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3RD, 4TH AND 5TH APRIL

 TECHRIFT
SOFTWARE
Software Hackathon
DSA Nexus
Datathon
CTF
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
3-4 members 200/- per Team Gauri Pachling - 7219744570
Round 3 Shortlisted: Tejashree Raul - 8379894478
Additional 150/-

Prize Pool: ₹55,000/-

3rd April - 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
Mech Building
4th April- 8:00 AM - 7:00 PM
5th April - 8:00 AM onwards Auditorium

All you need to know about Software Hackathon:

A 3-day hackathon where shortlisted teams develop functional prototypes to
solve industry-driven problems. Teams must first qualify through an online
assessment and a presentation submission round. The final phase involves
intense prototype development, featuring surprise constraints to test
adaptability and creativity. With expert mentorship and evaluations,
participants collaborate, innovate, and present their solutions to industry
experts. This event offers a dynamic platform for aspiring engineers to
showcase their problem-solving skills and creativity.

Eligibility Criteria:
Participants must be enrolled in an engineering course.
Teams can consist of members from different engineering disciplines.
Participants of one team must belong to the same college.
 Stages and Timelines
Round 1- Online Assessment (OA):
This assessment will consist of three coding questions categorized as easy,
medium, and hard. Each team will have 2 hours to complete the assessment. Only
team lead is allowed to participate.
Topics include: Operating Systems (OS), Database Management Systems (DBMS),
Data structures and algorithms (DSA), Aptitude
Shortlisting: 50 teams will progress to Round 2.

Round 2- Presentation (PPT):

Teams will submit and present a PowerPoint presentation on the given problem
statement. Tentative shortlisting: Top 20 teams (approximately 5 per problem
statement).

Round 3- Offline Prototype Development:

Includes coding and problem-solving on selected problem statements. Surprise
elements will be introduced in the problem statements on the day of the event.

Guidelines :
1. Technical Requirements:
Teams must bring their own laptops.
Wi-Fi connectivity will be provided at the venue.
2. Schedule Adherence:
Participants must strictly follow the event schedule and guidelines.
3. Prohibited Activities:
Any form of cheating, including hacking, is strictly prohibited and will
result in immediate disqualification.
4. Judging Criteria:
Judges' decisions will be final and binding.

REGISTER HERE
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
2 members
₹120 per team Sanjana Inapakolla - 8885699948
Rutuja Gherde - 7620921259

Prize Pool: ₹15,000/-

3rd April
4th April

All you need to know about DSA Nexus:

DSA Nexus is a competitive coding and ideation event designed to challenge
participants' problem-solving and data structure skills. Teams will compete
through multiple rounds, tackling coding challenges, puzzles, and real-world
problem ideation.

Judging Criteria:
Novelty of the idea.
Efficient use of data structures.
Effectiveness and feasibility of the solution.
Functionality and implementation.
 Stages and Timelines
Round 1: Online Coding Contest
This elimination round will be conducted on Unstop and will include:
● Multiple-choice questions (MCQs) on aptitude and CS fundamentals
● Two coding problems covering easy to medium-level DSA concepts
Teams will be evaluated based on their score, accuracy, and time taken. The top 50
teams will advance to the next round.

Round 2: Mystery Box Challenge & Code Relay

This round isn't just about coding—it’s packed with twists, strategy, and a mystery
game that can turn the tables!
Level 1: Mystery Box Challenge
Teams will race against time to solve puzzles or debugging challenges within 5
minutes. Each correct solution unlocks a new box, and the more boxes a team
opens, the higher their score.
Level 2: Code Relay(No Delay)
● Teams will tackle two coding problems, with members solving them individually.
● Every 15 minutes, they will swap problems, but before that, they’ll get 4–5
minutes to discuss strategies with their teammate.
● The cycle follows Solve → Swap → Solve → Swap & Submit.
● Scores depend on the number of test cases passed across both problems.

Bonus Game – The Wild Card Twist!

But here’s where it gets even more exciting—each team will get a chance to play a
surprise game from a set of thrilling challenges! The nature of the game? That’s a
mystery! Successfully completing the game earns teams extra points, which could
be the game-changer in making it to the next round! So, bring your A-game and be
ready for some unexpected fun! .
Teams will be called slot-wise. The top 25 teams with the highest consolidated
score from both levels will move forward to the Ideation Round.
Round 3: Deconstructed Ideathon
● 5 sets of 5 teams each will be formed.
● Each team will select a chit containing 3–4 data structures and use them to ideate
and solve a real-world problem in a 3-hour mentor-guided session.
● Mentors will evaluate all teams and shortlist the top 10 for the final
presentations.
Final Pitch
● Each shortlisted team will present their idea to the panel in a 10-minute session:
○ 7 minutes for the presentation
○ 3 minutes for Q&A

Based on the presentations, the top 3 teams will be declared winners.

Rules and Guidelines:

1. Rounds 2 and 3 are offline.
2. Round2 and 3 contests will be on college systems.
3. Bring your devices,chargers, and necessary materials (just in case if
needed).
4. Teams must consist of the same members throughout the event
5. No plagiarism or cheating ; immediate disqualification
6. In case of any discrepancies, the decision of the judges and organisers
will be final.

Rules and Guidelines:

1. Rounds 2 and 3 are offline.
2. Round2 and 3 contests will be on college systems.
3. Bring your devices,chargers, and necessary materials (just in case if
needed).
4. Teams must consist of the same members throughout the event
5. No plagiarism or cheating ; immediate disqualification
6. In case of any discrepancies, the decision of the judges and organisers
will be final.

REGISTER HERE
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
3-4 members
200/- per team Ishita Lele - 7744968211
Isha Bhagat - 8975544422

Prize Pool: ₹30,000/-

3rd April
4th April
5th April

All you need to know about Datathon:

Datathon, a Data Science and AIML Hackathon, is a dynamic platform for
teams to showcase their prowess in AI, ML, and Data Science through real-
time projects. Emphasizing the core of data science, participants, in teams of
three to four, dive into industry-oriented challenges

Eligibility Criteria:
Novelty of the idea.
Efficient use of data structures.
Effectiveness and feasibility of the solution.
Functionality and implementation.
 Stages and Timelines
Round 1- Elimination Round:
An online MCQ quiz will be conducted.
Teams will be asked questions on topics related to data science, machine learning,
and artificial intelligence.
Every team leader from the team has to take the test and the team score will be
considered. The platform for conducting the quiz will be Unstop.

Round 2- Offline project building Elimination Round:

The top 25 teams shortlisted on the basis of round 1, will proceed to the second
round.
Every team will be given a problem statement. Teams will be granted exclusive
access to curated datasets related to the problem statements. The data provided
will mirror the complexity of real-world challenges.
Participants are encouraged to leverage state-of-the-art AI, ML, and Data Science
tools provided by event partners.
The toolbox includes advanced algorithms, frameworks, and resources to shape
innovative solutions.
The end result of this round will be the submission of projects and a ppt explaining
the project before the expected deadline.

Round 3- Offline Presentation Round:

The top 10 teams shortlisted for the final round will be required to present their
solutions to a panel of esteemed judges from leading companies in the AI, ML, and
Data Science sectors. ● Evaluation criteria include creativity, technical
proficiency, and the practicality of solutions.

Guidelines :
Rounds 2 and 3 will be conducted offline.
Bring your own devices and materials.
Advance submission of presentation materials
Encourage teamwork and collaboration
Maintain consistent team members .
Strict no-plagiarism policy
Focus on creativity and originality.
Final decision by judges and organizers.

REGISTER HERE
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
Individual
₹120 per person Jagruti Kate: 8788830010
Registration Dhanashree Patil: 8855803983

Prize Pool: ₹15,000/-

5th April

All you need to know about CTF:

Capture The Flag (CTF) is a thrilling cybersecurity competition where
participants test their hacking and problem-solving skills to uncover hidden
"flags" within vulnerable systems, applications, or puzzles. These flags are
secret codes/strings that prove you've successfully cracked a challenge.
Whether you're a beginner or an expert, CTFs offer a fun and hands-on way to
learn and sharpen your cybersecurity skills.

Eligibility:
All undergraduate college students are eligible, irrespective of their branch,
class, and field of study.

Entry Requirements:
The registration fee is non-refundable.
The event will be conducted in one slot.
 Stages and Timelines
Round 1:
This will be an online MCQ quiz round on Unstop.
The quiz will test your knowledge of fundamental cybersecurity concepts and the
latest tech trends.
It’s an elimination round—only 20-25 top-performing teams will qualify.
The qualifying teams advance to Round 2,& the challenges become even tougher

Round 2 :
This will be a Capture The Flag (CTF), Jeopardy-style competition.
This offline round will be held on campus.
Teams will compete to solve cybersecurity challenges across categories like
Cryptography, Reverse Engineering, OSINT, etc.
Points are earned for each correct solution submitted, and the goal is to solve
as many challenges as possible within the given time.
The top 3 teams with the highest scores will be declared the winners.

Judging Criteria:
The team with the highest points at the end of the competition wins. If a team
completes all challenges before time runs out, they secure the top spot.
Point-Based Ranking – Each solved challenge earns points.
Time Factor – If multiple teams have the same points, the one who reached the
score first ranks higher.

Guidelines :
Challenges cover domains of cybersecurity.
Cheating, exploiting unauthorized resources (AI tools e.g., chatbots, code
generators), hacking college network infrastructure or collaborating with
other teams, use of mobile phones and electronic devices will result in
disqualification.
Pen and paper will be provided to teams as required for rough work or
calculations.
Organizers' decisions are final regarding all competition matters.

REGISTER HERE
 TECHRIFT
HARDWARE
Firmware Forge
Circuit Relay
Structural Showdown
Velocity verge
Ideation
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
3-4 members 350/- per Team Kuhu Kelkar : 9356748818
Saniya Karambelkar :
9881463481

Prize Pool: ₹40,000/-

3rd April
Main Building
4th April
4th Foor Labs
5th April

All you need to know about Firmware Forge:

Teams will conceptualize, design, and prototype hardware solutions to real-
world problems within a specified time frame. Participants will be judged
based on creativity, technical excellence, and the practical applicability of
their solutions.

Rules and Guidelines:

• The team must consist of 3-4 members.
• Students must bring Solder iron, cutter, stripper, metal by their own
• Mentorship will be provided for the event.
• Teams are expected to come up with new and innovative ideas.
• Every piece of system design and code will be checked for plagiarism.
• Any form of cheating or misconduct will result in disqualification.
• Safety guidelines - Handle components with care.
 Stages and Timelines
Round 1- MCQ Round (On unstop-29th March 2025)
The pre-Hackathon screening includes a MCQ round on firmware which will be
conducted online on unstop, after which the top qualifying teams will advance.

Round 2: Prototype Building

Shortlisted teams will receive the problem statements and kits and start to work on
it and interact with mentors in case of any queries.This round focuses on building a
working prototype within 10-12 hours.

Round 3:Presentation Round

On Day 3, teams will deliver a 10-minute presentation (7 minutes plus 3 minutes
for Q&A) with the working prototype demo.

REGISTER HERE
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
3 members 150/- per Team Mitali Patil: 8956895488
Tanishka Mahamuni:
8669390707

Prize Pool: ₹20,000/-

Comp 2 Lab
4th April-9 am to 3pm (Slot 1)
4th floor
5th April-9 am to 3pm (Slot 2) Main Bilding

All you need to know about Circuit Relay:

Welcome to the VLSI Design Challenge, a high-stakes competition that will put
your digital design and problem-solving skills to the ultimate test! Whether
you’re a budding VLSI enthusiast or an experienced digital designer, this event
will challenge your technical expertise, teamwork, and innovation. With three
intense rounds, participants will navigate through theoretical and practical
aspects of VLSI design, tackling real-world challenges using industry-standard
tools like Xilinx and Microwind

Eligibility:
● Open for all undergraduate students of all branches to participate.
● Open for all engineering colleges.
● Inter-departmental and inter-year teams are encouraged.
● Inter-college teams are not allowed.
 Stages and Timelines
1.Online Elimination (Unstop Platform)
The competition kicks off with a 45 min rigorous online quiz designed to test your
foundational knowledge of Digital Electronics and VLSI concepts. This round will
feature:
•Question Types: Numerical problems, theoretical concepts, and problem-solving
scenarios
•Topics Covered: Boolean algebra, combinational and sequential circuits, CMOS
design, HDL basics, FPGA, and more.
The top qualifying teams based on accuracy and speed will advance to the next
round.

2.The Relay Challenge

The selected teams will now enter a relay design challenge, where their ability to
collaborate, think on their feet, and adapt will be tested.
1. Introductory Session: The round will begin with a 1hr brief technical session
covering:
● Basics of VLSI Design and Hardware Description Languages (HDL)
● Introduction to the software tools: Xilinx, Microwind, etc.
● Guidelines for the upcoming relay challenge
2. Relay Circuit Design Challenge:
● The problem statement will be revealed post-introduction.
● Each team member will have 30 minutes to work on the design continuing from
where the previous member left off.
3.Lifeline Usage:
● Each team gets 3 lifelines to be used strategically:
● Talk to each other (1-minute discussion)
● Call a mentor (Seek expert advice for 5 minutes)
● Teams that successfully complete their design within the given constraints will
proceed to the final round.
3.The Innovation Showdown
The final round will evaluate teams based on their ability to develop a working
prototype and present their design’s feasibility. Each team will be judged on:
•Accuracy of the final result.
•Functionality and efficiency of the prototype.
•Future scope and real-world application of the design.
•Innovation and problem-solving approach.
The top-performing teams will be awarded exciting prizes and recognition for their
excellence in VLSI design.

Rules and Guidelines:

● Theme/Problem Statement will be declared on the day of event.
● No mobile phones will be allowed
● Round 2: If you get stuck, you will be provided with 3 different types of helplines.
● During the Relay,team members cannot talk to each other.
● All decisions taken by the management will be considered final.
● This event will be conducted in 2 slots(4th april 2025-Slot 1 and 5th april 2025-
Slot 2).The top qualifying teams from elimination round will be divided into these
slots.Teams will be informed about their respective slots prior to the relay
challenge.

REGISTER HERE
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
3 members 250/- per Team Anushka Dixit-91303 43866
Shreya Bongale-7774051412

Prize Pool: ₹26,000/-

4th April 8.00am onwards Mech Building

5th April 9.00 am onwards 5th floor

All you need to know about Structural Showdown:

An event that challenges participants to design and construct a model bridge
using limited resources, testing their structural knowledge, problem-solving
abilities and teamwork.The constructed bridges using wooden sticks will be
tested and evaluated based on their ability to withstand weight.

Competition:
The teams will design and build a model of a bridge for a specified length
which will be provided on 22nd March. The competition will be conducted in 2
days i.e. on 4th, 5th April.
 Stages and Timelines
Day 1 -
consists of model building. Teams will be provided with raw material such as
wooden sticks and glue. Teams need to prepare a presentation regarding their
design which will include design considerations and selection criteria. Along with
that, teams should also determine the weight their structure can sustain.

Day 2 -
consists of presentation and testing. The ultimate showdown where the judges will
test the structures created by the teams. The team will begin with the presentation
of 6-8 mins followed by the testing, where weights will be placed on the structure
until it breaks.

Rules:
1. The bridge length is fixed. It should not exceed the given distance unless it is
being used for fixing purposes.
2. All the material required for constructing the bridge will be provided on the
spot. Any outside material will be strictly prohibited.
3. Participants are not allowed to carry any electronic devices at the time of
competition.If any resources such as rough design, calculations etc. are required,
they need to be in the form of a hard copy. Students won’t be allowed to leave the
venue during the competition for this purpose.
4. The groups will have to prepare a presentation regarding the overall process of
the model making which will include theory, calculations, approximated weight,
SFD, BMD and a CAD model (Optional).
5. The presentation should be brought to the event in a pendrive/ or they can login
their gmail accounts on smart TV .
6. Participants will be given time i.e from 22nd March to prepare and complete the
theory, calculations and presentation. However, the model needs to be
constructed during the actual event.
7. The construction of the model should be done within the given time frame only.
No extra time will be provided.
8. The model should be kept in the college premises overnight and will only be
handed over during the presentation.

REGISTER HERE
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
1-3 members 200/- per Team Mrudani Kulkarni 8149477939
Aatmaja Lothe 9307157629

Prize Pool: ₹15,000/-

3rd April

All you need to know about Velocity Verge:

The objective is to race the vehicle over a designated arena while maintaining
precision, accuracy, and adherence to the rules and criterion of speed and
covering the distance in the given time. The clock is ticking and counts the
second at which your vehicle crosses Start and Stop points marked on the
arena.

Guidelines:
● Height Limit: Maximum height of the vehicle is 12 cm.
● Track Dimensions: Track will be protected with barricades.
● Length: 5 meters.
● Width: 1 meter (the vehicle must not deviate beyond this width).
● Time: The vehicle must complete the 5-meter track in exactly 10 seconds.
● Judging: Timed using laser posts at the start and end of the track. Precision
is key.
 Stages and Timelines
Competition format:
● Teams must present their vehicles for inspection before the competition begins.
● Judges will verify that the vehicle meets the height, propulsion, and flag/post
requirements. Vehicles that do not pass the inspection will be given time to modify
their design (if feasible) within the allotted time.
● Each team will attempt the challenge once in this round.
● The run will be timed, and judges will note deviations, if any, from the track
boundaries.
● Teams will receive their scores after this round.

Vehicle Specifications:
● Height : 12 cm (excluding the post (height = 5 cm, diameter = 5mm) ,laser opaque
material) refers to the model given below for Arena
● Control Mechanism: The vehicle must move autonomously or with pre-set
mechanisms (manual control prohibited). or pre-programmed designs are allowed.
● Propulsion: Any form of propulsion (motors, springs, wind-up mechanisms,
gravity-driven, etc.) is acceptable, as long as the vehicle meets the time and track
constraints.
● Path Accuracy: The vehicle must stay within the 1-meter width. Deviating
beyond this disqualifies the attempt.
● Post for Laser Detection: A post or flag must be attached to the vehicle to
ensure the laser light accurately cuts it at the start and finish points.
● The post/flag height should be height=5 cm, diameter=5mm.
● The post must not extend beyond the vehicle's width or interfere with its
stability.

REGISTER HERE
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
2 members 150/- per Team Siddhi Kamat 9763970044
Sidhhi Dhamdhere
9987758944

Prize Pool: ₹15,000/-

5th April

All you need to know about Ideation:

A fundamental problem statement will be provided to the team, which is to be
implemented using the given material in the given stipulated amount of time.
The task must be implemented using only the materials provided.

Guidelines:
● After reporting to the event, participants must submit their mobile phones
to the event volunteer.
● The material will be provided by the event organizers.
● The task must be implemented using only the materials provided.
● The preparation time for the task is precisely 1 hour.

REGISTER HERE
PROTOHUB
Web Protoplot
AI chatbot rumble
Tech Expo
Protosprint
Perspecti-Fi Canvas
TechTangle: Research Edition
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
2- 3 Members
₹150 per person Mrunal Vibhute - 7769083830
Sweta Thakare - 7499130924

Prize Pool: ₹20,000/-

Labs in Main
5th April 2025: 9:00 am- 2:00 pm
Building

All you need to know about Web Protoplot:

An engaging web development competition where teams compete to build
dynamic and visually appealing websites. They’ll face "Plot Twist" challenges
that will test their coding, problem-solving, and creative skills under pressure.
Each plot twist will introduce a new challenge, such as redesigning the site,
adding dynamic content, or integrating real-time data. Teams must adapt
quickly to each twist and incorporate it into their website to earn points. The
event will push participants to adapt, innovate, and execute complex features
in a limited time.

Eligibility:
Open to all undergraduate students from any branch and year.
Inter-College teams are not allowed.

Duration:
Round 1 : 30-45 mins
Round 2: 4-5 hours
 Stages and Timelines
Round 1:Unstop Quiz: (Online round):
Questions related to web development technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript,
APIs, Version Control , Databases etc.).
Scoring :- The top 30 teams will advance to the final round based on their quiz
scores.

Round 2 :Plot Twisting Prototyping (Offline Mode):

Participants will initially be asked to build a basic website (theme will be
announced on the spot for teams making it to the final round) and will face a
series of plot twists (tasks), each increasing in complexity and testing various
web development skills. In order to win, teams must complete maximum tasks
that will be announced periodically during the interval of the event and earn
maximum points.

Round 3- Presentation:
All the participants will present their prototype created in round 2, and the team
with the highest number of points wins.

Disqualification:
Violation of the rules (plagiarism, unfair practices) will result in disqualification.

Additional Rules:
Teams must complete each task within the defined time limit, adapting to plot
twists.
Code should be clean, readable, and modular. External templates or pre-built
designs are discouraged.
Internet resources are allowed, but no external collaboration. All work must be
completed within the event time frame.
Plagiarism or unethical practices will result in disqualification.

REGISTER HERE
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
3 Members Saloni Puraswami: 9356634166
₹200/- per team Saniya Pathan: 7385913151

Prize Pool: ₹27,000/-

3rd April 2025

4th April 2025
TnP Labs

All you need to know about AI chatbot rumble:

Participants will design and implement a functional chatbot prototype using
Natural Language Processing ( NLP) to solve real-world problems or enhance
user interactions for a given application scenario.

Stages and Timelines

Round 1:
Format: The first round will be an online test hosted on Unstop.
Duration: 30 minutes Question Types:
MCQs on Chatbots & Conversational AI
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
Basic Coding Snippets (Predicting Output, Debugging, Logic-Based Questions)
Shortlisting: Top performers will be selected for the next round based on their scores and accuracy.
Guidelines:
Participants must ensure stable internet connectivity.
No external assistance, AI tools, or online compilers are allowed.
Any form of malpractice will lead to immediate disqualification.
The test link will be shared 15 minutes before the start time, and entries will close 5 minutes after the test
begins.
Only Team Leader is supposed to give the test
Round 2:
Chatbot Development Challenge Format: Participants will design and
implement a functional chatbot prototype using Natural Language Processing
(NLP) to solve real-world problems or enhance user interactions for a given
application scenario.
Event Format:
Process:
Each team will pick a chit with a case study related to chatbot applications.
Teams will build a chatbot based on their assigned case study and implement at
least one NLP-based feature.
Mentors will be available to assist with queries.
Participants must work within the given time constraints.
Example Case Study:
A chatbot for villages in India that provides healthcare advice in local
languages. The chatbot takes symptoms as input, predicts possible diseases,
and suggests medicines or diet plans.
Schedule:
Introduction & Problem Statement :
Overview of chatbot development, event rules, and expectations.
Development Phase : Teams design, develop, and test their chatbot.
Submission, Testing, and Scoring : Teams submit their chatbot and a brief usage
guide.
Announcement of Shortlisted Teams : Based on chatbot functionality, teams will
be selected for the final round.

Round 3-Chatbot Presentation:

Format: Participants will showcase their chatbot in front of a panel of judges.
Presentation
Time:5-7 minutes per team, followed by a Q&A session (3-5 minutes).
Guidelines:
Participants must demonstrate a working chatbot (live demo).
Explain the chatbot’s features, technology stack, and problems it solves.
Malfunctions or technical failures will not lead to automatic disqualification,
but participants should be prepared with a backup explanation (screenshots,
pre-recorded demo, etc.)

REGISTER HERE
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
3- 5 Members Ketaki Deshwandikar: 9503085615
₹300/- per team Neha Bhosale: 9356066387

Prize Pool: ₹30,000/-

3rd April 2025
Between IT and
4th April 2025
5th April 2025 Main Building

All you need to know about Tech EXPO:

A Project Exhibition is an interactive event where participants showcase
innovative projects across various domains, demonstrating creativity,
technical skills, and problem-solving abilities. It provides a platform for
students and professionals to present their ideas, prototypes, and research to
judges, peers, and industry experts.

Eligibility:
Students from all engineering branches can participate.
Projects must be fully implemented; idea presentations alone will not be
accepted.

Duration:
Software
Hardware
Platform:
Participants will submit their project abstracts on Unstop.

Review Panel:
A panel will review and evaluate all submissions based on academic and
practical aspects.

Shortlisting Announcement:
After the review, the 30 best abstracts (10 per day) will be shortlisted for the
main event.
The results will be announced on Unstop and official communication channels.

Timeline:
Abstract Submission Deadline: 23 March 2025
Review Period: 24-28 March 2025
Shortlisted Teams Announcement: 29 March .

REGISTER HERE
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
1- 2 Members Jiya Kalmegh - 7843008000
₹200/- per team Vaidehi Murdandgauda -
7420915519

Prize Pool: ₹25,000/-

3rd April 2025- 11:00 am onwards

4th April 2025- 8:00 am Cerie Lab

All you need to know about Protosprint:

Create functional objects or prototypes on CreoPTC/ SolidWorks in a specified
time frame based on problem statement and present a ppt on its concept and
design working

CAD Software: CREO Parametric or SOLIDWORKS

Rounds:
Round 1 - On the spot design
Round 2 - Concept Design & Model Presentation

Duration:
Round 1 - 3 hours
Round 2 - 1 hour presentation prep; 8-10 mins presentation time

Rules:
Problem Statement will be declared on spot.
Round 1:A CAD Model of an innovative product based on the given problem
statement has to be created on CreoPTC/SolidWorks on the spot.
Round 2:Prepare a PPT during the given time slot that must include the idea and
concept of the design, and working of the CAD Model (Animated working would
be appreciated); followed by a presentation before a panel of judges.

REGISTER HERE
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
2- 3 Members Rucha Malwal - 7448194403
₹150/- per team Divya Verma - 7387946715

Prize Pool: ₹6,000/-

4th floor,IT
5th April 2025: 10:00 am to 2:00pm
building

All you need to know about Perspective-Fi Canvas :

Unlock your creativity and showcase your unique perspective in Perspecti-Fi
Canvas! This poster-making competition challenges you to interpret a given
theme in your own way. Whether you see it through the lens of automation,
cybersecurity, or beyond—bring your vision to life using design tools like
Canva or Figma. With limited time, let your imagination and skills redefine the
theme like never before!

Event Timeline :
10:00 PM - 1:00 PM: Participants will design their posters in the lab,
showcasing their creativity.
1:00 PM Onwards: Judges will begin evaluation by taking rounds in the lab.
They will interact with participants to discuss their posters and
understand the ideas behind their designs.
Eligibility:
All branches and all-year students can participate.
Inter-departmental and inter-year teams are encouraged.
Inter-college team members are not allowed.
No. of registration: 40 teams (first come first serve)

Rules:
Teams can have up to 2-3 members.
Poster must relate to the assigned theme; deviations will result in
disqualification.
Submissions must adhere to the dimensions provided by the organizers.
Text on the poster should be minimal and complement the visuals. Excessive
text will be penalized.
Submissions must be original, created within the given time frame, and free
from plagiarism or copyrighted content.
Participants may use tools like Canva, Figma, or similar design platforms.
Watermarks, logos, or signatures must not be included in the poster.
Participants need to bring their own laptops. Charging plugs will be available.
Posters will be judged on creativity, relevance to the theme, visual appeal, and
originality.
The judge's decision will be final and binding.
Any violation of these rules may result in disqualification. .

REGISTER HERE
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
1- 2 Members Gargi Joshi – 8956368497
₹150/- per team Sayee Rekhe – 9325990986

Prize Pool: ₹10,000/-

5th April 2025

All you need to know about TechTangle: Research Edition:

The goal of TechTangle: Research Edition is to inspire participants to identify
potential gaps in various industries by combining technology with other
domains. Participants will conduct research, formulate innovative solutions,
and present their findings in a structured pitch deck.

Guidelines:
All research must be cited properly; plagiarism will lead to disqualification.
The use of AI tools for ideation is allowed, but originality is key.
Professional and ethical conduct is expected throughout the event.
The event coordinator’s decision will be held final.
 Stages and Timelines
Round 1- Chit Selection & Research Phase:
Each team will randomly pick two chits—one from the Technology Bowl and one
from the Industry Bowl.
Example combinations: AI & Music, Blockchain & Medicine, Cybersecurity & Law.
The selected combination will serve as the foundation for their research and
innovation.
Participants will explore current developments, challenges, and gaps within
their selected combination.
They must identify key issues and propose a novel approach using technology.
Research can include real-world case studies, statistical data, and expert
opinions.
Participants will be allowed to access E-books, research papers, blogs, articles,
etc.

Round 2- Pitch Deck Submission :

Title & Problem Statement – Clearly define the industry challenge in relation to
the technology field.
Current Solutions & Gaps – Analyze existing approaches and their limitations.
Proposed Innovation – Describe how their proposed solution addresses the
gaps.
Feasibility & Implementation – Outline the technical and practical viability of
the solution.
Impact & Conclusion – Discuss potential benefits and long-term implications.

Round 3- Offline Prototype Development:

Each team will have 5-7 minutes to present their pitch deck.
Judging Criteria:
Originality & Innovation (25%)
Depth of Research (20%)
Feasibility of the Solution (20%)
Clarity & Presentation Skills (15%)
Impact & Future Scope (20%)

REGISTER HERE
 SKILL
FORGE
Bitcoin and Beyond
Full Stack Bootcamp
Aeromodelling Workshop
SatGenesis: Expert Lecture
Series
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Limited Seats
Revati Shrikhande -
available : 175 200 /- 9405118170
Vaidehi Sant - 9766917150

3rd April
2025

All you need to know about Bitcoin and Beyond:

The workshop is designed to introduce students to the fundamentals of
Bitcoin and cryptocurrency, with a brief overview of blockchain technology.
Participants will explore the core concepts of Bitcoin, how cryptocurrencies
work, and their role in the digital economy. Hands-on activities will provide an
engaging way to understand the practical aspects of digital currencies, making
finance more accessible for everyone.

Start Date: 03 Apr 24, 12:00 PM IST End Date: 03 Apr 24, 04:00 PM IST

REGISTER HERE!
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Limited Seats
Shruti Bhaisare - 91455 34979
available : 150 250 /- Anjali Tiwari - 78983 60229

3rd, 4th, 5th Mechanical

April 2025 Auditorium

All you need to know about Full Stack Bootcamp:

A comprehensive 3-day Bootcamp on learning and applying web development
skills by building a project. Over the course of two days, participants will
attend lectures and demonstrations delivered by an expert trainer on a
chosen topic such as HTML, CSS , Bootstrap , JavaScript and API
connection.On the third day, students will apply their learning to build a
project,likely an e-commerce website or as suggested by the trainer and also
advance towards learning React.

Rules and Guidelines:

● Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.
● Participants must bring their own laptops for hands-on practical exercises.
● Maintain a respectful and collaborative environment throughout the
bootcamp to foster effective learning and teamwork.

REGISTER HERE!
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Individual
Koumudi Joshi-
Participation 600 /- 9850430228
Payal Joshi- 7385560070

4th, 5th
April 2025

All you need to know about Full Stack Bootcamp:

Aeromodelling is an art and science of designing, building, and flying small
model aircraft. It is a fascinating blend of creativity, engineering, and physics,
offering enthusiasts a hands-on experience in understanding the principles of
aerodynamics and aviation. Over the course of 3 hours each day, participants
will get hands-on experience in building three aircraft models and their flight
testing. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the exciting world of
aeromodelling.

REGISTER HERE!
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Max Limit:
Aditi Sant- 9324157148
40 seats 600 /- Gargee Dorle- 8149460132

3rd, 4th
April 2025

All you need to know about SatGenesis: Expert Lecture Series:

An engaging 2-day lecture series on Satellites, Spacecraft Engineering, and
Mission Design, providing participants with an introduction to mission
planning and systems engineering, along with insights into current innovations
in the aerospace industry. Attendees will learn from experts’ experiences and
journeys, with an opportunity to engage in discussions with them at the end of
each lecture and test their understanding through practice worksheets.

Rules and Guidelines:

● Limited seats available; first-come, first-served basis.
● Please be seated at the venue 15 minutes before the event begins.
● Maintain decorum throughout the lectures.

REGISTER HERE!
PLAYVERSE
Engineering monopoly
Trailblazers
Escape Relay: Debug to Win
Robo race line wars
Merge Mania
Technovoyage
Cryptoscapes
Around the multiverse
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
Akshata Nagmoti-
2 members 200 /- 9561226359
Snehal Pawar-7020225525

Prize Pool Goodies

3rd - 4th
April 2025

All you need to know about Engineering Monopoly -

Engineering Monopoly is a strategic board game where players collect
mechanical components instead of properties to complete an assembly. The
required assembly is shown for 15 -20 sec before the game. Players buy,
trade,and assemble parts while facing challenges. The first to complete the
system wins!

Rounds:
Round 1 - Board Game Round
Round 2 - Auction Round
Round 3 - Assembly Round
Duration: 1 hour (throughout innovation)
Rules :
Objective: Win by gaining maximum assembly parts and completing the
assembly in the shortest time.
Preparation: Players will be asked to draw chits from a bowl. This will decide
their ‘team token’ and ‘sequence number’ among all players. The
Play: Teams will start on the board from ‘GO’. Sequentially, teams will roll the
dice and move forward on the board in the direction of the arrow the number
of spaces indicated by the dice. After one team has completed their play, the
next team will roll the dice and continue forward.

Monetary block:
If the team lands on the Monetary block, the team has to pay the required
amount to earn the component card. If the block on which the team lands
are already owned by another team the players will have to pay assigned
rent to the owners of the monetary block. When a team acquires all
monetary blocks of the same colored component card only then the team
will receive the final component. If not, teams will have to trade among
each other at the end of the game to receive the desired component

Task block:
If the team lands on Task block, players have to complete the assigned task
in minimum time to earn the component. If the Task on the block on which
the team lands was already completed by the previous team, then the
team that completes the task in the shortest duration of time will receive
the component.

Chance:
When the team lands on chance, the player will get a chance to spin the
wheel of fortune and get what the pointer on the wheel tells.
Jail:
Team ends up in jail when they land on ‘Go to Jail’ on the board or when
the chance wheel indicates ‘GO to Jail’. The team can get out of jail by:
Rolling doubles on any of the team's next two turns. If successful they may
proceed to move forward the spaces indicated by the dice. Using the ‘Get
out of Jail’ lifeline from the chance wheel if they have it. Paying fine before
rolling dice on either of the next two turns. The board game concludes
when the set timer runs out/the selected number of dice rolls is
completed.

Auction Round:
The teams will then come together and a round of auction will begin. In this
round, different teams can make deals to conduct an exchange of
assembly parts. Also, bidding will be held for any component that was not
procured by teams during board play.

Elimination Criteria:
At the end of the auction round, 2 teams that are left with the least the
amount of money from the lot will be eliminated.

Assembly Round:
This round will be time-bound. Participants will have to construct an
assembly out of acquired components. Assembly should be finished in the
least amount of time.

REGISTER HERE!
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
Shweta Patil - 8554983899\
2 members 100 /- Lekha Shah - 7709067890
Preeti Tarle - 8208822058

Prize Pool Exciting Goodies

3rd April - 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM

4th April - 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Circle infront of
5th April - 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Mech Building

All you need to know about Trailblazers -

In a pair event, one member will be blindfolded and the other has to guide
him/her through the course using code words decided by the participants
before entering the maze. Participants will have to come up with innovative
directional words as they are not allowed to use the conventional ones (left,
right, up, down, diagonal, etc).

Rules:
All branches and all-year students can participate.
The use of conventional directional words is not allowed.
Participants have to gather clues that will be located through the maze.
At the end of the maze, a puzzle has to be solved using those clues.
The maximum time given to complete the maze will be 5-7 minutes.
Judgment will be based on successful completion of the course and
solving the puzzle in given time.
Any form of cheating or misconduct will result in disqualification.

REGISTER HERE!
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
Shweta Patil - 8554983899\
2 members 100 /- Lekha Shah - 7709067890
Preeti Tarle - 8208822058

Prize Pool Exciting Goodies

4th Floor, CC Lab,

4th April - 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM Mech Buildinging

All you need to know about Trailblazers -

Dive into this exciting debugging challenge designed for teams of two! Each
teammate alternates solving PDFs, identifying errors in code snippets to form
a passcode that unlocks the next PDF. With 16 errors to locate and only 120
minutes on the clock, teamwork and attention to detail are key. The first three
teams to unlock all PDFs and complete the challenge will emerge victorious.

Rules:
Each team must have exactly 2 members.
Only fully completed PDFs will be considered; partial submissions are
invalid.
In case of a tie, the team with the fastest correct submission wins.
The coordinators' decision will be final.
Internet access is strictly prohibited.
Use of mobile phones or any other electronic devices is not allowed.
Any use of unfair means will result in immediate disqualification.
Gameplay:
The event involves teams of two, where each participant alternately
receives PDFs to solve.
For example : Participant 1 will work on PDFs 1, 3, 5, and 7.
Participant 2 will work on PDFs 2, 4, 6, and 8. Each PDF contains two code
snippets, and each snippet has one error (logical or syntactical). The task is
to find the exact line numbers of the errors. The line numbers, when
combined, forms the passcode to unlock the next PDF for the teammate.
For instance, if the errors are on line 7 and line 5, the passcode would be
0705. Progress alternates between teammates in a sequential manner, and
both participants must collaborate to identify all 16 errors (2 per PDF)
within 120 minutes. The first three teams to correctly identify all errors
and unlock all PDFs will be declared the winners.

REGISTER HERE!
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
1 -4 members ₹150/- per Snehal Malkunje- 8530693175
Sakshi Chavan- 9322905359
team

Prize Pool Rs 20,000/-

3rd April, 2025

4th April, 2025

All you need to know about Robo Race line wars -

Participants must build a manual robot capable of traversing various hurdles,
including bridges, planks, and other obstacles. This event involves the
manufacturing, testing, and racing of a wireless/wired remote-controlled, 2-4
wheeled robot. In this event, teams will craft and race their wired / wireless
bots through a series of thrilling rounds. The competition begins with time
trials to qualify, followed by intense rival challenges in a strategic elimination
showdown. A surprise track twist adds to the excitement as fierce matchups
unfold. Only the top 4 teams will make it to the finals, where they will battle it
out in a mega showdown to claim the ultimate robot crown.

Robot Specifications:
The robot must be manually controlled wirelessly or wired.
Maximum wire length allowed is 2 meters, ensuring slack throughout the
game. b. Maximum weight: 5 kg.
Maximum dimensions: 300 x 300 x 250 mm.
Maximum voltage in the robot: 24V DC
Power supply will not be provided to the robot during the game
Guidelines:
Participants must build a manual robot capable of traversing various
hurdles, including bridges, planks, and other obstacles.
This event involves the manufacturing, testing, and racing of a
wireless/wired remote-controlled, 2-4 wheeled robot.
In this event, teams will craft and race their wired / wireless bots through a
series of thrilling rounds.
The competition begins with time trials to qualify, followed by intense rival
challenges in a strategic elimination showdown.
A surprise track twist adds to the excitement as fierce matchups unfold.
Only the top 4 teams will make it to the finals, where they will battle it out
in a mega showdown to claim the ultimate robot crown.

Gameplay Rules:
Arena Setup: The arena includes hurdles such as bridges, planks, and
various obstacles.
Game Time: Each gameplay session lasts for 3 minutes.
Timeouts: Each team is allowed a total of 1 minute timeout, which can be
taken in multiple intervals.
Bot Handling:Only one team member is allowed in the arena to handle the
bot during gameplay.
Team members are not permitted to touch either their robots or those of
their opponents once the race begins (unless there is a need to lift the
robot). The penalty for doing so on invalid grounds is disqualification.
If the bot falls, it can restart from the start point of the current obstacle.
The track will have checkpoints at regular intervals. If the robot halts,
tumbles, or goes off the arena at any point, one of the team members is
allowed to lift it up and place it at the nearest completed checkpoint.
However, the timer will still be running in this condition.
Task Completion:
A total of 10 tasks must be completed.
Participants can skip a maximum of 3 tasks if unable to complete them.
When the bot reaches the END zone ,ie, the treasure, the race will be
considered completed and the timer will stop.

REGISTER HERE!
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
Individual: Rs.30, Tanushree Kadus :876719994
1 -2 members Pair:Rs.60 Ananya Kale :9359269472

Prize Pool Goodies

3rd April, 2025

4th April, 2025
5th April, 2025

All you need to know about Merge Mania -

As you step into the game arena, pick a chit to discover your challenge! Play
the games listed on your chit and win exciting goodies for each victory.
Complete all the games, and a special reward awaits you! Participate solo or
team up with a partner. (On-the-spot registrations available)

REGISTER HERE!
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
Snehal Malkunje- 8530693175
2 members Rs 60 /-
Sakshi Chavan- 9322905359

Prize Pool Goodies

3rd April, 2025

4td April, 2025
5th April, 2025

All you need to know about Technovoyage -

As you step into the game arena, pick a chit to discover your challenge! Play
the games listed on your chit and win exciting goodies for each victory.
Complete all the games, and a special reward awaits you! Participate solo or
team up with a partner. (On-the-spot registrations available)

Game:
The game is a 1v1 robot controlling game, where players compete against
each other to help the Shukrayaan to reach its destination.
The gameplay consists of 3 min of final run along with 2 min of trial run.
The bot starts from the START zone.
It is compulsory for the bot to collect the box.
It needs to take the box to the END zone , traveling through various
obstacles in the path without damaging the arena.
The person who completes the task with the most points WINS !!!
Gameplay:
ParticipantsGame Starts from START BOX => by taking BOX => reach the END BOX(ie
Venus surface)
Bot can’t go in Black region => if gone then RESTART from the Start
Tot game is of 2min => 30sec (trial run) + 1.30min (actual game)
Drag the BOX through GATE(That represents escaping earth's atmosphere) => gain 5pts =>
if not opened 0pts
Safely Traverse through Asteroid Area (ie Restricted Area) =>gain 5pts => if touched 0pts
Traverse without touching PLANKS (ie Space Debris) => gain (5pts x3) =15 tot => if 1
touched=10pts => If 2 touched= 5pts => If all 3 touched = 0pts
Traverse through DOMINOES (ie, Solar Storm) without falling them => gain (1pt x 10)= 10
tot =>no. of dominoes falls(n) = n x (-1)pts deducted
Take a left/ anti-clockwise rotation at Wheel(ie also part of Solar Storm) =>gain 10 pts tot
=> if a mark is crossed (-2)pt deducted
Drop the box out of the plank but not the bot. => gain 5pts => if not then 0pts.

Rules:
Tot game is of 2min => 30sec (trial run) + 1.30min (actual game)
Tot pts are= 50pts
Players: -can’t touch the bot - can adjust the usb cable - can’t damage the
arena -only players are allowed - can’t come onto the arena near the arena
When start is called by organizers then only game starts
Winners are decided through Points system only: => if time is up & both are
not at end =>based on who has max pts wins => if one of them completes
before 1.30min (not at exact 1.30 min) - that player gets time benefit
depending on the remaining time (ie remaining time= 1.30min - their
recorded time) = (for every 2sec of rem time = +1pt added to their score) -
And then whoever has most pts will win
The game is stopped => if time is up (OR) => whoever reaches END

REGISTER HERE!
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
Rs 60 per Manali Selmokar - 7758077237
1- 2 members
individual entry Siddhi Bharam - 9579522662
Rs 120 per team

Prize Pool Goodies

3rd April, 2025

5th April, 2025

All you need to know about Around the multiverse -

ARound the Multiverse is an immersive Augmented Reality (AR) event
featuring five levels inspired by popular franchises. Participants compete in a
series of interactive AR-based challenges, testing their problem-solving skills,
agility, and coordination. The event is designed for fun, competition, and
technological exploration.

Guidlines:
● Be respectful towards the organizers' decisions and fellow players.
● Handle the equipment with care and make sure to keep the venue clean.
● Use AR apps responsibly and remain aware of your surroundings.
● No physical contact, aggressive behavior, or cheating is allowed.
● Report any issues or concerns to the organizers immediately.
● Eligibility: Students from all branches and years can participate.
● Game Duration: Each game lasts 45 minutes per slot.
Rounds: The event comprises 5 rounds.
1. Squid Game – Red Light, Green Light
○ Move toward the virtual finish line while avoiding detection by an AR Doll.
○ Motion tracking determines penalties for movement during "Red Light."
2. AR Riddle Game
○ Solve AR-displayed riddles using speech recognition.
○ Correct answers earn points.
3. AR Maze Game
○ Navigate an AR maze to guide a virtual ball to the endpoint in the shortest time.
○ The two lowest-scoring teams are eliminated.
4. AR Groove Dance
○ Replicate dance moves performed by an AR character.
○ Motion tracking evaluates accuracy.
○ The four lowest-scoring teams are eliminated.
5. AR Harry Potter-Themed Game
○ Control a wizard character to catch the Golden Snitch.
○ The fastest team wins.
● Scoring: Points and penalties are recorded after each round. Teams earn points
throughout the event.
● Elimination: The lowest-scoring teams will be eliminated after:
○ Round 3: 2 teams eliminated
○ Round 4: 4 teams eliminated

Judging Criteria
● Advancement to the next level is determined by the time taken by each team in
comparison to others.
● Faster completion of tasks improves a team's ranking and progression in the game.
● Winning Conditions:
○ The team with the highest cumulative score at the end of Level 5 wins.
○ In case of a tie breaker,the team that finishes the tasks first i.e the team that finishes the
game in the least time would bag the respective prizes.

REGISTER HERE!
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
2 members 50/- per team Kuhu Kelkar - 9356748818
Shriya Kshirsagar - 97650 169

Prize Pool Goodies

3rd April, 2025

4th April, 2025
5th April, 2025

All you need to know about Cryptoscapes -

Welcome to an exciting and intellectually stimulating adventure that spans
across five captivating themes: Sherlock Holmes, Harry Potter, Pirates, The
Jungle Book, and Time Travel. Teams will embark on a thrilling journey, facing
a series of challenges designed to test their problem-solving skills,
mathematical prowess, and pattern recognition abilities. The ultimate goal? Be
the first team to conquer the final level and claim the grand prize!

Duration: 5 Teams will participate in a 20 minute challenge, packed with

multiple levels within each theme.

Gameplay Mechanics:
● Each team will start at the first level of their designated theme.
● Teams must solve puzzles based on pattern finding, cryptography, and
mathematical concepts to advance.
● Every correct answer reveals a unique code that will be added to the answer
of the current page, unlocking the next level.
● The game consists of 5 levels, with increasing difficulty as teams progress.
Bonus Feature - Spin the Wheel: To add an element of surprise and excitement, teams will
have the chance to Spin the Wheel at specific checkpoints. The wheel offers various bonuses,
such as:
● Time Bonuses: Extra minutes deducted from your total time.
● Hint Tokens: Get valuable clues for difficult puzzles.
● Wall of hints : Physical clues present around in the room .
● Double Points: Earn double rewards for the next challenge.

Winning Criteria:
● The first team to successfully reach the final level and solve the ultimate challenge wins
the prize.
● In case of a tie, the team with the least time taken will be declared the winner.

Rules & Guidelines:

1. Team collaboration is essential; divide tasks smartly to maximize efficiency.
2. No external help of AI tools is allowed.
3. Maintain sportsmanship and fair play throughout the game.
4. Any team found violating the rules will face penalties or disqualification.
Prepare your minds, gather your team, and let the adventure begin!

REGISTER HERE!
 BIZ-NEXUS

Shark Tank : Pitch Wars

The wolf of wall street
Barter Royale
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
3- 4 members Gargi Bhegde - 8625896383
200/- per Team Aashita Rai - 9372467670

Prize Pool: Rs 17,000

4th April KB Joshi,

5th April 9:00 am to 1:00 pm IT Building

All you need to know about Shark Tank : Pitch Wars:

Shark Tank: Pitch Wars is a startup pitch competition, offering aspiring
entrepreneurs a platform for innovation. It spans two days with online,
offline rounds, where top 10 teams get mentored by experts. Finalists
refine ideas with guidance from TiE mentors, competing for cash prizes
and marketing support. This event fuels startups with mentorship,
funding, visibility, helping them take a big leap toward success.

Eligibility:
Open to engineering students from all four years of their academic
program.
Inter-departmental and inter-year teams are encouraged.
Inter-college team members are allowed.
 Stages and Timelines
Round 1- Idea Ignition Round (Elimination Round):
Video presentation (5-10 minutes) of the team's idea, including:
1.1. Problem statement
1.2. Solution
1.3. Target market
1.4. Unique value proposition
Teams must submit their video presentation, and bonus points for prototype.
Teams representing DPIIT-registered startups will have a distinct advantage in the
elimination round, recognizing their credibility and entrepreneurial progress.

Round 2- Business Blueprint :

Graphical video presentation (2-3 minutes) of the team's product. ● Mentoring
Session: Shortlisted teams will be able to interact with seasoned industry experts
and entrepreneurs, serving as mentors and judges from TiE (The Indus
Entrepreneurs). This session is structured to help teams refine their product ideas,
pitches, and business models.

Round 3- Shark Tank Showdown :

Teams will showcase their startup ideas creatively and engagingly, demonstrating their
potential to address real-world problems. This round will require a working prototype
demonstration and a presentation delivered in a unique format—such as a traditional
pitch with slides, a creative skit or performance, a live simulation, or any other
innovative approach. The round will last for 15 minutes, with 5 minutes allocated for the
pitch and 10 minutes for a Q&A session with the judges.

Rules:
All team members must be present at the offline event.
Teams must bring their own devices, chargers, and necessary materials.
Teams must submit their presentation materials in advance, as specified by
the organizers.
Teams must have the same members throughout the competition. No
plagiarism or cheating will be tolerated.
Emphasis will be placed on creativity and originality.

REGISTER HERE
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
2 members/ Preeti Hatapaki - 7021713070
120/- per Team
Individual Janhavi Kulkarni - 8378005584
participation

Prize Pool: Rs 10,000

KB Joshi
4th April Auditorium

All you need to know about The wolf of wall street:

The Wolf of Wall Street is a dynamic stock market simulation event lasting
3 hours, offering a hands-on trading experience with virtual funds and real-
time stock data. Participants will strategize and invest using a
sophisticated platform, guided by quizzes and learning materials to ensure
they understand key investment principles. This risk-free event is ideal for
both novices and budding investors seeking to enhance their financial
skills and gain insight into the trading world.

Evaluation Criteria:
Average Portfolio Value of both participants at the end of the session.
Risk management and diversity of investments.
 Stages and Timelines
Round 1 :
Quantitative Aptitude and Financial Knowledge Quiz
Format:
Offline quiz with multiple-choice questions. Time Limit-45 min

Round 2- Trend Predction Quiz:

We will be showcasing general trends and patterns from the last few years and
testing analytical skills of participants in order to predict given XYZ’s candle
pattern
Format:
Offline quiz with multiple-choice questions. Time Limit-1 Hour

Round 3- Main Trading Event :

To simulate real-world trading in a stock market environment, allowing participants to
apply their knowledge and strategies to maximize portfolio value.

Format:
Participants are given virtual money to invest in real-time stock market
simulations.Stocks reflect real market trends and fluctuations. The trading session lasts 3
hours,divided into phases for market updates and strategy adjustments.

Key Challenges:
Market volatility and news-driven fluctuations. Decision-making under time constraints.

Rules:
trading is only permitted during stipulated time on the platform. Any trades before and after
will not be considered.
Trading done after reporting will only be considered.
If a team has one member, his/her portfolio valuation will be considered in the rankings.
If a team has two members, their aggregate valuation will be considered. BOTH TEAMMATES
MUST REGISTER.
Participants must wear business casual attire. Improper dressing will not be permitted on
campus.
All decisions taken by the management will be considered final.

REGISTER HERE
 Registration Fee Coordinators
Team Size:
Kajal Israni: 9049366343
2 members 120/- per Team
Vedika Nehe:9325765342

Prize Pool: Rs 8,000

4th April 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Discussion Room, 3rd Floor,

5th April 8:00 am to 2:00 pm Main Building

All you need to know about Barter Royale:

Barter Royale is a high-stakes international strategy game where
participants represent different countries, trading vital resources to
accomplish national objectives while navigating global crises. With an
anonymous attacker introducing bio, tech, and nuclear threats, countries
must engage in tactical trading, resource allocation, and diplomacy to
outlast their competitors and maximize their nation's strength.

Eligibility:
Each team must consist of two members.
All undergraduate college students are eligible, irrespective of their
branch, class, and field of study
 Stages and Timelines
Round 1:
Instructions and Initial Trading (30 + 10 mins)
Organizers brief participants on rules, resource allocations, and objectives.
Teams receive their resource sheets and strategize internally.
Countries engage in open trading to complete goals and accumulate money
before the first crisis.

Round 2- The Bio Wars (45 min):

Anonymous attacker declares a bio crisis.
Countries trade bio equipment to achieve their bio goals.
The country with the least completed bio goals is attacked and banned from
further bio trades.

Round 3- The Tech Wars (45 mins) :

A tech crisis is announced.
Countries trade tech equipment to meet their tech goals.
The weakest country in terms of tech goals is attacked and banned from further tech
trades.

Round 4- The Nuclear Wars (45 mins) :

The final nuclear crisis is announced.
Countries trade nuclear weapons to achieve their nuclear goals.
The weakest country in this round is attacked and loses its ability to trade nuclear
resources.

General Guidelines:
Each country receives an initial resource sheet detailing:
The number of units of each resource.
The price of one unit of a resource.
Total cash available to the country.
Other countries’ known resources.
Countries engage in trading rounds to optimize their holdings and complete their goals.
Resources and cash values are distributed nearly equally among teams, though their
specific allocations may vary.

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