Eligibility Criteria: Only Students (9th, 10th, 10+1, 10+2, UG, PG and Higher Education Programmes)
Introduction to Event
Rules/Specifications
- Rule of level 1 :- This level will be based on bollywood ramp walk, where each participant will show there walk based on the character and result will based on there bollywood theme outfit, walk style, expression and stage presence, overall bollywood vibe. all those will help them to step next level. It will be talent round. They have to show there talent like dance, singing, mimicry etc. to select in the final round.
- Rules of level - III (one task) The shortlisted members have a questioner round in which they will answer the question asked by the judges. Participants must deliver their best performance to win.
Convener: Rajinder Kumar - 9478732632, Pursharth - 7837660042
Introduction to Event
Rules/Specifications
- Participants: Solo or teams of 2-4 members.
- Time limit: Each participant/ team gets 2-3 minutes.
- Beat/Track: Participants can use prepared beats or create beats live.
- No offensive content: Songs, lyrics, gestures or costumes should be appropriate.
- Originality: Copying another participant's performance can lead to disqualification.
- Props: Allowed, but they must be safe and easy to manage.
- Challenge Round: Judges may give a random beat/ style that participants must perform on.
- Battle Format: Two participants compete head-to-head judges select the winner of each round.
Convener: Rajinder Kumar - 9478732632, Pursharth - 7837660042
Introduction to Event
Rules/Specifications
- The product must be safe original and suitable for display.
- Exceeding the allocated budget of ₹100 is strictly prohibited.
- Participants cannot present a product that has already been completely manufactured before the event.
- Hazardous, flammable, sharp or environmentally harmful materials are not permitted.
- Teams must not copy another team's product or claim someone else's idea as their own.
- Products made from waste, recycled or reusable materials are highly encouraged.
- Participants must complete their product within the time limit specified by the organizers.
- Ready-made products purchased directly from the market and presented without modification are not allowed.
Convener: Rajinder Kumar - 9478732632, Pursharth - 7837660042
Introduction to Event
Rules/Specifications
- Clues must be solved in the sequence provided by the organizers.
- All team members must stay together during the hunt. Teams may not intentionally block, mislead or damage another team's clue.
- Do not remove, destroy or alter permanent event markings or campus property.
- Teams should use only the materials permitted by the organizers.
- If a clue is damaged or missing, immediately contact the event coordinator.
- Teams exceeding the time limits or falling short of minimum time would be disqualified.
- Cheating or using unauthorized help.
- Tampering with clues, sticky notes or event property. Intentionally misleading another team.
- Violating campus/event safety instructions or entering restricted areas.
- Failure to follow coordinator instructions.
- Any team disqualified by the organizers will not be eligible for prizes.
Convener: Rajinder Kumar - 9478732632, Pursharth - 7837660042
Introduction to Event
Rules/Specifications
- Participants must prepare a complete makeup and hairstyle look according to their selected category include Bridal Makeup, Festive Glow, Party Makeup and Hairstyle.
- Participants must bring their own makeup products, hairstyling tools and other required materials.
- Participants must complete their look within the time limit specified by the organizers.
- The final look should be presented properly, showcasing both makeup and hairstyle wherever applicable.
- Participants must maintain cleanliness and hygiene throughout the competition. Any damage to college property or equipment will be the responsibility of the participants.
- Judges will evaluate participants based on creativity, technique, neatness, overall presentation and suitability to the selected category.
Introduction to Event
Rules/Specifications
- No Heat: Gas, induction, microwaves and torches are completely banned.
- No Pre-Prep: Ingredients must not be chopped, peeled or mixed before the timer starts.
- No Power: Electrical appliances (blenders/mixers) are prohibited. Use manual tools only.
- Judging Criteria
- Taste & Flavor - Creativity - Presentation - Hygiene
- Allow Items
- Disposable : Gloves, Disposable Apron, Disposable Cap, Napkin Bag and garbage bag.
Introduction to Event
Rules/Specifications
- Duration: 3 Hours
- Sheet: Half Imperial Ivory, 300 GSM
- Sheet will be provided by the Event Management Team
- Medium: Poster Colours / Acrylic Colours
- Participants have to bring their own colours and required materials
- Duration: 2.5 Hours
- Sheet Size: A3 Ivory Sheet
- Participants have to bring their own required sketching materials
Introduction to Event
Rules/Specifications
- Each team must consist of 3 members.
- The quiz will be conducted in 2 rounds. The format and instructions for each round will be announced by the organizers.
- Participants must report to the venue before the scheduled start time. Late entry may not be allowed once a round has started.
- No electronic devices such as mobile phones, smartwatches, tablets or other electronic aids are allowed during the quiz.
- All questions must be answered within the time limit announced by the quizmaster.
- Teams must follow the instructions given by the quizmaster and organizing committee.
- Any form of cheating, use of unauthorized material or assistance from outside the team will lead to disqualification
- In case of a tie, a tie-breaker question/round may be conducted by the organizers.
- The decision of the quizmaster and organizing committee regarding scores, answers and disqualification will be final and binding.
- Participants are expected to maintain discipline, fair play and respectful behaviour throughout the event.
Introduction to Event
Rules/Specifications
- Theme for the Reel/Video will be given on the spot.
- The Reel/Video should be done and sumbited in 1:30 hours.
- Judgment will be based on impact, focus, composition, technical supremacy, creativity and suitability with the theme.
- Editing in the Reel or Video is allowed.
- Only Smartphone has to be used for making Reel or Video, Digital Camera is not allowed.
- Reel Should be Under 30 to 60 sec.
Introduction to Event
Prize: 1st Prize: 5100/-, 2nd Prize: 3100/- Registration Fee: 200/- (Participant), 400/- (Team - Max 3 Participants)
Rules/Specifications
- Each team will be given a maximum of 5 minutes
- The team that puts the ball into the hole using the minimum number of shots within the allotted time will be declared the winner.
- In case of a tie in the number of shots, the team with the shortest completion time will win.
- The robot must not remain in contact with the ball for more than 3 seconds.
- If the robot remains in contact with the ball for more than 3 seconds, a penalty of +2 shots for every extra second will be applied.
- If the robot remains in contact with the ball for more than 3 seconds, it must be removed from the ball by the event organizers.
- If both the number of shots and completion time are equal, a rematch will be conducted between the tied teams.
Introduction to Event
Rules/Specifications
- This is a 1-on-1 game.
- The balls used will be 2.5-inch tennis balls.
- Robots will be placed in opposite halves of the arena, with the ball positioned at the center.
- The arena will be made of wooden plywood, measuring 8 feet in length and 4 feet in width.
- The arena will have 15 cm-wide goalposts on both sides and will be enclosed on all sides.
- One team member must be designated as the robot handler and will be the only person permitted to control the robot during the game. Other team members may handle the robot’s wire and battery, while all remaining members must stay outside the game zone.
- Each team will attempt to score goals by pushing the ball into the opponent’s goalpost.
- The team scoring the highest number of goals will win the match.
- If the ball goes out of the arena, it will be placed back at the center and the match will resume.
- In case of a tie, each team will be allowed to take three penalty attempts.
- The match duration will be announced on the day of the event.
- Participants who misbehave may be asked to leave the competition area and may be disqualified.
- Robots or participants that deliberately interfere with other robots or damage the arena will be disqualified.
- The organizers reserve the right to modify any or all of the rules. Any changes will be communicated to registered teams.
- No AC power supply will be provided for the robots. Participants must use a DC power supply only.
- Violation of any of the above rules may result in disqualification.
Introduction to Event
Rules/Specifications
- Each participant must carry the identity card of their respective institute.
- Teams that fail to complete their structure within the specified time will be disqualified.
- The maximum time allotted for the event is 180 minutes.
- The decision of the faculty coordinator and judges will be final and binding on all participants.
- Participants must not bring their own scales, pencils or cutters required for the event.
Introduction to Event
Rules/Specifications
- A team will consist of one candidate.
- Total time will be 4 hours.
- All equipment and materials required for the competition will be provided on the spot.
- The drawing for the model will be provided 30 minutes before the start of the competition.
- Judging will be based on accuracy in dimensions, levels and overall appearance (excluding the backside) of the model.
- Candidates are not allowed to use their own equipment.
- Candidates may clarify their doubts regarding the drawing before the competition starts, but no questions will be entertained once the competition has begun.
- The judge’s decision will be final and no objections will be entertained.
- The event organizers reserve the right to modify or withdraw the event.
Introduction to Event
Prize: 1st Prize: 8100/-, 2nd Prize: 5100/- Registration Fee: 200/- (Participant) / 400/- (Team - Max 3 Participants)
Rules/Specifications
- The goal of the contest is to design a manual or wireless robot capable of completing a track filled with hurdles.
- The maximum robot dimensions must be 30 × 30 × 30 cm.
- The maximum allowable weight is 2.5 kg.
- The robot must use a DC motor and a battery with a maximum voltage of 18V.
- IC engines are not allowed.
- The playing rules will be announced on the spot
- The track width will be approximately 450 mm maximum and it may be narrower at certain points.
Introduction to Event
Prize: 1st Prize: 8100/-, 2nd Prize: 5100/- Registration Fee: 200/- (Participant) / 400/- (Team - Max 3 Participants)
Rules/Specifications
- Maximum team size is Three members and students from different institutions are allowed to participate in a team.
- All robots must undergo safety and reliability inspections before the competition.
- Disrupting or interfering with the opponent’s power supply is strictly prohibited.
- The arena will consist of a 9 ft × 6 ft platform with two ditches, as shown in the schematic diagram.
- The organizers reserve the right to ban or disqualify any robot for safety concerns or other valid reasons.
- All participants must carry valid identity cards issued by their respective educational institutions.
- The organizing team has the authority to disqualify any participant who fails to follow the stated rules.
- Participants must carry an authorization letter from their institution permitting them to participate in the competition.
Introduction to Event
Prize: 1st Prize: 8100/-, 2nd Prize: 5100/- Registration Fee: 200/- (Participant) / 400/- (Team - Max 3 Participants)
Rules/Specifications
- Eligibility: Open to individuals and teams, with a maximum of 4 members per team.
- Originality: Submissions must be original and must not have been published or presented previously.
- Submission: Participants must submit an abstract of no more than 500 words. Supplementary materials, such as videos or prototype photographs, may also be submitted optionally.
- Presentation: Participants must prepare a PowerPoint presentation, demonstration, prototype or other applicable supporting material.
- Time: Each presentation or demonstration will be allotted 5–10 minutes, followed by a 5-minute question-and-answer (Q&A) session.
Introduction to Event
Registration Fee: 150/- (Participant)
Rules/Specifications
- Each Virtual Reality session will last a maximum of 10 minutes.
- Participants must follow all safety guidelines provided by the event coordinators.
- If a participant experiences dizziness or discomfort, they must immediately inform the staff and the session will be stopped.
- Food, drinks and sharp objects are not allowed near the VR area.
- The organizers reserve the right to change the game options depending on device availability or technical issues.
Registration Fee: 200/- Team - Max 2 Participants Prize: 1st Prize: 5100/-, 2nd Prize: 3100/-, 3rd Prize: 2100/- Eligibility Criteria: Students of classes up to 10th are eligible to participate
Rules/Specifications
- Prepared Models should be in working condition.
- A team should consist of maximum two students.
- Synopsis of models is required.
- Oral presentation of project as well as project file are also required
Contact Detail
Registration Fee: 200/- Team Prize: 1st Prize: 5100/-, 2nd Prize: 3100/-, 3rd Prize: 2100/-
Rules/Specifications
- Time Duration: 3-5 minutes
- Time for Stage/Instruments Setting: Up to 03 minutes
- Categories for participation: Punjabi Folk Song
- Only Non-filmy songs should be presented.
- Pre-Recorded Music will not be allowed.
- Judgment shall be based on the qualities of singing like Voice, Swar, Taal, Composition and general impression etc.
Contact Detail
Registration Fee: 200/- Team Prize: 1st Prize: 5100/-, 2nd Prize: 3100/-, 3rd Prize: 2100/-
Rules/Specifications
- Time Duration: 3-5 minutes
- Dance style: Classical, Folk or Contemporary
- Participants must bring their own music in a USB or CD format.
Contact Detail
Registration Fee: 200/- Team Prize: 1st Prize: 5100/-, 2nd Prize: 3100/-, 3rd Prize: 2100/-
Rules/Specifications
- Time Duration: 1-2 minutes
- Fancy Dress can be related to any caste, tribe, state, religion, tradition and work type etc.of Indian culture.
- Music, background commentary and speech before the performance of the item is not allowed.
- Acting, dancing and speech on the part of the participant are allowed but it shall carry no weightage.
- During the presentation of Traditional Fancy Dress item, only dress of the Indian Culture may be weared. The item/material, if required of India & Indian culture/tribe, caste, region etc. may be used.
- The judgment shall be based upon costumes, make-up, Hair style, jewellery, Head wear and footwear etc. Theme or idea will not be taken into consideration.
- Any vulgar demonstration is not allowed.
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Registration Fee: 200/- Team Prize: 1st Prize: 3100/-, 2nd Prize: 2100/-, 3rd Prize: 1100/-
Rules/Specifications
- Time Duration: 15 minutes
- Each participant will have to tie a turban around his/her own head.
- There should be only one participant in one team
- The participant has to get their own material (Turban, Mirror, Pins etc).
- All the pre-tying set up shall be done before the starting time.
- Participants should have the basic knowledge of importance of the Turban.
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Registration Fee: 200/- Team Prize: 1st Prize: 3100/-, 2nd Prize: 2100/-, 3rd Prize: 1100/-
Rules/Specifications
- Time Duration: 30 minutes
- Participants should bring their own nail art supplies.
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Registration Fee: 200/- Team Prize: 1st Prize: 3100/-, 2nd Prize: 2100/-, 3rd Prize: 1100/-
Rules/Specifications
- Time Duration: 1 hour
- Design: Participants should create Mehndi (henna) designs on hands. Design should be traditional or modern both.
- Time Limit: Only 1hour Single Hand.
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Registration Fee: 300/- Team Prize: 1st Prize: 2100/-, 2nd Prize: 1100/-
Rules/Specifications
- Participants must create a small landscape using plants and other decorative or natural materials within the allotted time.
- The landscape must include live plants and participants may use materials such as soil, stones, sand, grass and other natural or recycled materials.
- Participants will be judged on creativity, aesthetic appeal, effective use of materials and overall presentation.
Contact Detail
Registration Fee: 300/- Team Prize: 1st Prize: 2100/-, 2nd Prize: 1100/-
Rules/Specifications
- Participants must create a rangoli using flower petals, leaves and other natural plant materials only.
- The design must be completed within the allotted time and the use of artificial colours, plastic decorations or ready-made rangoli designs is not permitted.
- Participants will be judged on creativity, colour combination, neatness and overall visual appeal.
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Registration Fee: 300/- Team Prize: 1st Prize: 2100/-, 2nd Prize: 1100/-
Rules/Specifications
- Participants must create fashionable accessories using agricultural waste or farm residues, such as dried leaves, crop stalks, husks, seeds, fiber etc .
- Participants may use basic supporting materials, but the primary material used in the final accessory must be agricultural waste or farm residues.
- Participants will be judged on creativity, fashion appeal, effective waste utilisation and the originality of the final product.
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Registration Fee: 300/- Team - Max 4 Participants Prize: 1st Prize: 5100/-, 2nd Prize: 3100/-, 3rd Prize: 2100/-
Rules/Specifications
- Max 4 participants are allowed in one team.
- The students must wear their ID CARDS.
- For indoor presentation, PPT should not exceed 7 slides.
- Student must complete the presentation within 5 minutes.
- Participant must bring their data in their own pendrive.
Contact Detail
Registration Fee: 300/- Team - Max 4 Participants Prize: 1st Prize: 5100/-, 2nd Prize: 3100/-, 3rd Prize: 2100/-
Rules/Specifications
- Max 4 participants are allowed in one team.
- Each team should explain their project properly and every student of the team should be praticipating actively into the explanation.
- NOT even a single student of the team will be allowed to move anywhere without any urgent work.
- The students must wear their ID CARDS
- Participants must bring their own extension board with them.
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Registration Fee: 250/- Participant Prize: 1st Prize: 5100/-, 2nd Prize: 3100/-
Rules/Specifications
- First Attempt: Lifting 60 kg is compulsory for all participants.
- Second Attempt: The maximum weight is 120 kg. Participants can choose how much weight they want to lift between 70 kg and 120 kg.
- Third Attempt: The maximum weight is 150 kg. Participants can choose how much weight they want to lift between 120 kg and 150 kg.
- Winner: The participant who lifts the heaviest weight will be declared the winner and awarded the prize.
- Age Limit: Participants must be above 17 years and below 24 years of age.
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Registration Fee: 250/- Participant Prize: 1st Prize: 5100/-, 2nd Prize: 3100/-
Rules/Specifications
- The weight lifted will be based on the participant’s body weight. Each participant will be required to lift twice their own body weight.
- The participant who successfully lifts the maximum weight according to the rules will be declared the winner.
- Age Limit: Participants must be above 17 years and below 24 years of age.
Contact Detail
Registration Fee: 600/- Team - Max 4 Participants Prize: 1st Prize: 6100/-, 2nd Prize: 4100/-, 3rd Prize: 2100/- (MVP)
Registration & Eligibility
- Player account: Minimum Level 30 and Gold I tier or higher.
- Player details: Provide the correct BGMI UID and in-game name (IGN) for every player.
- Team lineup: Exactly 4 registered players; each player may represent only one team.
- Team name: No vulgar, abusive, offensive, or inappropriate names.
Device & Equipment
- Allowed device: Mobile phone only.
- Prohibited devices: iPads/tablets, Red Magic and ASUS ROG gaming phones, PCs, laptops, and emulators.
- Prohibited controls: Physical/external triggers, controllers, keyboards, mice, and unauthorized gaming accessories.
- Game/software: Official, unmodified BGMI only. Hacks, cheats, scripts, macros, and unauthorized software are prohibited.
- Audio: Headphones or earphones are mandatory.
- Inspection: Organizers may inspect devices/accessories; violations may lead to disqualification.
Tournament Format
- Group stage: 2 matches per group to determine Grand Final qualification.
- Grand Final: 3 matches.
- Score reset: All teams start the Grand Final at zero; group-stage points do not carry over.
6-Hour Play Limit & Power Banks
- BGMI play limit: Track your own 6-hour limit. Training Ground, practice, and other in-game activity may count.
- Risk: Organizers are not responsible if earlier play causes a player to hit the limit and become unable to participate.
- Power bank: Bring your own power bank(s); organizers will not provide power banks or charge devices.
Scoring
| Placement | Points |
|---|---|
| 1st | 10 |
| 2nd | 6 |
| 3rd | 4 |
| 4th | 3 |
| 5th | 2 |
| 6th | 1 |
| 7th | 1 |
| 8th | 1 |
| All remaining ranks | 0 |
- Kill points: 1 point per kill.
- Match total: Placement points + kill points.
- Grand Final total: Sum of points across all 3 Grand Final matches.
Match-Day Instructions
- Download maps/resources before the match.
- Arrive at the announced time; late arrival may lead to penalties/disqualification.
- Join the correct custom room before the deadline.
- Do not share room IDs/passwords with unauthorized players.
- Follow the announced schedule, map, mode, and official instructions.
- An individual internet disconnection does not automatically qualify a team for a rematch.
Fair Play, Results & Disputes
- Fair play: Cheating, unauthorized software, teaming, collusion, match-fixing, account sharing, and bug exploitation are prohibited.
- Conduct: Abusive, threatening, or discriminatory behaviour is prohibited.
- Evidence: Captains should save match-result/kill screenshots and provide genuine evidence for complaints.
- Dispute deadline: Report scoring disputes within 10 minutes of results being announced.
- Tie-breakers, in order: (1) More WWCDs; (2) higher placement points; (3) higher total kills; (4) better placement in the most recent match.
- Grand Final tie-break: Use only Grand Final matches because points reset before the Final.
Penalties & Organizer Decisions
- Rule violations may result in penalties, including team disqualification.
- Organizers review evidence; their decisions on rulings, penalties, and disputes are final.
Contact Detail
Registration Fee: 600/- Team - Max 4 Participants Prize: 1st Prize: 6100/-, 2nd Prize: 4100/-, 3rd Prize: 2100/- (MVP)
Eligibility & Registration
- Player level/rank: Minimum Level 20 and Platinum I in Battle Royale (BR) mode.
- Player details: Provide the correct registered IGN and Free Fire MAX UID.
- Account use: Use your own registered account; account sharing and impersonation are prohibited.
- Team lineup: 4 registered players; substitutes need organizer approval.
- Captain: One captain handles announcements, complaints, and evidence.
Tournament Format
- Qualification: 1 match per team; non-qualifying teams are eliminated.
- Final: Best-of-Three, up to 3 matches.
- Score reset: Final starts at 0 points; qualification points do not carry over.
Device & Game Settings
- Allowed device: Personal mobile phone only.
- Prohibited devices: RedMagic/ASUS ROG phones, emulators, PCs/laptops, and tablets.
- Prohibited controls: Controllers, keyboard/mouse, physical triggers, and extra control devices unless approved.
- Power bank: Each player must bring their own fully charged power bank; no charging points are provided.
- Headphones: Compulsory; keep audio private and do not disturb others.
- Before arrival: Download all maps and game resources.
- Game settings: Character Skills ON; Gun Attributes OFF.
- Cheats/tools: Hacks, injectors, modified files, unfair overlays, and gameplay automation are prohibited.
Active Character Skill
- Every teammate must use a different Active Character Skill.
- Violations may result in a penalty or other organizer action.
Match-Day Rules
- Arrival: Be ready at least 10 minutes early; late entry may be refused after the match starts.
- Room access: Join the correct room with the organizer-provided ID/password; do not share details with unauthorized people.
- Schedule: Follow the announced map, mode, settings, and schedule.
- Technical issues: Lag, high ping, low battery, crashes, or individual disconnects do not guarantee a restart.
- Proof: Keep genuine screenshots/recordings if requested; fake or edited evidence may lead to disqualification.
Fair Play & Penalties
- Cheats, hacks, scripts, macros, modified clients, auto-clickers, and bug abuse are prohibited.
- Teaming, kill trading, match-fixing, or sharing enemy locations with opponents are prohibited.
- Screen spying or using spectators/other accounts for live enemy information is prohibited.
- Account sharing, prohibited controls, harassment, threats, and deliberate disturbance may result in penalties.
Complaints & Organizer Decisions
- Complaints: Team captain only, through the channel and deadline announced by organizers.
- Evidence: Submit clear, genuine screenshots/recordings, match details, and player UID.
- Rematch: May be considered for major organizer-side errors or verified widespread technical issues.
- Final authority: Organizers and appointed judges have the final say on rulings, penalties, and disputes.
Contact Detail
Registration Fee: 400/- Team - Max 2 Participants Prize: 1st Prize: 3100/-, 2nd Prize: 2100/-, 3rd Prize: 1100/-
Competition Guidelines
- Eligibility: Open to all students.
- Team structure: 1–2 members maximum.
- Tech stacks: Any engine, web technology, or library.
- Environment: Bring your own device (laptop and charger).
Originality & Fair Play
- The core game concept must be completely original.
- Direct clones (e.g., standard Flappy Bird, unmodified Pong, or basic runners) will be heavily penalized.
- Meaningfully integrate the Secret Theme / Mechanical Modifier revealed at kick-off.
- Pre-existing games and forked projects are strictly prohibited.
AI Assistance & Code Ownership
- AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot, and Cursor are permitted for logic prototyping, mathematics, debugging, and asset creation.
- MANDATORY: Submit a brief prompt log or README note identifying the AI tools used.
- Every team member must be able to explain every function submitted.
- Unable to defend the code or claiming “the AI wrote it” results in zero for the technical-defense component.
Assets & Deliverables
- Royalty-free or public-domain art/audio assets are allowed (e.g., Kenney, OpenGameArt).
- Submit complete source code.
- Include a concise README with game controls and AI-tool disclosure/prompt log.
- Provide a directly executable build or a web URL.
- The game must run without crashing during jury evaluation.
Evaluation Rubric — 100 Points
| Criterion | Weight | What Judges Look For |
|---|---|---|
| Idea Originality & Theme Fit | 25 pts | Unique concept, mechanical twist, creative interpretation of prompt |
| Gameplay & Player Experience | 25 pts | Responsive controls, balance, feedback loops, clear win/loss conditions, stability |
| Technical Implementation & Logic | 20 pts | Game loop, modular code, collision handling, state control |
| Code Ownership & Technical Defense | 15 pts | Clear viva responses and understanding of all logic/prompts |
| Sensory Polish & Live Presentation | 15 pts | Readable UI, cohesive audio-visual design, well-rehearsed demo |
| TOTAL | 100 pts | The source rulebook mentions a minimum podium threshold but does not state a numeric threshold |
Final Submission Checklist
- Original concept with Secret Theme / Mechanical Modifier integrated.
- Complete source code ready for review.
- README includes controls and AI-tool disclosure / prompt log.
- Executable build or web URL provided.
- Game tested to ensure it runs without crashing.
- All team members prepared to explain submitted code.
Contact Detail
Introduction to Event
Prize: 1st Prize: 21000/-, 2nd Prize: 11000/- Consolation Awards: Phulaura King | Phulaura Queen | Phulaura Couturier | Phulaura Dynasty | Phulaura Artistry | Phulaura Innovista | Phulaura Glamour | Phulaura Fearless Registration Fee: For College Teams : 2100/-, For Fashion Studios: 3100/-
Round Guidelines
- Each team must present a fashion theme through outfits, styling, accessories, music and a coordinated ramp walk.
- Each team is allowed a maximum of 5 minutes for its presentation.
- Costumes, music, props and styling must be relevant to the team's chosen or allotted theme.
- Teams must arrange their own costumes, accessories, makeup, props and other required materials.
- Presentation with Music tracks based on theme must be submitted in the prescribed format before the announced deadline.
- All music and performances must be appropriate for a college-level event.
- Exceeding the time limit may result in deduction of marks or disqualification, as decided under the announced event policy.
Costumes, Props & Safety
- All outfits must be decent, appropriate and suitable for a college-level event.
- Vulgar, offensive, discriminatory or otherwise inappropriate content is strictly prohibited.
- Dangerous props, sharp objects, fire, smoke-producing devices and hazardous materials are not permitted unless explicitly authorized by the organizing committee.
- Teams must ensure that their costumes, footwear and props are safe for performers and the audience.
- Teams are responsible for removing their props and maintaining cleanliness after their performance.
- The organizing committee reserves the right to prohibit any outfit, prop or performance element considered unsafe or inappropriate.
Reporting & Stage Management
- All participants must report to the venue at the time communicated by the organizing committee.
- Participants must carry valid college identity cards where applicable.
- Teams must follow the assigned performance order and all backstage instructions.
- Teams must be ready when called. Unjustified delays may result in penalties or disqualification.
- No team may enter the stage until permission is granted by the organizers.
- Participants must not interfere with another team's performance, music, costumes, props or equipment.
Contact Detail
Rounds
Round 1 - Modelling :- Participants will showcase their dresses and modelling skills. Round 2 - Talent Round :- Participants will introduce themselves and demonstrate their unique talents and abilities. Round 3 - Question Round: Participants will answer questions to demonstrate their confidence, knowledge, presence of mind and communication skills.
Rules & Regulations
- Only one entry per person in each round is permitted.
- Every participant must be a student and provide valid proof of student status.
- Any kind of vulgarity will lead to disqualification.
- Only registered applicants will be allowed inside the designated venue.
- No make-up artist will be provided by the organizers.
- Participants must report to the event in-charge or organizers at least one hour before the commencement of the event.
- Participants must bring their own materials, instruments, music or other items required for their performance.
- Any act of indiscipline will result in disqualification.
- No TA/DA (Travel Allowance/Daily Allowance) will be provided to participants or their in-charges.
- Participants must maintain discipline, dignity and decorum throughout the event. Important Instructions
- Complete your registration and pay the registration fee of ₹500 before 30 October 2026.
- Carry valid identity proof and the required authority letter, wherever applicable.
- Prepare thoroughly for all three rounds of the competition.
- Ensure that your costumes, music, instruments and other performance materials are ready beforehand.
- Follow all instructions given by the organizing committee.
- Participants are responsible for their personal belongings and should take appropriate precautions during performances.
- Any updates regarding the venue, schedule or event guidelines will be communicated by the organizing committee.