Rules and Guidelines
Show Your Creativity • Solve Real Problems • Build the Future
Rules
Participants are requested to carefully read all competition rules before submission.
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01 Eligibility
- Open to all school and college students
- Individual or team participation allowed
- Project should solve a real-life problem
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02 Idea Requirements
- Idea must be original and innovative
- Individual or team participation allowed
- Maximum 3 members per team
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03 Submission Guidelines
- Submit title, objective & short explanation
- Late entries will not be accepted
- Digital demos, models, charts & prototypes allowed
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04 Presentation Rules
- 5–10 minutes presentation time
- Participants must explain working process clearly
- Mobile phones allowed only for presentation use
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05 Discipline & Safety
- Maintain discipline during the event
- Unsafe or harmful projects are prohibited
- Damage to property will be participant responsibility
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06 Awards & Media
- Certificates & prizes for best projects
- Organizers may use photos/videos for promotion
- Eco-friendly & low-cost ideas get special preference
Judgement Criteria
Score evaluation system
| Evaluation Criteria | Marks |
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| Originality & Creativity | 20 |
| Problem Solving Ability | 20 |
| Scientific / Technical Knowledge | 15 |
| Practical Use & Real-Life Application | 15 |
| Innovation & Future Scope | 10 |
| Presentation Skills & Confidence | 10 |
| Working Model / Demonstration | 5 |
| Teamwork & Communication | 5 |
| Total | 100 Marks |
How Projects Will Be Judged
Score evaluation system
Judges will evaluate projects fairly and without bias.
Uniqueness, originality, and practical implementation are important.
Teams must answer judges’ questions confidently and correctly.
Additional discussion/round may be conducted in case of a tie.
Marks will not depend only on decoration or appearance.
Participants must explain ideas clearly within the given time limit.
Working models and live demonstrations will receive preference.
Presentation timing will also be considered during evaluation.
Judges may inspect projects to verify originality and functionality.
Unsafe projects and indiscipline may lead to disqualification.