allowed.

●      Event judges will be final and binding.

●      Preparation should be done in front of the judges.

19

Preparation of Mocktails

●      Entry per institution will be one.

●      Each Team will consist of 2 members.

●      Time Duration for this event is 30 mins.

●      Each team will bring their own ingredients for the event.

●      Mobile phones are not allowed.

●      Preparation should be done in front of the judges.

20

Rangoli

●      Size: 2’x2’ to 4’x4’ (5% permissible variation)

●      Only one medium may be used: poster colors, flower petals, sawdust, pulses, or rice (without pasting).

●      The art form may be freehand, pictorial, or descriptive (e.g., mandna, alpana, alekhan, Kollam, Rangoli).

●      Participants must prepare the Rangoli within the space provided by the organizers.

●      Topic/theme will be given on the spot by the judges.

●      Accessories (e.g., sieve, spoon, scale) are allowed.

21

Mehndi

●      The event will be conducted on a subject/idea given on the spot.

●      Additional instructions will be announced on the spot.

●      Participants must bring their own materials; only traditional Indian motifs are allowed (no Arabian Mehndi or glitter).

●      Credit will be given for originality, creativity, and aesthetic sense.

●      No handprints, molds, or decorative materials are permitted.

●      Mehndi must extend to the palmar side forearm (minimum 6 inches).

22

Best out of waste

●      Only waste or discarded materials must be used; new decorative items are not allowed.

●      The item must be made on the spot within the given time limit; pre-made items are prohibited.

●      Creativity and originality are mandatory; copied designs may lead to disqualification.

●      Use of hazardous or unsafe materials is strictly prohibited.

●      Judges’ decision will be final and binding.

23

Solo Singing

●      Time for Stage/Instrument Setting: Up to 1 minute

●      Maximum accompanists:02

●      Instrumental Music Is allowed for support.

●      Professional accompanists must sit/stand separately, not lead, and wear different attire from participants.

●      Language: English, Hindi, or Punjabi

●      Judgment based on singing quality, composition, rhythm, coordination, and general impression..

24

Duet/Group Singing

●      Time for Stage/Instrument Setting: Up to 1 minute

●      Maximum accompanists:02

●      Instrumental Music Is allowed for support.

●      Professional accompanists must sit/stand separately, not lead, and wear different attire from participants.

●      Language: English, Hindi, or Punjabi

●      Judgment based on singing quality, composition, rhythm, coordination, and general impression.

25

 Solo Dance (Boys & Girls)

●       Time for Stage/Instrument Setting: Up to 2 minutes

●       Time starts with the first beat of the music.

●       Acrobatic actions are not allowed; double/triple standing is permitted.

●       Participants must remove their sets and properties immediately after the performance.

●       Judgment based on rhythm, formation, expression, costumes, makeup, overall effect, symmetry, composition, and general impression (e.g., grace, expressions)

26

Duet/Group Dance (Boys & Girls)

●       Time for Stage/Instrument Setting: Up to 2 minutes

●       Time starts with the first beat of the music.

●       Acrobatic actions are not allowed; double/triple standing is permitted.

●       Teams must remove their sets and properties immediately after the performance.

●       Judgment based on rhythm, formation, expression, costumes, makeup, overall effect, symmetry, composition, and general impression (e.g., grace, expressions)

27

eSports Competition

●      Cheating, hacks, emulators, stream sniping, or teaming = instant disqualification.

●      Only mobile devices allowed—no PC/emulators; bring your own charged phone + ID proof.

●      Abusive chat, harassment, or damaging any setup = penalty or disqualification.

●      Arrive on time for room joining & setup; late teams forfeit the match.

28

 UrjaXPO 

• ●      Every Team has Maximum 4 Members.
• ●      Project Should be related to Science & Technology based on either Hardware & Software. 
• ●      Project Must be Working or demo model. 
• ●      Copied project from internet without modified are not allowed. 
• ●      Each team will bring their own poster prepared for project idea. 
• ●      Set-up time will be given to you before the exhibition start. 
• ●      Every team members must have ID Proof 
• ●      Any damage to other project will led to disqualification. 

29

Tech Reels

●      Open to all UG/PG students of the institute.

●       Participation can be individual or team-based.

●       A team may have maximum 5 members.

●       Content must be technology-oriented, focusing on:

○   Innovation & Entrepreneurship

○   Emerging Technologies (AI, IoT, Robotics, Green Tech, Cybersecurity, etc.)

○   Startup culture

○   Social impact through technology

●       Content should align with IIC objectives.

●       Reel: 30–90 seconds

●       Skit: 3–5 minutes

●       Exceeding the time limit may lead to disqualification or penalty.

●       Content must be original and created exclusively for this event.

●       No plagiarism, copied reels, or reused performances.

●       No offensive, political, religious, or inappropriate content.

●       Must maintain academic and social decorum.

●      Use of copyrighted music is discouraged.

●       Entries must be submitted before the deadline via the provided link/email.

●       File name format:
Team Name/EventName_Department

●       Late submissions will not be accepted.

●      Decision of the Organizing Committee / IIC Coordinator will be final and binding.

30

Skit

●      Open to all UG/PG students of the institute.

●       Participation can be individual or team-based.

●       A team may have maximum 5 members.

●       Content must be technology-oriented, focusing on:

○   Innovation & Entrepreneurship

○   Emerging Technologies (AI, IoT, Robotics, Green Tech, Cybersecurity, etc.)

○   Startup culture

○   Social impact through technology

●       Content should align with IIC objectives.

●       Reel: 30–90 seconds

●       Skit: 3–5 minutes

●       Exceeding the time limit may lead to disqualification or penalty.

●       Content must be original and created exclusively for this event.

●       No plagiarism, copied reels, or reused performances.

●       No offensive, political, religious, or inappropriate content.

●       Must maintain academic and social decorum.

●      Use of copyrighted music is discouraged.

●       Entries must be submitted before the deadline via the provided link/email.

●       File name format:
Team Name/EventName_Department

●       Late submissions will not be accepted.

●      Decision of the Organizing Committee / IIC Coordinator will be final and binding.

31

One Minute JAM

●      Time Limit:
Each participant will get exactly 1 minute to speak on the given topic.

●      Topic Allotment:
Topics will be provided on the spot related to Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Start-ups, Technology, Research, or IIC themes.

●      No Pauses:
Participants must speak continuously without unnecessary pauses, repetition, or hesitation.

●      Language:
The JAM may be conducted in English / Hindi (as decided by the organisers).

●      Judging Criteria:

•   Content relevance

•   Clarity of thought

•   Fluency & confidence

•   Innovation / originality

•   Time management

●      Disqualification:

•   Speaking beyond 1 minute

•   Long pauses or deviation from topic

•   Use of offensive or inappropriate language

●      Decision of Judges:
The decision of the judging panel will be final and binding.

●      Participation Certificate:
All participants will receive IIC participation certificates.
Winners will receive certificates/prizes (if applicable).

32

Youth Parliament

●       Eligibility

•   The Youth Parliament is open to UG/PG students of the institution.

•   Participation can be individual or team-based, as specified by the organizers.

●      Registration

•   Participants must register in advance through the official IIC registration link.

•   On-spot registrations may be allowed subject to availability.

●      Theme & Agenda

•   The theme/topic of the Youth Parliament will be announced in advance.

•   Participants must strictly adhere to the allotted agenda.

●      Roles & Allotment

•   Roles (Speaker, Minister, Leader of Opposition, Chairperson, etc.) will be assigned prior to the event.

•   Role change requests will not be entertained on the event day.

●      Time Limit

•   Each participant will be given a fixed speaking time.

•   Exceeding the time limit may lead to point deduction or interruption by the Chair.

●      Code of Conduct

•   Participants must maintain parliamentary decorum and respectful language.

•   Personal attacks, offensive remarks, or inappropriate gestures are strictly prohibited.

●      Use of Aids

•   Use of mobile phones, scripts, or electronic devices during speaking time is not allowed, unless permitted.

•   Notes may be used only with prior approval.

●      Decision of Jury

•   The decision of the jury/organizing committee shall be final and binding.

●      Attendance & Certification

•   Minimum attendance and active participation are mandatory for certification.

•   Certificates will be issued as per IIC norms.

●      Discipline & Disqualification

•   Any violation of rules may result in warning or disqualification.

•   The organizing committee reserves the right to modify rules if required.

33

Ad-Mad Show

 Team Formation

●      Participation can be individual or in teams.

●      Each team may have 2–4 members.

●      Participants must be bonafide students of the institution.

  Time Limit

●      Each team will be given 2–3 minutes to perform.

●      Negative marking or penalty may be applied for exceeding the time limit.

 Performance Guidelines

●      Performances should be original, creative, and spontaneous.

●      Any product, service, social issue, or innovative idea may be advertised.

●      Use of props, placards, costumes, or charts is allowed.

●      Digital aids, videos, or slides are not permitted unless specified by organizers.

  Restrictions

●      Content must be decent and appropriate.

●      Use of obscene language, offensive gestures, or political/religious remarks is strictly prohibited.

●      Any form of plagiarism or copied content will lead to disqualification.

 General Rules

●      The decision of the judges will be final and binding.

●      Organizers reserve the right to modify rules if required.

●      Participants must report 15 minutes before the event time.

34

Treasure Hunt 

●      Eligibility:
The event is open to all registered students of the institute.

●      Team Formation:

•   Each team must consist of 3–4 members.

•   Inter-departmental teams are allowed.

•   Only one team per student is permitted.

●      Registration:

•   Prior registration is mandatory.

•   Teams must register before the announced deadline.

●      Event Format:

•   The Treasure Hunt will consist of multiple rounds involving clues, riddles, puzzles, and innovation-based tasks.

•   Clues will be related to innovation, entrepreneurship, problem-solving, and general aptitude.

●      Time Limit:

•   Each round must be completed within the specified time.

•   Late completion may lead to penalties or disqualification.

●      Rules During the Game:

•   Use of mobile phones, internet, or unfair means is strictly prohibited unless specifically allowed by the coordinators.

•   Teams must stay within the designated areas only.

•   Damaging property or misbehavior will lead to immediate disqualification.

●      Hints & Penalties:

•   Hints may be provided on request with time penalties.

•   Penalty details will be announced before the event starts.

●      Judging & Results:

•   The team that finds the final treasure in the shortest time with maximum accuracy will be declared the winner.

•   In case of a tie, an additional task or time evaluation will be considered.

●      Code of Conduct:

•   Participants must maintain discipline, teamwork, and sportsmanship throughout the event.

•   Decisions of the event coordinators and judges will be final and binding.

●      Certificates & Prizes:

•   Participation certificates will be provided to all eligible participants.

35

OPTO ( Color blindness testup model)

●     Apron & ID Cards is must.

●      Max. 5 Members in one team.

●     Proper Explanation Should be within the time limit

●     Equipments will be provided  on the spot.

36

Vital Monitoring

●     Apron & ID Cards is must.

●      Max. 5 Members in one team.

●     Proper Explanation Should be within the time limit

●     Equipments will be provided  on the spot.

37

Cardiac Monitor

●     Apron & ID Cards is must.

●      Max. 5 Members in one team.

●     Proper Explanation Should be within the time limit

●     Equipments will be provided  on the spot.

38

Hb Estimation & Introduction to different types of anemia

●     Apron & ID Cards is must.

●      Max. 5 Members in one team.

●     Proper Explanation Should be within the time limit

●     Equipments will be provided  on the spot.