1. General Guidelines

• Plagiarism is strictly prohibited. Original ideas only.
• Internet use is allowed for reference but copying existing solutions is discouraged.
• Prize money may vary based on the number of participating teams.
• Judge's decision will be final and binding.
• Team members are expected to bring their own laptops (Mandatory).
• Topic will be given on the spot.

2. Event Rules

1. Team Formation

• Each team must have 2-4 members.
• Inter-college teams are allowed.
• One person cannot be part of multiple teams.



2. Idea Submission

Teams must submit their idea in a prescribed format (idea brief or PPT).
Submissions should include:
• Problem Statement
• Proposed Solution
• Innovation/Uniqueness
• Target Users
• Feasibility (Technical or Practical)
• Tech Stack (if applicable)
• Late entries will not be accepted.



3. Presentation Round

• Shortlisted teams will present their ideas in front of the jury.
• Presentation Time: 5-7 minutes
• Q&A by jury: 2-3 minutes
• Teams may use PPTs, prototypes, or demos to present (if applicable).



4. Evaluation Criteria

Judges will evaluate based on:

• Innovation & Creativity
• Relevance to the Theme
• Feasibility & Impact
• Clarity of Problem and Solution
• Presentation & Communication



5. Awards & Recognition

• 1st Prize, 2nd Prize, Special Mention (can be customized)

3. Miscellaneous

• Organizers reserve the right to modify the rules if necessary and will communicate the same to participants.
• Any violation of rules will lead to disqualification without prior warning.