Rules & Regulations

• Team size: 8 to 20 members.
• Performance duration: 8 to 15 minutes including setup and exit.
• 10-point deduction for each extra minute beyond the limit.
• Performances can be in Hindi, English, or a mix of both.
• No offensive or derogatory content; violations lead to disqualification.
• Minimal props only. Only live music or percussion allowed — no pre-recorded tracks.

Judging Criteria

• Content & Message — 30 points
• Acting & Expression — 25 points
• Stage Utilisation & Coordination — 20 points
• Audience Engagement — 15 points
• Time Management — 10 points

Rules & Regulations

• Team: 6–12 members, at least 4 female participants mandatory.
• Teams must choose a theme; final group pose must reflect the concept.
• Performance duration: 6 minutes including entry, walk, and final pose.
• No obscenity, vulgarity, or offensive content — violations lead to disqualification.
• Props allowed and should complement the theme.
• Background music must be pre-approved and appropriate.

Judging Criteria

• Theme Interpretation & Concept — 25 points
• Costume Design & Visual Appeal — 20 points
• Stage Presence & Confidence — 20 points
• Choreography & Coordination — 15 points
• Graphics & Visual Effects — 10 points
• Final Group Pose — 10 points

Important Note:

5 points will be deducted for every extra Minute

Rules & Regulations

General Guidelines

• Eligibility: Open to all universities (inter-university event).
• Team Size: 3 to 8 members per band.
• Duration: 15 minutes, including setup and soundcheck.
• Genre & Language: Open to all, but offensive content leads to disqualification.
• Penalty: 10 points deducted for every extra minute exceeding the time limit.

Instruments & Equipment

• Bands must carry their own instruments.
• Basic sound setup (mics, amps, and drum kit) will be provided.
• Additional requirements must be communicated 48 hours prior.

Rules & Stage Conduct

• Setup & Time Management: Stick to the time limit to avoid penalties.
• Stage Conduct: Misbehavior or equipment damage leads to immediate disqualification.
• Sound Balance: Managed by the sound engineer; adjustments must be pre-requested.

Judging Criteria

• Musical Skill & Synchronisation — 20 points
• Stage Presence & Audience Engagement — 20 points
• Creativity & Originality — 20 points
• Choice of Songs & Setlist — 20 points
• Sound Quality & Technical Proficiency — 20 points

Rules & Regulations

• Photos must reflect the theme — capturing the essence of Genesis (Day 1 & Day 2).
• Photos must be taken within the DBS Global University campus during the event.
• All entries must be original. If two images are similar, first submitted will be considered.
• Each participant can submit up to 4 photographs.
• Must be captured using DSLR or high-resolution devices (including premium smartphones).
• The best two pictures from each participant will be awarded.

Judging Criteria

• Originality — a fresh, distinctive perspective
• Theme & Concept — how well the photo represents the energy of Genesis
• Creativity — framing, lighting, composition, and visual storytelling

Important Note:

Best Two Picures from individal participant will be considered and awarded.

Rules & Regulations

• The event is open to all students and will be conducted in an individual format.
• Each participant will be assigned a famous and controversial personality on the spot through a chit system.
• Participants will be given one chance only to change the allotted personality. No further changes will be permitted.
• Each participant will be provided 2 minutes of preparation time.
• Participants will be given 3 minutes to advocate and defend the allotted personality.
• After the presentation, 1 minute will be allotted for the question-answer round by the judges.
• Participants must defend the assigned personality irrespective of their personal opinion.
• Use of mobile phones, or external assistance during preparation is allowed.
• Participants are expected to maintain professional decorum and avoid offensive or defamatory language.
• The decision of the judges shall be final and binding.

Judging Criteria

• Content and logical reasoning
• Confidence and delivery
• Spontaneity and creativity
• Persuasion skills
• Handling of questions
• Overall advocacy skills

Rules & Regulations

The student(s) need to follow the following Structure/ methodology in solving the case study:

• The competition is open to all Students.
• The team can consist of a single individual or a team.
• The maximum number of team members can be three.
• The number of PowerPoint slides for case analysis will be specific to 12 slides.
• A case-let will be provided in Word format to each participant a day before the event.
• Introduction to the topic, objective
• About the company
• Methodology/Technique applied
• Conclusion
• Learning from the case
• Time allotted for case presentation is 15 minutes.
• 5 minutes extra for the question and Answer round.

Judging Criteria

• Objective of the Case Study — 10 marks
• Elucidation of Facts & Concepts — 15 marks
• Justification of Methodology — 15 marks
• Relevance & Application of Concepts — 25 marks
• Structure, Sequencing & Time Management — 15 marks
• Confidence and Communication — 10 marks
• Handling Q&A — 10 marks

Important Points to Note:

• Please make appropriate assumptions and state those assumptions in your response.
• Please refer to external sources for gathering information.
• Clarity of thought, content and presentation of the solution will be given due importance.

Rules & Regulations

Team Composition

Event Rounds

Round 1: Brand Name Bonanza

Round 2: AI Platforms Unplugged

Round 3: Gen Z – Code Decode

Round 4: Web Series Mania

Round 4: Guess the Personality

• Each team will have 3 participants only
• All members must perform at least once (no repetition of actor in consecutive rounds)
• No verbal communication, lip-syncing, or writing allowed
• Use of gestures, expressions, and body language only
• If the team fails within time → question will not be passed
• Any form of unfair means or prompting will lead to disqualification
• Judge’s decision will be final and binding
• Participants must report 15 minutes before the event
• Use of props is not allowed
• Each team must consist of 3 members
• Participation Fee: ₹200 per student (₹600 per team)
• The actor will be given a brand name
• The actor must enact the brand, its tagline, or brand association
• Team must guess correctly within the time limit
• The actor will be given names of AI tools/platforms
• The challenge is to depict functionality, use-case, or uniqueness in order to guess the tool/platform correctly
• Encourages awareness of emerging tech & digital platforms
• Slang, abbreviations, emojis, or trending Gen Z phrases will be given
• Actor must decode and enact creatively
• Team guesses the exact word /phrase
• Actor will be given a popular web series
• Must enact using iconic scenes, characters, or themes
• Team must guess the exact web series name
• The actor will be assigned a famous personality (business, entertainment, politics)
• Must enact without speaking or lip movement
• Team identifies the personality correctly

Judging Criteria

Time & Scoring System

Scoring Formula:

Key Highlights:

• Each round: 90 seconds (1.5 minutes)
• Teams score based on speed of correct answer
• Score = (Total Time – Time Taken to Guess)
• Example:
• Time allotted = 90 seconds
• Team guesses in 60 seconds
• Score = 90 – 60 = 30 points
• Faster guesses = Higher scores
• No negative marking
• If the team fails to guess → 0 points

Rules & Regulations

• Each team gets exactly 120 seconds. Timing begins when the team starts speaking or the first slide appears — whichever comes first.
• Teams may pitch with or without slides. If slides are used, a strict maximum of 3 slides applies.
• All financial data cited must be accurate and sourced from credible platforms (NSE/BSE, company filings, Screener.in, Moneycontrol, Bloomberg, etc.).
• Only publicly listed stocks may be pitched. No two teams may pitch the same stock (first-come, first-served registration).
• Clearly state the Current Market Price (CMP), your Target Price, and the expected upside at the start or end of the pitch.
• Acknowledge at least one key risk associated with the stock.
• Slide decks (if any) must be submitted to the organiser at least 30 minutes before the event.
• Teams exceeding 120 seconds will incur a scoring penalty (5 points per 10 seconds over the limit).

Event Format

• Time Limit: 120 seconds (2 minutes) per team, including slide transitions.
• Slides (Optional): Maximum 3 slides permitted. No exceptions.
• Q&A (If applicable): Up to 2 minutes of questions from the judges may follow the pitch.

Judging Criteria

• Financial Accuracy — correctness of data and valuation metrics
• Investment Thesis — clarity of BUY recommendation
• Research Depth — sector/peer analysis and growth catalysts
• Presentation & Delivery — clarity, confidence, and time management
• Q&A Defence — defending the thesis under pressure

Important Note:

There is no single “correct” stock to pitch. Judges will evaluate the rigour, financial accuracy, and conviction of your investment case — not just the stock’s past performance. Recommended Slide Structure (If Using PPT)

• Slide 1 — Company Snapshot: Stock name, ticker, sector, CMP, market cap, 52-week high/low, and one-line investment thesis.
• Slide 2 — Financial Highlights: Revenue growth, PAT, EBITDA margins, EPS, P/E ratio, ROE/ROCE, and debt-to-equity. Compare with sector peers.
• Slide 3 — Why Buy?: Top 3–5 growth catalysts, near-term triggers, target price with expected return, and key risks + mitigants.

Rules & Regulations

DIRECTIONS FOR SEMI FINAL ROUND:

• This exam contains 50 multiple choice questions, each worth 2 points and there is no negative marking for wrong answers.
• Circle the correct response for each question. Make sure that your answer is clearly marked and write the option in the box too. You will not receive partial credit for any work done.
• This is a closed-book, closed notes examination. You may use a calculator if you wish. However, cell phones are not permitted for use in any way.
• Any discussion or otherwise inappropriate communication between examinees, as well as the appearance of any unnecessary material or cell-phone usage, will be dealt with severely. Violations may result “Fail" for this exam.

Judging Criteria

• Six teams will be selected for final round.
• Teams may swap their participants position after any of the rounds.
• Students have to be in school uniform.
• Two life lines (Expert Advice) will be provided for entire game.
• In case of tie between 2 or more teams, results will be in favor of team which would have scored better in semifinal round.
• 10 Marks for each correct answer, and 5 negative marks for wrong answer whether it’s new or a forwarded question, no negative mark if team passes the question.
• If a team doesn’t answer the question the question will be forwarded to the next team.
• If Next team does the same, then the question will be forwarded to the next teams subsequently.
• If forwarded question will be answered correctly, team gets 5 marks and the new question will be asked to the same team.
• Answering time is only 30 seconds.
• Quiz Master’s decision will be final, No argument will be entertained.

Rules & Regulations

Eligibility

• Open to undergraduate and postgraduate students from any discipline.
• Participation is allowed individually or in teams (up to 4 members).
• Each participant or team can submit only one business idea.

Registration Process

• Participants must fill out the official registration form.
• Registration deadline: To be announced.
• A nominal registration fee (if applicable) must be paid before the deadline.

Competition Format

• The competition consists of three stages:
• Idea Submission: Submit a 2-page business proposal covering the problem, solution, market potential, and revenue model.
• Presentation Round: Shortlisted teams will present their ideas to a jury.
• Final Pitch: Finalists will present a detailed business plan, including financial projections, go-to-market strategy, and sustainability.

Submission Guidelines

• Submit proposals in PDF format.
• Font: Times New Roman, size 12, 1.5 line spacing.
• Maximum length: 2 pages.
• Originality is mandatory; plagiarism is strictly prohibited.

Judging Criteria

• Innovation & Creativity — 20%
• Feasibility — 20%
• Market Potential — 20%
• Financial Viability — 20%
• Presentation & Clarity — 20%

Important Note:

Can be made more interesting through introduction of options like Public voting, Social media engagement including meta ads, elevator pitch, simulation through jury interaction etc.

Rules & Regulations

• Teams must consist of 4–5 members.
• Round 1 — Treasure Hunt: Solve clues across campus.
• Round 2 — Case Study + Jumble Words: Analyse case and crack jumbled words.
• Round 3 — Product Promotion: Use props to creatively promote a product.
• Bonus Task — Selfie Challenge: Maximum selfies with a mustache wins the bonus.
• At least one team eliminated after each round. Unfair means strictly prohibited.

Judging Criteria

• Problem-solving and analytical ability
• Leadership and initiative
• Communication and presentation skills
• Team coordination and collaboration
• Creativity and innovation
• Performance across all rounds plus bonus task score

Rules & Regulations

Eligibility & Participation

• Open to undergraduate and postgraduate students from recognized universities.
• Individual participation only.
• Each university can send multiple participants (as per organizer’s discretion).

Pitch Format

• Duration: 60–90 seconds.

Content:

• Problem statement
• Proposed solution
• Market potential or impact
• Exceeding the time limit may lead to deduction of points.

Time Allocation

• Pitch Time: 60–90 seconds.
• Q&A (if applicable): 1–2 minutes with the jury.

Judging Criteria

• Clarity & Structure — 25%
• Innovation & Feasibility — 25%
• Impact & Market Potential — 25%
• Presentation Skills — 25%

Rules & Conduct

• Original content only — plagiarism will lead to disqualification.
• No offensive, discriminatory, or defamatory remarks allowed.
• Decisions of the jury will be final and binding.

Submission Requirements

• Submit a brief outline or summary of the pitch before the event

Rules & Regulations

• Each round runs for 60 seconds total across all speakers.
• To object: slam the table and say "JAM". JAM Master's decision is final.
• Penalties for: stuttering, fillers, grammatical errors, repeating a previously used idea.
• Positive points for every second spoken and every correct objection.
• Negative points for incorrect objections. Bonus for the last speaker.

Do’s

• Be ready to speak in an any given situation
• Be brief and to the point
• Be cautious of time
• Follow a sequential order

Don’ts

• Jumble ideas
• Drag the point
• Go on and on
• Give too many pauses
• Shy away from expressing your ideas

Judging Criteria

• Body Language — 10 points
• Audience Engagement — 10 points
• Delivery & Presentation Skills — 10 points
• Bonus for being the last speaker

Rules & Regulations

Participation Format

• Time Limit: 4 minutes per participant (3 minutes for main speech + 1 minute for conclusion)
• Rebuttal Time: 1 minute following the speech
• Total Time: 5 minutes per participant
• Participants must strictly adhere to the allotted time; exceeding the limit may lead to deduction of marks

Topic & Content

• The topic will be provided in advance (to be announced)
• Content must be original, well-researched, and fact-based
• Arguments should be logical, structured, and relevant to the topic
• Use of credible examples, data, and real-world references is encouraged

Language & Delivery

• The debate must be conducted strictly in English
• Participants should demonstrate clarity, confidence, and effective articulation
• Appropriate tone, pronunciation, and body language will be considered

Ethical Standards

• Content must be respectful and inclusive
• Any form of discrimination, offensive language, or defamatory remarks is strictly prohibited
• Participants must maintain decorum and sportsmanship throughout the event

Rebuttal Round

• Rebuttals should be precise, relevant, and respectful
• Participants must address arguments logically without personal attacks

Judging Criteria

• Content — strength and relevance of the argument
• Expression — vocabulary and idiomatic language
• Presentation — voice modulation, body language, and pronunciation

Awards & Recognition

• Certificates for Winners and Runners-up.

Rules & Regulations

• Each team: 4 members. Valid college ID mandatory.
• Three stages: Evidence Analysis → Interrogation Round → Final HR Presentation.
• Timings: Investigation 20–30 min; Interrogation 1–2 min; Presentation 2–4 min per team.
• Interrogation Round: one representative per team only.
• Mobile phones and external materials strictly prohibited. Teams must report 15 minutes early.

Judging Criteria

• Problem Identification — 20%
• HR & Analytical Insight — 20%
• Interrogation Skills — 15%
• Solution Quality — 20%
• Business Impact — 10%
• Presentation — 10%
• Teamwork — 5%

Important Notes:

Participants are expected to approach the event with a balance of *analytical thinking and practical HR understanding*.

Rules & Regulations

Role Allotment (Chit System)

• All roles will be assigned through a random chit-draw method.
• Each participant is required to pick one chit from the bowl.
• Each participant will be given one opportunity to redraw a chit if they are not satisfied with the initially assigned role.
• The second chit drawn will be considered final and binding.
• Participants will not be allowed to revert to or reclaim their previously assigned role after selecting a new chit.
• Participants must perform strictly according to the role assigned to them.

Preparation Time

• Each participant will be given 10 minutes of preparation time immediately after selecting their chit.
• No additional time will be provided.

Performance Guidelines

• Participants must remain in character throughout their performance.
• The portrayal should reflect the personality, speaking style, and attitude of the assigned role.
• Participants are expected to demonstrate confidence, clarity, and effective communication.

Questioning Round

• Each participant will be given 10 minutes for question and answer, last 2 min for public questioning i.e. (8+2).
• Questions may be related to their personal or professional life.
• Participants must respond spontaneously without the use of any written script.
• Any form of offensive, inappropriate, behaviour is strictly prohibited.
• A bell or buzzer will indicate the end of the first 8 minutes and second bell will ring upon the completion of last 2 minutes.
• Participants must conclude immediately once their time is over.
• The Judge reserves the right to interrupt in case of time overrun and may ask questions as well.

Use of Mobile Phones and External Assistance

• The use of mobile phones during the performance is strictly prohibited.
• Participants are not allowed to read from scripts, search for answers, or seek external assistance.
• Any violation of this rule may lead to disqualification.
• Use of inappropriate language or conduct may result in warning or disqualification, depending on severity.

Judging Criteria

• Role play and character portrayal
• Confidence and communication skills
• Quality and relevance of answers
• Presence of mind and creativity

Authority and Final Decision

• The Judge and organizing panel will have full authority over the conduct of the event.
• All decisions regarding evaluation, rules, and disqualification shall be final and binding.

Judging Criteria

• Role play and character portrayal
• Confidence and communication skills
• Quality and relevance of answers
• Presence of mind and creativity

Rules & Regulations

• The competition is open to all students.
• Participants must solve problems based on coding, decoding, debugging, and logic building.
• Participation can be individual.
• All problems must be completed within the given time limit during the event.
• Participants must write original code-plagiarism or copying will lead to disqualification.
• Only the provided system/environment should be used for coding.
• Use of external storage devices, internet (unless allowed), or unfair means is strictly prohibited.
• Programming languages allowed: C, C++, Java, Python (or as specified).
• Final solutions must be submitted within the deadline; late submissions will not be accepted.
• The decision of the judges/organizing committee will be final and binding.

Judging Criteria

Round 1 - CIPHER SPRINT

MCQ + Logic | 60 min | 35 marks

Round 2 - BUG AUTOPSY

Debugging | 75 min | 100 marks

Round 3 - ALGO ARENA

Live Coding | 90 min | 150 marks

5 Problems of escalating difficulty. Solve as many as possible within the time limit.

• Section A: 20 Multiple Choice Questions (1 mark each, -0.25 for wrong answer)
• Section B: 10 Output Prediction Questions (1 mark each, no negative marking)
• Section C: 5 Code Completion Questions (1 mark each, no negative marking)
• Time Limit: 60 minutes | No internet, no IDE | Total: 35 marks
• Task A: Identify every bug write the line number and type of bug.[2 marks per bug]
• Task B: Fix all bugs so that the program compiles and produces correct output. [3 marks per bug]
• Task C: Write the expected correct output after your fix.[Bonus: +2 per prog]
• Time Limit: 75 minutes | IDE allowed (no internet) | Total: 100 marks
• Language: C / C++ / Java / Python (your choice per problem)
• Scoring: P1=10, P2=20, P3=30, P4=40, P5=50 marks (Total: 150 marks)
• Penalty: -2 marks per wrong submission on any problem
• Speed Bonus: +5 marks for being among first 3 to solve a problem
• Hint System: One hint available per problem at -10% of problem score
• Time Limit: 90 minutes
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Rules & Regulations

Event Structure:

The competition consists of four knockout rounds, each designed to test different aspects of robotics and teamwork.

Round 1: Rapid Assembly Challenge

• Teams will be provided with disassembled obstacle-avoidance robot kits.
• They must assemble their robots within a limited timeframe.
• The fastest and most accurate assemblies qualify for the next round.

Round 2: Basic Navigation Challenge

• Teams will be provided with disassembled obstacle-avoidance robot kits.
• They must assemble their robots within a limited timeframe.
• The fastest and most accurate assemblies qualify for the next round.
• Teams will program their robots using Arduino to navigate a predefined track with minor obstacles.
• The robots must successfully move from point A to point B without human intervention.
• Teams with the best time and minimal errors will proceed.

Round 3: Complex Obstacle Avoidance

• The track now includes unpredictable obstacles requiring teams to fine-tune their robots' sensors and algorithms.
• Robots must autonomously avoid obstacles and complete the course.
• The top-performing teams will advance to the final round.

Round 4: Autonomous Maze Escape

• The final challenge is a dynamic maze, where robots must autonomously find their way out.
• Teams will have limited time to adjust their code before executing the final run.
• The team with the fastest and most efficient robot wins!

Event Requirements:

• Kits: Obstacle-avoidance robot kits with essential components.
• Computers & Software: Laptops with Arduino IDE pre-installed.
• Workspace: Tables for teams to work on assembling and programming their robots.
• Judges & Mentors: Faculty members or robotics experts to monitor and guide.
• Timer & Scoreboard: To track performance across rounds.

Judging Criteria

• Assembly Speed & Accuracy (Round 1): Properly assembled robots within the given time.
• Navigation Efficiency (Round 2): Smooth and error-free movement from start to finish.
• Obstacle Avoidance (Round 3): The robot’s ability to detect and avoid obstacles effectively.
• Maze Solving (Round 4): Speed, efficiency, and accuracy in escaping the maze.
• Code Optimization: Well-structured and efficient Arduino programming.
• Teamwork & Strategy: Collaboration, problem-solving, and decision-making skills.

Rules & Regulations

Key Rules for BGMI Tournaments:

• Player Eligibility:Participants must use their own personal BGMI accounts.
• Device Restriction:Only Android/iOS smartphones are permitted. Tablets are often prohibited.
• Emulator Ban:Using emulators (playing on a PC) will lead to immediate disqualification
• Fair Play: Cheating, using third-party scripts, or hacking tools is strictly banned.
• Team Composition:Usually 4 starters, sometimes with 1 substitute.
• Match Procedure:Players must report for check-in on time (often 10 minutes before the scheduled time).
• Screen Recording (POV):Participants may be required to record their in-game POV for each match for verification purposes.
• Point System:Points are calculated based on rankings and the number of finishes (kills).

Typical Point System:

• 1st Place:10–15 Points (varies by tournament).
• Kills:Usually 1 point per finish.
• 4-Maps for the games
• Match1-rondo
• Match2-erangel
• Match3-erangel
• Match 4-miramar
• Match5-miramar
• 5-Points system
• Chicken dinner-15 points
• 2nd place-12 points
• 3rd place-10 points
• 1 kill-1 point
• 6-Gameplay rules
• Schedule and timmings
• All the teams and players should reach the venue 20 mins before the matches start

Rules and regulations for Valorant tournament

• Core Tournament Rules & Structure
• Game Mode:Custom Game, Standard Competitive Mode.
• Match Format:Single or Double Elimination (Bo1 for early rounds, Bo3 for finals).
• Overtime:Win by 2 rounds, or ""win by 2"" setting enabled.
• Cheating:Prohibited. Violations result in automatic disqualification.
• Communication:All-chat is restricted to technical issues or sportsmanship.
• Riot Games+6
• Player Requirements & Registration
• Roster:5 main players, often with 1-2 substitutes allowed.
• Identification:Players must use their registered Riot ID.
• Age/Residency:Often require players to be 15-30 years old, or meet specific residency requirements.
• Account:Only one account per player; dual-team membership is forbidden.

Judging Criteria

Conduct & Penalties

• Gameplay performance (skills, accuracy, strategy execution)
• Team coordination and communication (for team-based games)
• Decision-making under pressure
• Adherence to game rules and fair play standards
• Consistency and overall match performance
• Use of in-game tactics and adaptability to opponents
• Time management and response speed
• Sportsmanship and professional conduct throughout the event
• Objective completion (based on game mode requirements)
• Innovation and unique gameplay strategies
• Behavior:No, trash-talking, toxic language, or hate speech. Disqualification may result from poor sportsmanship.
• Cheating/Mods:Use of third-party software (hacks, scripts) is strictly forbidden.
• Pause Protocol:Technical pauses are allowed for connection/hardware issues; team tactical pauses are allowed.
• Broadcast & Legal Guidelines
• Blood Toggle:All broadcasts must have ""Show Blood"" turned off.
• Spectator Fee:Charging for online spectator access to community tournaments is prohibited.
• Sponsorship:Restrictions often exist against gambling, firearms, or tobacco sponsors.
• Riot Games+1