TABLE OF CONTENTS

SL No. Events Page No.

1. Technical Events 3 - 29

2. Non-Technical Events 30 - 48

3. Cultural Events 50 - 56

4. Mega Events 57 - 69

5. Registration 70 - 72

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 GENERAL RULES

● All students from an accredited university / college must bring

their college ID card.
● All external participants must bring a proof of identity.
● Both on-spot and online registrations are available.
● For online registrations visit https://www.tiarasjec.in/
● Decision of the judges will be final and binding to all.
● Organizers reserve the right to stop any event in case of vulgarity
and indecency.

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 TECHNICAL EVENTS

1) SUPER OFFROAD

No roads? No problem! We’ve got a monster buggy which can tackle the
roughest and toughest of terrains effortlessly. SUPER OFFROAD lets you
experience the student designed and built ATV, the TURTLE VI by Team
SJEC Racing known for its raging torque, a record-breaking acceleration,
and a rugged suspension. That’s not all! Complete the entire course of
terrain with the least amount of time and you will be declared as winner.

ABOUT EVENT

● You will drive a single-seater buggy on a specially designed

racetrack in the college grounds.
● The vehicle is powered by a 305cc 10HP engine and has an
automatic transmission with only throttle and brake pedal
equipped with a safety cage.
● The event is a time-attack sprint race. A racetrack will be provided
with curves and straight lines covered with cones.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● Event is open for both boys and girls and the participants MUST
have a valid driver’s license.
● There is no restriction on the driving speed, but a penalty of +5
seconds will be added in case the car touches the cones.
● All participants must compulsorily wear the safety gears provided
by the volunteers.

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JUDGING CRITERIA

The driver finishing the given track in the least amount of time will be
considered as the winner.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Royston Nazareth Melon Monteiro Shamal J Shetty

8105665717 7760316201 9741804630

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2) WEB ALLY

Web Ally is a high-energy, 6-hour long web designing competition that

challenges participants to showcase their creativity and technical skills.
The competition is open to all web designers, from amateurs to
professionals, and provides an opportunity to showcase their talent in a
highly competitive and fast-paced environment. Participants are given a
set of guidelines and a theme to work with, and are expected to design
and develop a functional website within the allotted time. Contestants
will be judged on their knowledge and creativity on web development,
as well as web design.

GENERAL RULES

● Team size: 2 members

● No. of Rounds: 2
● Participants are required to bring their own devices (Wi-Fi and
power will be provided).
● Team Requirements:
o All the team members must be full-time students at an
accredited University / College / School.
o There are no restrictions on the number of teams from the
same Institute.
o Only students from the same college can form a team
o An individual cannot be a member of more than one team.
● Judges’ decision will be final.

ROUND DESCRIPTION

● Round 1 - Preliminary Round

o A brief quiz based on web development.
o MCQs and short textual questions.
o Qualified teams will progress to the next round.

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 ● Round 2 – Final Round
o Themed web development
o Required elements of form and functionality will be provided
o Duration of 6 hours.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Sarath Pavithran Vyasa M Nayak

97463 60449 86184 97080

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3) SURVIVAL

Are you fascinated by the world of computer science and love to

explore? If so, we invite you to join us in Survival, a thrilling technical
challenge designed to challenge your skills and understanding. With
three waves of increasingly difficult challenges, you'll have the chance to
prove your skills and see if you have what it takes to emerge victorious.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to push your limits and expand your
horizons!

GENERAL RULES

● Team Size: 2 members

● No mobile phones allowed
● Coordinators' decision shall be final
● Each team must have a Quizizz and HackerRank account
● All the rounds are elimination based
● Total allotted time: 3 hours

ROUND DESCRIPTION

● Round 1 – Tech Trivia

o Get ready to showcase your computer science prowess and
take on a diverse range of challenging questions!
● Round 2 - Cryptic Quest
o Put on your thinking cap and get ready to solve a series of
mind-boggling puzzles and some mysteries to earn your
place in the subsequent rounds.
● Round 3 - Code Clash
o This is it! Use your logical skills to solve coding questions in
this final showdown.

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JUDGING CRITERIA

● Round 1: Judging criteria will be based on time.

● Round 2: The first 5 teams on the leaderboard will be qualified to
the next round.
● Round 3: Teams which finish first shall be the winners.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Max Mario Sanjana Bhat

7204606765 9778220853

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4) EASE OF FLOW

Ease of flow is a technical event in which each team will be given a set of
pipes and joints using which the participants need to carry water from
the source to the destination, through a set of obstructions.

GENERAL RULES

● Team size: 3 members

● No. of rounds: 1 (6 minutes to complete the task)
● Judges and organizers' decisions shall be final.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● The team should take the water from a given source to destination
with the help of PVC pipes and joints, through a set of obstructions
(2 ½ cubic feet).
● Out of the three destinations, participants will be given a
destination based on the slots picked.
● The pipes need to pass along two sides of at least two cubes.
● Use of materials other than the provided pipe connections are not
entertained.
● Each participant will get a maximum time of 6 minutes to
complete the event.
● Participants should report 15 minutes prior to the start of the
event.
● Screening round will be present if the number of teams exceeds 16.

JUDGING CRITERIA

● Minimum time used for fixing the pipes.

● Minimum time taken by the water to fill the destination (Up to
marked level).

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 ● Minimum number of PVC pipes used (Tie-breaker).
● Minimum number of joints used (Tie-breaker).

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Arpita S Kammar Namratha

+91 9606435183 +91 8971704415

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5) RC EXTREME

Everyone in life is looking for a certain rush. Is racing where you get
yours? Find out in an adrenaline filled RC racing event that will take your
breath away!

ABOUT EVENT

● Design a wired or wireless bot within specified dimensions.

● Manual operation.
● Team that takes the least time to complete a lap of the track wins.

GENERAL RULES

● All the team members must be full-time students at an accredited

University/College/School.
● There are no restrictions on the number of teams from the same
Institute.
● The team should contain 2-4 members in total.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● Participants are only allowed to use self-made RC vehicles.

● Only students from the same college can form a team.
● Individual cannot be a member of more than one team.
● Robots cannot be shared by two or more teams.
● Only one run on track for each team.
● Judge’s decision will be final.

BOT SPECIFICATIONS

● Dimensions of the bot should not exceed the box size of 30*30*30
cm (L*B*H).

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 ● Weight of the bot should be under 3 kg with +5% tolerance incl.
battery if powered on board.
● Bot can be powered on board or off board.
● Battery voltage should not exceed 12v.

SCORE CALCULATION

● The score calculation is as follows:

● Score = (Time taken to reach finish line) +(penalty)

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Anirudh S Shetty Harsha M Bangera

9353635254 8073490412

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6) TAKE-OFF

Were you among the children who enjoyed watching Sunio in

Doraemon display his RC planes? Didn't you also wish for a plane like
that so you could travel everywhere? If that's the case, Takeoff is giving
you the chance to realize a desire from your youth by giving you a stage
to demonstrate your enthusiasm for creating an RC plane and putting it
to the test to see if it can also be used in a practical manner!!

PROBLEM STATEMENT

A team must develop, build and demonstrate a fixed-wing aircraft

system that meets the requirements of the following rounds.

GENERAL RULES

● Any RC plane enthusiast is welcome to take part.

● There are no restrictions on the number of teams from the same
Institute.
● The team should contain 2-5 members in total.
● The event is divided into three rounds
o Round 1 - Design Report
o Round 2 - Acrobatics and Landing
o Round 3 - Payload Dropping

ROUND DESCRIPTION

● Round 1 - Design Report

o Deadline for Submission: 20 March 2023
o A design report for the aircraft that is designed for
maneuverability and dropping payloads must be submitted
online and meet the requirements listed below:
1. The wingspan should not exceed 150 cm.

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 2. Propeller length should not exceed 12 inches.
3. Only single-motor aircraft are permitted.
4. Metal propellers are not allowed.
5. Using Landing gears in the Aircraft model is optional.
The use of launching mechanisms is prohibited. The
aircraft should be hand launched or can take off via
landing gear wheel assembly.
6. Use of gyroscopes (gyros) and programming assistance
in receivers is prohibited.
o Rules for Abstract Submission:
▪ An abstract of the idea needs to be mailed to
sjec.aeroclub@gmail.com by 20th March 2023.
▪ The file should be in PDF format only and the filename
should be according to the following convention:
ABSTRACT_TAKEOFF_Collegename.PDF(e.g.
ABSTRACT_TAKEOFF_SJEC.PDF)
o Points will be rewarded based on the Abstract report

● Round 2 - Acrobatics and Landing

o Takeoff can be done either by using the runway or by hands.
o The aircraft must take off, execute aerobatics(bonus points),
and land in the designated area. The landing area will
determine the points.

● Round 3 – Payload Dropping

o The drop should be performed after a minimum flight time
of 30 seconds after take-off.
o Payloads in the aircraft should be released in a single drop.
The payloads should fall as independent objects and should
not be joined together as one bigger payload (sticking them

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 together or dropping a box with multiple payloads in it etc.
are not allowed).
o A payload weighing 150 grams and of dimensions 5x5x5 mm
will be provided which has to be dropped in a Circular area
with radius 5m.
o Entire payload should be released using only one channel in
the transmitter.

CONTEST RULES

● Every team would be given two attempts in the Qualifier round

and main round each. The best score from both attempts will be
considered as a score for each round.
● Participants need to be prepared in time and launch without delay
after entering the takeoff zone.
● Same aircraft should be used in all three rounds and it should be
the same one as in the abstract. In case of damages during the
competition, teams can repair the same aircraft but are not
allowed to use a replacement. The repaired aircraft should be
ready in time for the turn.
● If the plane goes to the no-fly zone then that flight attempt would
not be considered.
● Decisions in the above rounds, format, rules & regulations are
liable to change as best suited to the organizing team.
● Changes in rules, if any will be informed earlier.
● The decision of organizers will be final and binding on all.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● The use of 2.4 GHz radio is required for all aircraft competing in the
competition. If the participants want to use any other frequency,
they will have to inform the organizers in advance.
● Receivers installed in the aircraft must be in 'receiver mode only'.
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 ● All the systems (Servos, motor, etc.) will be checked by organizers
for functionality before the competition. If found not working,
teams will be dismissed from the competition.
● Pilot can position himself at any point in the arena to fly the
aircraft during the rounds.
● Teams are suggested to carry additional components (motors,
batteries, propellers etc.) as needed to avoid last minute surprises
at the venue. You will lose time/ attempt if you are not ready at the
time of your turn.
● Metal propellers are not allowed
● The models can have powered take-off with a landing gear or can
be launched manually by a person standing at ground level
● A team member cannot be a part of more than one team

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Ishika Mayur

8861948324 9353832081

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7) BOT SOCCER

Two Bots from different teams compete against each other on the arena
to score goals and prevent the opponent from scoring a goal.

GENERAL RULES

● Team size: 2-4 members.

● Judges and organizers’ decisions shall be final.

BOT SPECIFICATION

● The following size limitations apply for each robot, Width: 30cm
Length: 30cm, Height: 20cm
● The robot should weigh within 5kg.
● 10% tolerance will be provided on both dimensions and weight,
exceeding this would be leading for disqualification.
● The robot can be wired or wireless.
● The Robot must not be made from Lego parts or any ready-made
assembly kits.
● Participants are allowed to use their own creativity for designing
the bot.
● Any kind of hitting mechanism cannot be used.
● The length of the wire should be of minimum 5m for wired bots.
● Voltage between 2 points must not exceed 12.5V.
● AC supply will be provided

ARENA SPECIFICATION

● Arena will be of 12*8 feet in dimensions

CONTEST RULES

● Each game shall have 2 halves, each half lasting for two minutes.

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 ● The bots should not remain immobile for more than 10 seconds.
● Pushing the opponent’s bot into the goal post is allowed.
● The name of the person who is controlling the bot should be
announced before the start of the game. The controller cannot be
changed during the game.
● One member should hold the wires of the bot during the game.
The wires should remain slack throughout the game.
● Technical time out of 2min will be given in the whole match.
Extension of technical timeout for 30 seconds, will lead to
reduction of 2 points.

JUDGING CRITERIA

● On scoring a goal, the team will be awarded with 4 points.

● One point will be deducted for damaging the opponent’s bot
intentionally.
● The bots are not allowed to enter its own goal post. Entering the
goal post will result in one warning followed by deduction of one
point.
● The team which gets the highest points will be the winner of the
game.
● All decisions about scoring, game play and timing made by the
coordinators and judges are final.
● In case of a tie, extra one minute of time is provided for a golden
goal. i.e., whoever scores a goal will be declared the winner.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Karthik Nikeel Kumar

+91 9483590955 +91 74060 55642

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8) SHARK TANK

Can you see the radio waves striking your satellite dish? No, you can’t.
They are colorless. Everything in the entire universe is colorless. Now,
what few people realize is that colorless also means no black and white.
No brightness or darkness. They only exist within the mind generated
visual representation of reality which we perceive so Gear up!! SHARK
TANK is here to check your imagination levels.

GENERAL RULES

● Team size: 2 Members.

● Plagiarized content found in any video will lead to immediate
disqualification.
● Decision of the judges will be final in all regards.

ROUND DESCRIPTION

● Round 1
o A written test based on logos and taglines.
o The time limit to solve is 30 minutes.
o Top teams will qualify to the next round.
● Round 2
o The qualified teams will have to create an advertisement
video of a particular technical product.
o The time limit for the video is 3 minutes.
o A period of 1 day will be given to prepare the video.
o There is no restriction on the number of participants in the
video.
o Participants should be present in the video.

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 ● Round 3
o This round is the presentation round and the final round of
the competition where the top teams will be presenting
their products in front of the “SHARKS”.
o Product should be the same which is used in the second
round.
o Time limit to present is 5 minutes in which 2 minutes for
presentation and 3 minutes for the judges.

JUDGING CRITERIA

● Target market and problem solving capability.

● Creativity and uniqueness in the idea proposed.
● Time limit
● Soft skills and presentation

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Prakrithi S Vijayashree

8951525906 9980242054

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9) ONE PIECE

One Piece is a technical event in which each team has to build a boat
that can sustain the weight without sinking in the water.

So, pirates… build a boat to survive the grand line and find the ONE
PIECE.

GENERAL RULES

● No. of participants in a team: 3 – 4 members

● Each team will be provided with a set of materials to build their
boat.

INSTRUCTIONS

● Each team will be provided with a set of materials to build their

boat. They can use any combination of the provided materials to
construct their boat.
● The dimensions for building a boat will be given on spot.
● The goal of the challenge is to design and build a boat that can
sustain the weight without sinking in the water tank.
● The time allotted for each team will be 25 minutes. Once time is
up, players must stop building and set their boats aside.
● Players will take turns testing their boats in the water. The boat
must be able to carry the given weight.
● The team whose boat sustained the most weight wins the
challenge.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● Boats cannot be modified after the testing phase begins.

● Boats must be able to float on their own without being held or
supported.

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 ● Players must not interfere with each other's boats during testing.
● Players must follow all safety guidelines when building and testing
their boats.
● Teams should report 10 minutes prior to the start of the event.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Sohan Sagar Dsouza Deeraj D Patel

+91 9353251416 +91 9900273404

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10) LINE FOLLOWER

A competition played by one or two teams at a time, with each team

consisting of one Wireless Bot. Build a bot capable of racing on a track
following the path of the arena in the shortest period of time.

GENERAL RULES

● All the team members must be full-time students at an accredited

University/College/School.
● There are no restrictions on the number of teams from the same
Institute.
● The team should contain 3-5 members in total.
● The competition will consist of 3 rounds.

ROUND DESCRIPTION

● Each round will have a different map which will be disclosed on

the day of the event.
● Round specific rules will be explained just before the start of that
particular round.
● All the rounds will have black line/trajectory on white arena.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● One robot cannot be shared by two or more teams, moreover the

robot cannot be ready-made.
● Once a robot has crossed the start line it must remain fully
autonomous, else the team will be disqualified.
● The width of the trajectory of the arena is approximately 3 cm.
● Participants should arrange their own batteries, and power supply
must be on board.
● The robot must remain intact until results are announced.

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 ● The verdict of the judges is considered final and no arguments will
be entertained.

SCORE CALCULATION

● The score calculation is as follows:

Score = (Time taken to reach finish line) + (penalty)

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Sharan Kumar Shreyas Rai

9745335504 9731068224

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11) HYDRO CANNON

Get a feel for what it's like to launch a rocket using nothing but only
compressed water. What are water rockets? Well, it's in the name. Now,
do not take it for a mere task, for it is easy to build one, but really hard to
make the most efficient water rocket that can win you the prize. How
hard could that be? It isn't some rocket science, or is it? Well why don't
you give it a try and find out.

GENERAL RULES

● Team members cannot exceed more than 4.

● Team members should be of the same institution
● All decisions about scoring, gameplay, and timing made by the
coordinators and judges are final.
● All the decisions taken by the judges or the volunteers will be
considered and no argument will be allowed
● Teams failing to abide by the rules will lead to disqualification.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● Water rockets can have multiple stages. Parachute, gliding and

other mechanical launching mechanisms are allowed. Booster
mechanisms can be used.
● Use of Electronic components and other chemical components is
restricted.
● No usage of fire or explosives is allowed.
● Launchpads should be brought by the teams only, as they will not
be provided on the event day.
● The volume of the rocket must be less than or equal to 2.5 liters.
● The working fluid must be water.

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ROUND DESCRIPTION

● Round 1 - How Far?

o In this round the teams must launch the rockets and try to
obtain the maximum score.
o The score will be calculated using the formula given below:
Round 1 score = (Max horizontal distance covered) * (time of
flight)

● Round 2 - Hit the target

o In this round, the rocket launched should hit an area marked
at a distance of 65m.
o The target area will be in circular shape with three regions.
o Innermost region of diameter 10 m (30 points).
o Middle region of diameter 15m (20 points).
o Outermost region of diameter 20m (10 point).

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Leethesh Shreyas

7892921748 7090265515

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12) ROBO SUMO

Two Bots from different teams compete against each other on the arena
to push the bot outside the arena.

GENERAL RULES

● Team size: 2-4 members.

● Judges and organizers’ decisions shall be final.

BOT SPECIFICATION

● The following size limitations apply for each robot, Width: 30cm
Length:30cm Height: 20cm
● The robot should weigh within 5kg.
● 10% tolerance will be provided on both dimensions and weight,
exceeding this would be leading for disqualification.
● The robot can be wired or wireless.
● The Robot must not be made from Lego parts or any ready-made
assembly kits.
● Participants are allowed to use their own creativity for designing
the bot.
● Any kind of lifting or hitting mechanism cannot be used.
● The length of the wire should be of minimum 5m for wired bots.
● Voltage between 2 points must not exceed 12.5V.
● AC supply will be provided

ARENA SPECIFICATION

● Arena will be 4 feet in diameter.

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CONTEST RULES

● Each game shall have 2 halves, each half lasting for 1minutes and
30 seconds.
● The name of the person who is controlling the bot should be
announced before the start of the game. The controller cannot be
changed during the game.
● One member should hold the wires of the bot during the game.
The wires should remain slack throughout the game.
● Technical time out of 2min will be given in the whole match.
Extension of technical timeout for 30 seconds, will lead to
reduction of 2 points.
● Technical time out cannot be taken during the match.
● The robot should not remain immobile for more than 20 seconds

JUDGING CRITERIA

● On pushing the bot completely outside the arena, the team will be
awarded with 4 points.
● One point will be deducted for damaging the opponent’s bot
intentionally.
● The team which gets the highest points will be the winner of the
game.
● All decisions about scoring, game play and timing made by the
coordinators and judges are final.
● In case of a tie, extra one minute of time is provided in which any
bot pushes the opponent for the first time will be declared as the
winner

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STUDENT COORDINATORS

K R Sachith Adarsh Dhananjaya

91 9141106713 +91 8547860290

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 NON-TECHNICAL EVENTS

1) LENSATION

Every image has a story untold. Do you think that you have what it takes
to capture in the blink of the moment? Then this event is specially
geared for you. All it takes is to explore, blink and click!

GENERAL RULES

● Team Size: 1-2 members

● Judges' and organizers' decisions will be final.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● Contestants should bring their own photography kits. 

● Themes will be given on spot. 
● The photograph must be in jpeg or jpg format. 
● Basic editing, including colour enhancement, and cropping of the
photo is acceptable, provided any such editing does not affect the
authenticity and/or genuineness of the Photo. 
● The submission of the photograph should be done within due
time. Failure to do this would lead to disqualification.

JUDGING CRITERIA

● The competition will be judged on the basis of quality, creativity,

and content that the photograph portrays. 

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STUDENT COORDINATORS

Varshith k Khushi Haldankar

+91 9188547246 +91 9637607363

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2) REEL-IN

To explore the creative side of young minds, TIARA 2K23 brings you ONE
of the most exciting competitions of this year, “REEL-IN”.

Theme: "HOW DO YOU SEE INDIAN AND WESTERN MUSIC? ".

Unleash your creativity and win big in our reel-making competition!

GENERAL RULES

● It is an individual event.
● Any act of indiscipline by participants, calls for cancellation of
registration.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● Record and edit multi-clip videos on the given topic with audio,
effects and creative tools.
● Each participant is allowed to submit only one reel.
● The duration of the reel is to be min of 15 sec and max of 60 sec.
● Event starts at 9.00 am and ends at 9.00 pm on the same day.
● All the participants will be added to the WhatsApp group and the
link to upload the reels will be shared. 
● The reels should be uploaded before 9.00pm after which no
submissions will be considered.
● Any act of indiscipline by participants, calls for cancellation of
registration.
● After the event day further instructions will be shared, to upload
the reels to their own accounts

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JUDGING CRITERIA:

● For judging purposes, those with a private account, switch to

public.
● Based on "Quality and creativity of the video" and " NOT on
number of views and likes." 
● The Judges’ and Co-ordinators decision will be the final decision.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Deekshith V Sathwik

+91 8310803943 +91 9972267321

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3) MOCK PRESS

Have you ever put yourself into the shoes of a celebrity, model or an
influencer? Do you have the patience to grind yourself through a
barrage of questions and come out with flying colors? Do you have what
it takes to build and move a following? Test your skills through an old
school Mock Press and let's find out.

GENERAL RULES

● Each participant must perform individually.

● The event consists of 2 rounds.
● The judges’ decision will be final.

ROUND DESCRIPTION

● Round 1
o General / entertainment quiz.
● Round 2
o The final round will be a mock press.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● On spot or pre-registration can be done.

● Candidates should be present at the venue on time.
● Each participant will be given 10 minutes to prepare for their
respective characters.
● The participant has to make an introduction about their given
personality.
● After the introduction, the participants will be asked questions by
the judges posed as journalists.
● The other participants and the audience are also allowed to
question the participants.

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 ● The participants can choose the category but the personalities in
the categories will be disclosed by a draw at the time of the
competition.
● The participants are expected to answer as the personality given.
● Any kind of vulgarity or misbehavior shall not be entertained. If
observed, the participant will be disqualified.
● The event encourages the active participation of the audience.
● Organizers shall have all rights to make any changes in the rounds
being conducted.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Harshini Ancita Preetha Pinto

+91 9844105110 +91 9591434711

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4) SKETCH IT
Show off your pencil sketching skills in Sketch It - the premier
competition for artists!

Whether you're a beginner or a pro, Sketch It is the perfect platform to

showcase your creativity.

Join the competition today and unleash your imagination with the
expressive black and white shading of pencil sketching!

GENERAL RULES

● This is an individual event.

● Judges’ and Organizers' decisions will be final.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● The theme for the artwork will be announced on the spot at the
start of the competition.
● Participants may refer to internet sources for inspiration only
during the first ten minutes.
● Only lead pencil drawings will be accepted. No coloured artwork
will be allowed.
● Participants must use the drawing sheets provided by the
organizers.
● The time limit for the competition is 90 minutes. Participants must
complete their artwork within this time frame.
● Required art materials must be brought by the participants. Only
the drawing sheet will be provided.
● Copying someone else's work is strictly prohibited.

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STUDENT COORDINATORS

M Bhavith Adyanthaya Nissi

+91 8848229752 +91 6366094477

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5) FACE FELICIA (FACE ART)

“Life is short, Art is infinite”. Sheets and walls may be too mainstream for
your artistic skills, so why not try something different?

Introducing ‘Face Art’! Step out of your comfort zone and show off your
creativity by painting on the face of your teammate. Get ready to go all
out and impress us with your skills!

GENERAL RULES

● Team Size: 2 Members

● Judges’ and Organizers' decisions will be final.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● The theme will be given on the spot, and the participants can refer
to internet sources only during the first ten minutes.
● Participants should bring their own colours, brushes, etc.
● Use of stencils, stamps and masks are not allowed.
● Time limit is 90 minutes.
● Participants will be judged on the basis of originality, creativity and
presentation.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Keerthan N Shetty Tina Benita Rego

+91 6361127566 +91 9663645317

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6) JAM

Are you capable enough to speak Just for A Minute without hesitation,
repetition and deviation?  If that’s the case then this event is specially
tailored for you.

GENERAL RULES

● Individual participation.
● Participants must speak fluently.
● Start with the words of the topic, only when the topic is given to
you.
● Do not begin with gerunds.
● Starting time will be noted. Late starts and early starts can be
caught.
● Repetitions of ideas are not permitted.

ROUND DESCRIPTION

The event comprises of two rounds:

● Round 1
o This will be an elimination round where participants will
have to speak on the topic for a minute.
● Round 2
o Final buzzer round.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Sushmitha Sahana

+91 8277305539 +91 7483533751

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7) BRAIN WAR (DEBATE)

Equipped with knowledge and skills? the stage awaits your motor lips to
witness everything on fire.

GENERAL RULES

● Team size: 2 members in a team.

● Any number of teams can participate from a college.
● Judges’ and Organizers' decisions will be final.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● The topics will be given 15 minutes prior to the round.

● One team will speak for the topic while the other team will speak
against it.
● Each team will be given maximum 5 minutes time to speak either
in favor or against the topic.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Leswin pinto Ajwin D'souza

+91 8431201467 +91 8105499661

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8) SERIES MANIA

Are you keeping up with recent trends of television series? May it be

suspense, drama, romance or Sci-Fi’s, then this event is for you.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● Maximum of 4 members are allowed in a team.

● Use of electronic devices is not allowed.
● Communication between different teams during rounds is strictly
prohibited and can lead to disqualification.
● Specific rules for the rounds will be announced before the event.
● Discipline has to be maintained during the conduction of the
event.
● Decisions made by event organizers will be final.

ROUND DESCRIPTION

● Round 1 - Quiz
o A quiz in the form of crosswords will be presented and teams
will have to solve the crossword within the specified time
limit. Based on scores, top teams will qualify for the next
round.
● Round 2 - Pictoword
o A combination of images that form the title or the storyline
of popular series will be provided. Teams guessing the
maximum number of series will qualify for the next round.
● Round 3 - Sensation
o Participants will have to guess the series based on famous
dialogues of the same.
o Teams guessing the maximum number of movies will qualify
for the next round.

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 ● Round 4: Enaction
o Teams will be given a choice to choose one participant from
the same team and the chosen participant has to enact the
given character while the remaining teammates have to
guess the character along with the series title.
o The team with the highest score will be the winner.

Note: Series pertaining to television will be asked which can have

numerous genres that include Bollywood, Hollywood, K-Dramas and
Anime.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Jyothsna Nishith PD

+91 8310893016 +91 7483951727

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9) JUST FOR LAUGHS (STAND UP COMEDY)

Do you have what it takes to throw yourself in the deep end of an open
mic? Then this event is specially for you.

The stand-up comedy event will be the place where the contestants get
to try the funny side of them. And here everything will be totally
dependent on improvisation. The contestant will have to prove his comic
talent to the judges.

GENERAL RULES

● Team size: Maximum 2 participants in a group

● Time allotted: 7+1 mins.
● Judges’ and organizers' decisions will be final.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● The content should not be scripted or copied from any sources.

● Usage of words that hurts the sentiments of any person or religion
is strictly prohibited.
● Performing by reading the scripts using references like books or
mobiles are not allowed.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Nitesh Pai Sonal J Ail

+91 9549459283 +91 8590335993

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10) ON THE HUNT (TREASURE HUNT)

A game for those who seek to find. A way to leave their world behind.
Make sure you got everything to win it. Do not begin unless you intend
to finish.

GENERAL RULES

● Team size: 4 members

● No. of rounds: 4
● Judges' and organizers' decisions shall be final.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● The event consists of 4 rounds.

● Detailed instructions will be explained at the venue.

ROUND DESCRIPTION

● Round 1
o This round will test the teams' capabilities and their team
spirit.
o This will be an elimination round.
o 50% of the total teams participating will make it to the next
round.
● Round 2
o It will be a round of simple tasks that will test your skills in
puzzles and brain teasers.
o Only half of the previously qualified teams will be qualified
for the next round.
● Round 3
o Mysterious online maze which requires brain and patience.
o The rules will be announced at the venue.

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 o Top 10 teams will qualify for the next round.
● Round 4
o Dynamic round for those who seek adventure.
o It involves completing tasks and finding directions which will
ultimately lead the team to the jewel.
o Detailed rules will be announced at the venue.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Rajath Kumar Anusha Rebello

+91 7259667457 +91 7259583371

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11) CALL OF DUTY MOBILE

Summon your companions and put your prowess to the test in the
fiercely contested competitive game of Call Of Duty Mobile and hone
your aim in the convivial social play.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● Each participant must enter the room within 10 minutes of

receiving the room ID.  
● Spamming, in-game taunting, or any other forms of toxicity will
not be tolerated within the server, room chat, and in-game voice
chat.
● The room link/ID will only be disclosed to the team leader and
co-leader.
● The use of any third-party software that provides an unfair
advantage to a team is prohibited. If any team is caught utilizing
any such software, they will be immediately disqualified.
● No adjustments will be made if a team experiences any
device/game-related issues.
● Match-fixing, teaming up, and other forms of misconduct will not
be tolerated. Any individuals caught engaging in such activities
will be disqualified.

Procedures to follow before entering the match:

● Prior to commencing each game, participants are required to

record their screen and navigate to the Settings application.
● Once there, they must search for VPN and promptly close the
window. Next, they should access the App Store or Play Store and
locate the game. 
● Participants must launch the game via the appropriate app and
enter the game lobby before beginning play.

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 ● Screen recording may be turned off once inside the game. 
● This protocol serves to prevent any individuals from exploiting the
VPN and gaining an unfair advantage in the game.

GAME REGULATIONS

Operator Weapon Perk Weapon Lethal Tactical

Restrictions Restrictions Restrictions Perk Utility Utility
Restrictions Restrictions Restrictions

H.I.V.E. SKS Persistence Akimbo Contact Heartbeat

Grenade Sensor
Shadow NA-45 Restock
Blade C4
SVD Martyrdom
Ballistic
Shield
Kinetic
Armor
Equalizer
Ballista

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Ethan Kiran D’souza Aman Shetty Pramathesh Bhaktha

+91 82173 72961 +91 80889 16321 +91 81979 19389

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12) VALORANT

Valorant is a tactical-shooting multiplayer game that pits two teams of 5

players in each team. In the main game mode, the teams are assigned
for either attack or defense. The attackers must plant the bomb or
eliminate the opposing team. The defenders must defuse the bomb or
eliminate the opposing team before they can plant the bomb. Players
can choose in-game characters called agents at the start of the game.

GENERAL RULES

● Team Size: 5 members 

● Judges' and organizers' decisions will be final.
● Teams must have all 5 players present before the start of any
match. 
● Teams must have accounts from the Asian servers (Mumbai,
Singapore) 
● Headsets/Earphones will not be provided. 
● Required gears for gaming must be brought by the player.
● Each round will be a knockout round. 
● The use of illegal software/scripts to get an advantage over
another team will cause immediate disqualification of the team. 
● The maps and team side (Attacking or Defending) will be decided
right before the start of the event.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Rupert Preston Sequeira Alva Shwetha Shivaprasad Prajwal Devadiga

+91 6366207331 +91 9483113722 +91 7019111734

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 CULTURAL EVENTS

1) NRUTYA (EASTERN GROUP DANCE)

It is the spirit of both eternity and time. It is the spirit of both man and
woman. It is the Purusha and Prakriti, expression and evolution of the
moment. A truly creative force that has come down to us. This
embodiment of sound and rhythm is called Nrutya. Be the
swargaduthas of nrithya and create a magnificent prabhava for yourself.

GENERAL RULES

● Team size: Minimum number of dancers in a team – 7

● No maximum limit for participants.
● Judges and organizers' decisions are final and binding.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● All kinds of eastern forms like folk, semi-classical, contemporary,

Freestyle and folk are included.
● Time allotted is 5+1 mins.
● Sound tracks should be submitted in a pen drive prior to the event
to the respective event coordinator.
● An instance of vulgarity / disturbing content will lead to a forceful
halt of performance and immediate disqualification.
● An individual cannot take part in multiple groups in the same
event.
● No use of any powdered substances / fire / water / animals / smoke
machine on stage.
● College ID is mandatory at the event site.

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JUDGING CRITERIA

● Participants will be judged on Choreography, Synchronization,

Costumes, Facial expression and Creativity.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Prakruthi Ponnamma C M Hansie Swedal Pais

7760493130 8861895714

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2) TREMOR (WESTERN GROUP DANCE)

Don’t become a follower, begin to take a chance. Try becoming a

dreamer and create your own dance. Waiting for that single fleeting
moment when you feel alive? Keep your head up and let your feet do the
magic.

GENERAL RULES

● Team size: Minimum number of dancers in a team – 7

● No maximum limit for participants.
● Judges and organizers' decisions are final and binding.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● All kinds of western forms like Ballroom, hip hop, B-Boying,

krumping, locking & popping are included.
● Time allotted is 5+1 mins.
● Sound tracks should be submitted in a pen drive prior to the event
to the respective event coordinator.
● An instance of vulgarity / disturbing content will lead to a forceful
halt of performance and immediate disqualification.
● An individual cannot take part in multiple groups in the same
event.
● No use of any powdered substances / fire / water / animals / smoke
machine on stage.
● College ID is mandatory at the event site.

JUDGING CRITERIA

● Participants will be judged on Choreography, Synchronization,

Costumes, adherence to western dance form and creativity.

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STUDENT COORDINATORS

Sweedal Pinto Sharan Prakash

7483764020 8217393991

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3) ANTARA (EASTERN GROUP SINGING)

Eastern music is one of the finest ancient art forms of the world. Apart
from its beauty and entertaining qualities as a pure performing art, its
spiritual propensity as well as the ability to positively affect and enhance
one’s mental intellectual capacities in multiple ways is well
acknowledged. Has your group gotten the swara, laya, taala, raaga and
saahitya to make it big? Join us in a quest to capture the sound of the
clouds!

GENERAL RULES

● Team size and composition:

o Maximum no. of members (including accompanists) – 12
o Minimum vocalists – 4
o Maximum vocalists - 7
● Judges and organizers' decisions are final and binding.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● Maximum no. of instruments per team: 3

● Time limit: 2 minutes of setup time + 6 minutes of performance
time (8 minutes in total).
● No pre-recorded instrumentals or vocals will be allowed.
● The song should only be sung in a regional language.

JUDGING CRITERIA

● Score will be deducted for exceeding the time limit.

● This event will be judged based on the quality of the singing rather
than the accompanists.

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STUDENT COORDINATORS

Samyak Chandra Ananya Aithal

8088631013 6364199432

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4) PITCH PERFECT (WESTERN GROUP SINGING)

Happiness is randomly singing a song and your friends join in to create

the perfect harmony! Have you ever had those moments? Come along
with your group and fill the atmosphere with awe, Because the only
thing better than singing is more singing.

GENERAL RULES

● Team size and composition:

o Maximum no. of members (including accompanists) – 12,
o Minimum vocalists – 4,
o Maximum vocalists - 7
● Judges and organizers' decisions are final and binding.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● Maximum no. of instruments per team: 3

● Time limit: 2 minutes of setup time + 6 minutes of performance
time (8 minutes in total).
● No pre-recorded instrumentals or vocals will be allowed.
● The song should only be sung in English.

JUDGING CRITERIA

● Score will be deducted for exceeding the time limit.

● This event will be judged based on the quality of the singing rather
than the accompanists.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Glen Rebello Ashlyn Dsilva

7829123998 7625007716

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5) EXCELLENCIA (VARIETY COMPETITION)

Variety show also known as Excellencia is entertainment made up of a

variety of acts including musical performances, sketch, comedy, magic,
acrobatics, juggling, dancing and ventriloquism. It is normally
introduced by a Master of ceremony or host.

GENERAL RULES

● Team Size: 10 - 30 members.

● Organizers will have all the right to take any decision at any
moment, there is no room for discussion about this.
● Judge’s decision will be final & abide by.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● There is no restriction on the number of teams per college.

● An individual cannot take part in multiple teams.
● Harmful props like fire, Holi, flowers, water, smoke, candles, or
other flammable items are prohibited.
● The length of the performance (including setup time) is 15 + 5
minutes.
● Teams are requested to get the track in the pen drive only.
● Any performances observed with vulgarity, obscenity & religion
will lead to immediate disqualification.
● The performing team takes the responsibility to clear the stage
soon after the performance.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Varun Kumar Rashmi 

9663328701 8618086085

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 MEGA EVENTS

1) BATTLE OF BANDS

Everything has an expiration date. EXCEPT! Good music. Battle it out on

the stage of rock n roll and bring the audience to their feet! Be the
Sultans of Swing in a musical battle and emerge victorious!

GENERAL RULES

● Team size: 3-7 members.

● Judges and organizers' decisions are final.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● Age Limit: Maximum 30 years

● Team Size:
o Minimum number of members per band – 3
(minimum use of 3 instruments is a must)
o Maximum number of members per band – 7
(Members performing for more than one band will lead to
disqualification of all the involved bands)
● Time limit 5+15 (exceeding the time limit will lead to loss of points).
● There is no specific genre for the battle however the overall
atmosphere of the music has to be western.
● Slot Picking, ID and age verification will be done one day prior to
the battle i.e. on the 22nd of March 2023. (All the band members
need not be present; However, the Band representatives need to
have the necessary documents for verification for all the
members).

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 ● Audition links to be submitted by March 21st 2023 with all the
necessary details of the bands (including brief introduction of the
bands with social media links, links to the released music or
YouTube covers and the details of band members. Bands failing to
do so will not be considered into the battle). The selected Bands
will be contacted back.
● Submission - tiara@sjec.ac.in
● All the Rules and regulations will be briefed to the band
representatives on the day prior to the battle.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Adeline Pinto Vinol Arun Dsouza Shravya

9483516275 6364349426 7470478975

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2) GROOVE (SOLO DANCE BATTLE)

It is the spirit of both eternity and time. It is the spirit of both man and
woman. It is the Purusha and Prakriti, expression and evolution of the
moment. A truly creative force that has come down to us. This
embodiment of sound and rhythm is called Nrutya. Be the
swargaduthas of nrithya and create a magnificent prabhava for yourself.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● Elimination round:
o Participants will be required to perform a 2-minute sequence
and send a video without the use of special effects or post
production.
● Prop round:
o This round will spice things up a bit as it’'s the prop round
where the performers should perform their 2+1 routine and
do it with a prop / specified theme provided to them on the
day of the event.
● Final round:
o Two participants will be called on the stage simultaneously.
The first participant dances to a song played on the spot
while the other stays still.
o At the signal of the judges, the first participant will stop and
the second participant will immediately begin dancing to
the continuation of the same song.
o The process will be repeated every time the song is changed.
The starting sequence for each song will be performed by
participants 1 and 2 alternately.
o In this way, the song will be changed several times while the
participants dance in an alternating manner.

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JUDGING CRITERIA

● Elimination round: Choreography, expressions and stage presence.

● Prop round: Creativity in using props.
● Final Round: Entertainment factor, spontaneity, creativity.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

M Mushrif Neha L K

8618217417 9141053921

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3) CARNAGE

Robowars is an event wherein manually controlled RC bots battle each

other. It will be savage. It will be treacherous. Clash of Metals with the
alloys grinding red hot. It is a game of style, control, damage and
aggression with the robots’ pit against each other in a deadly combat.

GENERAL RULES

● The participants must carry any valid ID which they will be

required to produce at the time of registration.
● Team size: 3-6 members.
● The event organizers reserve the right to stop the match at any
point of time if they deem that the match is turning out to be
dangerous or if there arises a need for either of the teams to
untangle their wires.
● The contestants are requested to comply with the organizers in
this regard, violation of which will lead to an immediate
disqualification.
● Judges and organizers' decisions shall be final.

ARENA SPECIFICATIONS

● The arena dimension - 12 ft x 12 ft.

BOT SPECIFICATION

● The size of the bot can be 600mm * 600mm * 600mm (l*b*h). The
external device used to control the machine or any external tank is
not included in the size constraint.
● Weight of the robot should not exceed 60 kg (Excluding remote
control and control wires).
● Both wired and wireless bots are allowed.

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 ● If the robot is solely powered by onboard batteries (wireless
robots), its weight would be considered.
● The bot can contain an attack mechanism. Attack mechanism
should be independent of the motion of the bot i.e. it should work
even if the bot is motionless. A separate check of the attack
mechanism will be conducted when the bot is immobile.
● The robot should have a small ground clearance such that the
arena is not damaged at any point of time. The bot which causes
any damage to the arena will be disqualified.
● A robot check may be performed at any time during the event
based on the discretion of the judges.

BATTERY AND POWER SUPPLY

● Both on and off board power supplies are allowed. Batteries must
be sealed, immobilized-electrolyte types (such as gel cells, lithium,
NiCad, NiMH, or dry cells).
● The voltage between any two terminals in the robot should not
exceed 36V. There is no restriction on the power consumption of
the bot.
● Use of an IC engine in any form is not allowed.
● If the robot is wired then the wire should remain slack under all
circumstances during the competition. The length of the wire
between controlling device & the power supply and between
machine & controlling device should be at least 5 meters.

WEAPON SYSTEM

● Robots can have any kind of magnetic weapons, cutters, flippers,

saws, lifting devices, spinning hammers etc. as weapons with
following exceptions and limitations:
o Liquid projectiles.
o Any kind of inflammable liquid.

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 o Flame-based weapons.
o Electro-Magnetic Pulse.
o Any kind of explosive or intentionally ignited solid or
potentially ignitable solid.
o Nets, tape, glue, or any other entanglement device or
adhesives.
o High power magnets or electromagnets.
o Radio jamming, tazers, tesla coils, or any other high-voltage
device.
o Un-tethered projectiles.
● Any bot or Spinning weapons should not cause damage to the
arena intentionally. Violation of this rule will lead to immediate
disqualification.

CONTEST RULES

● The competition will be played on a knock-out basis.

● The bot will be inspected for safety before the event begins. If
found to be unsafe for the participants' spectators, it will be
discarded.
● A bot will be declared immobile(out) if it cannot exhibit linear
motion of at least one inch within 10 seconds. A bot with one side
of its drive train disabled will not be counted out if it can
demonstrate some degree of controlled movement.
● Teams that are not ready when called for battle will be considered
to have declared a walkover, and will receive no points.
● The bot cannot be split into two sub-units. Two distinct parts
connected by a flexible cable will be considered separate units.
● The teams should make sure their wires are slack and all the wires
coming out of the robot need to be tangled together with
insulator material.

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 ● The wires coming out of the robot should be placed in such a way
that it should be safe from any attacks on the bot and the attack
mechanisms provided by the organizers. The organizers will not be
held responsible in case of any accidents to the bot because of the
attack mechanism provided.
● Damaging the arena will lead to immediate disqualification.
● Lego kits, readymade kits, car bases and development boards are
not permitted. Readymade gear boxes are permitted.
● Technical timeout of 2 minutes will be given. Exceeding this time
will lead to deduction of points.
● The organizers reserve the right to change any or all of the above
rules or add any rules as they deem fit.
● Violation of any of the above rules will lead to disqualification.
● Judges' decisions shall be treated as final and binding on all.

EVENT RULES

● The maximum duration of each battle would be specified by the

coordinators on the day of the event.
● Any time allotted to you will be strictly enforced and no extra time
will be allotted.
● A robot that is deemed unsafe by the judges after the match has
begun will be disqualified.
● In case of immobility of any of the bots, both the bots will start
again from their start points.
● Any team that is not ready at the time specified will be disqualified
from the competition and the opponent robot will be declared the
winner. Judging Criteria and Scoring:
● Points will be awarded by the judges to a robot only if it has a
considerable impact/damage on the opponent’s robot. (Definition
of damage will be decided by the judge and will be binding to all.
NO discussion will be entertained)

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 ● Points can be won by immobilizing (pinning) the opponent robot
for a period of 10 seconds.
● Further judging and scoring criteria will be informed to the Teams
on the day of the Event.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Karthik K C Manoj Likith

+91-8861735899 +91-9535693128 +91-7624847417

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4) LEVEL UP

Waiting for Monday, January 1, or anything else? There is no room for

excuses. Start now. Put on your shoes and be ready to push yourself
through the pain towards glory. Let the strongest one win.

GENERAL RULES

● This is an individual event.

● The competition will be separate for boys and girls.
● Participants are expected to act in a courteous and respectful
manner. Profanity, yelling or rude behavior will not be tolerated.
● Judges and organizers' decisions will be final.

EVENT GUIDELINES

● The course will be designed to test the strength, power, agility, and
stamina of the contestants.
● The winner will be decided based on the time consumed and the
percentage of tasks completed.
● Athletic attire or comfortable clothing is preferred.
● Participants shall not tamper with the equipment.

STUDENT COORDINATORS

Jeevitha R Ronney Dharshan

9945105148 6360767707

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5) ZERO GRAVITY

Drones race is a fast-paced game in which you control a drone and

attempt to reach the finish line as quickly as possible. The more points
you score, the faster you are, and the higher your score, the more
difficult the track becomes. If you're looking to be the first to pilot, get
there early!

PROBLEM STATEMENT

The challenge is to build a drone within the specified dimensions that

are aerodynamically stable to achieve a successful flight.

EVENT FORMAT

● First round will be an obstacle course.

● Second round will be announced on the event spot.

COMPETITION RULES

Any Drone enthusiast is open to participate.

● An individual may participate or construct a team of a minimum of

1 and a maximum of 5 members. There are no specific
requirements for the team or the team members.
● There are no multiple entries for a single bot.
● Ground touch and Obstacle touch are counted as foul, and
negative points/timing will be allocated according to obstacle
difficulty level.
● No participants are allowed inside the arena.
● Trial/practice runs in the arena are not allowed.
● All teams are advised to keep a pair of charged batteries.

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 ● Drone is needed to clear the finish line for full completion of
race/heat. Timings/points will be evaluated on the basis of
completion of the race.

DRONE SPECIFICATIONS

● Ready-made drones are not allowed.

● Frame size should be between 200 mm to 500 mm.
● Battery or power supply should not exceed 6S or 24V
● Must be operated in Line of sight.
● The radio telemetry should be 900MHz to 2.4 GHz.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

● The organizers decision will be final and binding on all. And the
organizers reserve the right to change any or all of the declared
rules and conditions.
● Any changes in the rules will be notified to the participants via
their registered emails.
● The event organizers reserve the right to halt the match at any
time if they think that it's getting dangerous.
● Contestants are asked to follow the event coordinators'
instructions in this regard, and failure to do so will result in
immediate disqualification.
● All the obstacles are of appropriate size, made after determining
the drone size with ample tolerance /room for manoeuvrability of
the drone in case of any crash/accident.
● The organizers are not responsible for any damage to the drones
caused during the race.

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STUDENT COORDINATORS

A Spoorthi Rai Bhavish Poojary Oshin Saldanha

9740609085 8431929045 7349031558

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 REGISTRATION

Register from our website - https://www.tiarasjec.in/

1) STANDARD PASS

● Rs. 200 per pass

● Participate in up to 4 events
● Individual registration for both solo and team events
● Includes non-technical, cultural, mega and technical events except
for bot events

TECHNICAL EVENTS

1. Super Offroad
2. Web Ally
3. Survival
4. Ease of Flow
5. Shark Tank
6. One Piece

NON-TECHNICAL EVENTS

1. Lensation
2. Reel-in
3. Mock Press
4. Sketch It
5. Face Felicia
6. JAM
7. Brain War
8. Series Mania
9. Just for Laughs
10. On the Hunt

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 11. Call of Duty
12. Valorant

CULTURAL EVENTS

1. Nrutya
2. Tremor
3. Antara
4. Pitch Perfect
5. Excellencia

MEGA EVENTS

1. Groove
2. Battle of Bands
3. Level Up

3) BOT EVENTS

● Register per bot

● Includes technical events and mega events

TECHNICAL EVENTS

1. RC Extreme – Rs. 250

2. Take-off – Rs. 500
3. Bot Soccer – Rs. 300
4. Line Follower – Rs. 200
5. Hydro Cannon – Rs. 200
6. Robo Sumo – Rs. 300

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MEGA EVENTS

1. Carnage – Rs. 1000

2. Zero Gravity – Rs. 500

BOT PASS

● Rs. 1600 per pass

● Includes a combo of the below technical events
1. Carnage
2. Bot Soccer
3. Robo Sumo
4. RC Extreme

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