Treasure hunts are puzzle games where teams solve clues to uncover information leading to the final goal. Group: • 4 members per group (only registered members allowed) Rounds: • Round 1: Solve questions in 10 minutes; only qualifying groups advance. • Round 2: Solve clues; first 5 teams to find the hidden treasure proceed. • Round 3: First 3 teams to solve the final treasure are declared winners. • Time allotted: 30 minutes max. Rules: • No use of phones or electronic devices. • Carry Your Own Pens. • Only Predefined teams will be allowed. • Follow all instructions from organizers. • Any misconduct may lead to disqualification.

Showcase innovative ideas to help save Earth using sustainable solutions. Rules: • Individual participation only. • Participants must bring their own materials. • The idea must be developed during the event (no pre-prepared content). • Presentation time: 2–5 minutes. • The idea should align with eco-friendly principles and be inspired by nature. • Misconduct or violations may lead to disqualification.

Showcase coding and problem-solving skills in multiple elimination rounds. Rules: • Individual participation. • Languages: C, C++, Java, Python, MATLAB. • Round 1: 20 MCQs (30 min) • Round 2: Solve 2 of 3 coding problems (C/C++/Java/Python common, MATLAB separate). • Round 3: Solve 1 advanced programming problem. • All rounds elimination-based. • No phones/electronics allowed. • Only registered participants eligible.

A fast-paced technical quiz to test speed and technical knowledge. Categories: • Technical Quiz (CS/IT/AI/DS/IoT, ECE, ME) • Logo Quiz A. Technical Quiz: • Individual participation. • 2 rounds: - Round 1: 40 MCQs (20 min) - Round 2: 20 MCQs (10 min) • No negative marking. • Winner = most correct answers in shortest time. B. Logo Quiz: • Individual participation. • 30 logos shown for 10 sec each. • +1 for correct, no negative marking. • Phones/electronics prohibited.

Design cost-effective, practical, and innovative solutions using minimal resources. Rules: • Team size: Max 3 members. • Bring your own materials. • Focus on cost-efficiency, simplicity, or solving social problems. • No decoration unless from scrap. • 60-minute time limit. • Valid college ID required. • Judges’ decision is final.

Showcase your web design and development creativity. Rules: • Individual participation. • Duration: 2 hours (2 rounds) • Round 1: Web Design Quiz (30 questions, 30 min, +1/-1 marking) • Round 2: Build a 3-page HTML website based on theme (90 min) • Only HTML allowed. • Equal weightage for both rounds. • Misbehavior → disqualification.

Create a technical poster showcasing engineering ideas with clarity and creativity. Rules: • Individual participation. • Poster topic: Technical, environmental, or sustainability aspect. • Max size: 48x36 inches. • No mechanical/electrical attachments. • No materials around or on the poster. • Time: 1 hour. • Participant name and college must be displayed.

Display innovative, functional models turning theory into practice. Themes: • Solid Waste Segregation • Modern Traffic Control • Optimum Energy Management Rules: • Team size: 2 members. • Model: Semi or fully automatic. • Max display: 1×1×1 m³. • Present concept, novelty, and functionality to judges. • Duration: 1.5 hours. • Judges’ decision final.

A competitive BGMI tournament testing teamwork, strategy, and reflexes. Rules: • Team size: 2–4 players. • Follow official BGMI rules. • Cheating or hacking → immediate disqualification. • Bring your own devices. • Scoring: Kills + Survival + Placement. • Organizers’ decision final.

Compete in coding challenges testing logic and efficiency. Rounds: • Preliminary: 3–5 easy problems (1 hour). • Final: Advanced problems on data structures, algorithms, optimization (1.5 hours). Rules: • Individual participation. • Focus on efficiency and accuracy. • No internet/devices allowed. • Misconduct = disqualification.