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Index Event Name Page No.

1. Group Dance Competition 2 2. Sway-Solo Dance Competition 2 3. Solo Singing 3 4. Nukkad Natak 3 5. Two minutes to fame 4 6. Play the Scene 5 7. Comicon 6 8. Poster Presentation 7 9. Model making- Stool or Chair Design 8 10. „C‟ Sangram 9 11. Prototype (Working Model Presentation) 10 12. Paper Presentation 11 13. Bridge D Gap 13 14. Junkyard War 15 15. Robotech (War, Race, Line follower) 16 16. Bumps Jumps (RC Car with IC Engine) 18 17. „Cargotecture‟, Architectural Design 23 18. Renewable Energy Resources & Clean Technology 24 19. Compgeek (Debugging, Code War, Web Designing) 25 20. Elektrokrisp (Circuit Designing) 29 21. LAN Gaming 30 22. Film Festival 31 23. TV Anchoring 32 24. RJ Hunt 32 25. Photo Exhibition cum competition 34 26. Guess and Click 35 27. Designer T-shirt Making Competition 35 28. Inertia, Mosaic Designing 36 29. Face Painting 37 30. Rangoli Competition 38 31. Business Plan Competition 39 32. Best Manager Competition 40 33. Ad Mad Show 41 34. Poetry 43 35. Moot Court Competition 43 36. Debate Competition 49 37. Media Quiz 50 38. Business quiz 51 39. Tech Quiz 53 40. Legal Quiz 53 41. History Quiz 57 42. “Bisaat” Snake & Ladders 57 43. Poster Competition ‘Srijan’ 58 44. Psych-Artists 61 45. Potpourri 62 46. Foreign language Drama Fest 63 47. Rock band Competition 64 48. Fashion Show 65

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CULTURAL CURRY

Name of the Event Group Dance Competition

About the Event It‟s time to shake your legs together.

Conditions/Rules for participants

• A team can have a maximum of 12 members. • Participants have to bring their own costumes and props. • Fire elements, arms or anything irrelevant for

stage decorum and venue safety, will not be permitted. • The Time limit for each team is 5 minutes. • The music piece should be submitted 2 hours prior to the event to the coordinators. • The music should be in mp3 format in pen drives and CDs.

Registration Fee INR 500 PT

Name of the Event Sway – Solo Dance Competition

About the Event (minimum 100 words)

Let the music play and let your body sway to the beats

... prove your mettle on the stage, Coz the stage is all

yours.

Conditions/Rules for participants (Specify for Each

Round

• Individual Participation. •Elimination Round ◦ Participants will have to come prepared with their performance which they can repeat for the finals. ◦ The time limit is 2 minutes. ◦ Props can be used. • Finals ◦ The time limit for final round is 3 mins. ◦ Props can be used. ◦ Participants have to give their music piece in mp3 format on CD or pen drive after the selection of final

round on day 1 to the coordinator.

Registration Fee INR 100 PP

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Name of the event Solo Singing

About the Event Let the world get mesmerized on your dhun, dance to

your taal, as you get on the stage of your dreams.


•Individual Participation. •Elimination Round ◦Participants will be given 2 minutes to perform. ◦Judgment will be based on singing quality. ◦Participants are allowed to bring one musical

instrument which will be played by them only. ◦Chorus singing will not be allowed. ◦Participants who qualify in the elimination round will

perform in the finals. •Finals ◦On the spot genre of the song will be given to perform. ◦Instruments will be provided by organizers.


Name of the Event Nukkad Natak

About the Event

Street drama addressing SOCIAL

CONTEMPORARY ISSUES.


i) Time Duration of the Performance should not exceed 15 minutes; otherwise it leads to disqualification of the team. ii) No particular Religion, region, caste based sentiments should be targeted. iii) No unmannerly, offensive use of language is permitted. iv) Teams who have been registered and have paid for the event would only qualify for the prelims round. v) The list of the team member/performers is to be submitted during the registration. vi) Costumes, props and use of instruments are allowed. vii) Sign Boards and banners are permitted. viii) Use of voice enhancers and micro phone are permitted on own accord. ix) Prelims and initial auditions would be on the jury‟s discretion.

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Prelim Round Yes

Judgment Criteria Supervisor/ judge will be there

Approximate Duration of the event 3 HOURS

Team Size

Maximum number of teams

Maximum number of participants from 12

each team

Proposed Venue Amphitheatre lawns


Name of the Event Two minutes to Fame

Host Department/Institute/School AIBAS


The event focuses on the execution of individual’s skills, presented solely or in a group. It could be the portrayal of any possibly projectable skill.

Conditions/Rules for participants (Specify for Each Round

1).Every participant group or individual to showcase their talents/ creativity ,through acts is to carry or bring their own stuffs, required for the act. 2). Acts involving Fire and other inflammable items are prohibited. 3). Stunts are to be performed after special consent. (Martial art is not categorized under stunts.)

Prelim Round (Yes/No) If yes, then Rules, teams details for Prelims

Yes

Judgment Criteria

Presentation projection of skill entertainment value Time management

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clarity in the act

Approximate Duration of the event 1 hour 10 minutes.

Team Size


Maximum number of participants from each team

Maximum 10 participants( could be individual or group)


Name of the Event Play the scene

About the Event A group of 5 needs to enact a situation given to them.

Improvisations are welcome.


Prelim Round No

Judgment Criteria Jury on the spot in auditorium.

Approximate Duration of the event 2 hours

Team Size


number of participants from each team

20 teams, 5 persons per team


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Name of the Event COMICON

About the Event A Prop (object) will be given 20 minutes prior to the

execution of the act. The individual groups are to

formulate an act based on it.

Conditions/Rules for participants Time limit of 5 minutes is to given for each group to

perform.

20 Minutes will be given to each team for preparing.

Prelim Round

Yes. The event begins with the prelim round on day one,

which is succeeded by the final round on day two. In the

prelim round, every group is given a separate

commodity, to present their act. Top 5 groups out of the

assumed 10 groups are selected for final round.

Judgment Criteria

1). Presentation.

2). Acting skills.

3). Time management

4). Humor

Approximate Duration of the event 1 hour 45 minutes.

Team Size


Maximum number of participants from

each team

Maximum no. of teams: 10

Maximum no. of participants in each team : 7


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GEEK MAGIC

Name of the Event POSTER PRESENTATION

Host Department/Institute/School ASET

About the Event Posters will be made on innovative ideas in accordance with standard

format.


Rules

Failure to abide by the following rules will disqualify the poster. 1. Each poster must be of size 48 inches (122 cm) by 36 inches

(91.4 cm) unfolded.

2. Posters must be prepared on thin fabric, paper, plastic or vinyl

material which can be hanged vertically on the wall with the

help of a screw.

3. There may be no mechanical or electrical devices attached to the

poster.

4. There may be no materials placed in front of, above, below, or

to the side of the poster.

5. All materials must be accessible without having to lift or turn a

page.

6. The poster must be related to a field of study

7. Each entry may have maximum two students printed on the

poster.

8. The name, branch, college and university of the participants

must be on the top below the title.

9. You will get 5-10minutes to present your poster.

10. The poster should be prepared so that it is easily understood in

the absence of the author.

11. Judging criteria are based solely on the content of the front of

the poster as well as viva of the participants.

12. 3-dimensional posters are appreciable.

13. Last date for submission of your poster work is 31 March 2014.

Prelim Round NO

Judgment Criteria Judges result will be final and will not be changed on any conflict.

Approximate Duration of the event 3-4 hr

Team Size

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Maximum number of

participants from each team

No Limit 2

Proposed Venue SEMINAR HALL

Registration fee

INR 200 PT

Name of the Event Model making-Stool or Chair Design

About the Event

Design a chair using a single unit of material given

with no joints. It will be based on participants

imagination and understanding the structure of the

daily used thing.


Prelim Round

No

Judgment Criteria Jury, on the spot


Team Size



30 teams; 2 persons per team


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Name of the Event „C‟ SANGRAM

About the Event A quiz to judge one‟s awareness in „C‟ Programming


ROUND 1: Basic „C‟ Quiz ROUND 2: Output Identification ROUND 3: Puzzle Round The teams would be provided a simple 10 line long Cprogram and they would pick out the slates provided withWrittenstatements and will have to paste them onto a board. The team that does it the fastestwould be accredited points. Audience Round: While the teams are busy forming theprograms, audience wouldbe asked simple questions. ROUND 4: CrosswordSimple crossword with

questions related to „C‟ will behinted and the

answers will be asked. ROUND 5: Rapid Fire Round

Random questions to each team.

Prelim Round Yes

(Quiz to identify the final teams)

Approximate Duration of the event 1 hour

Team Size


Maximum number of participants from each

team

5 2

Registration Fess INR 200 PT

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Name of the Event Prototype(Working Model

Presentation)


About the Event Working model, Exhibition of prototype model , etc


Introduction

Problem Statement- To construct a working model which

increase the efficiency of present working systems. Consider the

aspects of practical application of the model considering cost

aspects and its impact on market.

Team specifications- Maximum 3 students can form a team with

a specified name. Students from different colleges and schools can

form a team. There are no qualification criteria but they should not

be professionals. Every participant would have to show their id

card (Belongings to current institute) at the time of reporting.

Rules

Selected teams would be informed by mail or call one week prior

to the event.

All teams must carry three copies of abstract along with them.

220V, 50Hz standard AC supply will be provided.

Judges reserve the right to disqualify any team indulging in

misbehavior.

Every team has to report 30mins prior to the event start on the

event site.

All students should carry a valid identity card of their respective

educational institutes to participate in the event.

Certification- Every individual participant will be awarded by

participation certificate prize money

Prelim Round NO

Approximate Duration of the event 1 day

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Team Size


Maximum number of participants

from each team

No Limit 4

Proposed Venue Ground/ ( Auditorium (ABS))

Registration fee

INR 100 PP

Name of the Event PAPER PRESENTATION


About the Event Different research paper will be presented on the basis of new

innovative ideas and technologies. IEEE format to be followed.


EVENT DESCRIPTION:

An arena to expose your talent and in-depth knowledge on your

interested areas. Mesmerize and magnetize your innovative

presentation.

TEAM RULES:

+ A team can consist of up to 2 people, not necessarily from the

same course.

+ No participant can be a part of more than 1 team.

+ There is no restriction on the number of teams.

+ A participant should not submit more than 2 papers.

ROUNDS :

ROUND 1:

•Abstract of the paper that is to be presented should be mailed to

31/03/2014 for prior verification.

•A pre-appointed team will verify the submitted abstract and

qualifies the students based on the submitted abstract. So keep the

abstract more convincing.

ROUND 2:

• Three hard copies of the full paper are to be submitted before the

presentation.

•During the main event, the contestants will get 8 minutes to

present their paper, at the end of which there will be a query

session.

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•The presentation should be in the ".ppt" formats.

RULES:

•The paper should be in the IEEE format.

•The competition is open to all UG and PG students.

•Preference will be given to original papers.

•The papers will be judged on:

I. Originality

II. Simplicity

III. Objectives

IV. Methodology

V. Findings and Analysis

VI. Conclusions

VII. Implication/Application/Limitations

LAST DATE:

The last date for submission of papers (Round 1) is 31-03-2014

NOTE:

The judging panel reserves the rights to disqualify the participant

team, if any of the rules given above are breached by any

participant. It is the responsibility of the participants to keep

themselves updated. The organizers reserve the right to change the

rules of the event at any time and will do their best to update the

contestants of the same.

Abstract Preparation

The abstract will be used by the Committee as the sole basis for

acceptance of the paper for oral/poster presentation. Thus, it

should clearly communicate the new and significant results that

have been obtained. Time and effort spent constructing a clear,

concise, and well-written abstract will maximize the chances of

paper acceptance. Abstracts should clearly state:

The objective of the work The results and accomplishments and their significance

Abstract Format

1. Page should be A4 (210 X 297 mm) with margins of 1ine

(2.5cm) on all edges. 2. Font used must be "Arial" and its size must be 12pt bold

for title.

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3. Font used must be "Arial" and its size must be 10pt for

regular text. 4. The text page should include the authors' names, address,

affiliation, telephone number, and email address ("Arial"

9pt). 5. The total number of words in the main text should not

exceed 250.

Prelim Round NO

Approximate Duration of the event 3 hr.

Team Size



from each team

No Limit 2

Registration fee INR 200 PT

Name of the Event BRIDGE D GAP

About the Event Design a bridge using the given materials


Design constraints: Each bridge must have a clear span of 500mm and the effective

span should not be greater than 560mm.

The width of bridge should not exceed 150mm.

All bridges must provide 100mm passageway i.e. Bridge deck

(Road bed).

The bridge will be only simply supported.

The members of the bridge should not be laminated together.

The loading apparatus must rest on the road bed of the

bridge.

Materials Constrains: Popsicle sticks (Max length: 115mm, width: 13mm and

thickness: 3mm) and Adhesive (Fevicol only) should only be

used to build the structure. The Popsicle sticks can be cut or

trimmed to any shape or size.

Adhesive should only be used to join to Popsicle sticks

together. However adhesive cannot be applied on a free surface

of a member to increase its strength.

The team will be disqualified if they are found using any

material other than those mentioned above.

Testing on the structure: Each team will be given 5 minutes to make final changes in

their structure before the testing of the bridge and once changes

are done, the structure will be weighted. After weighting is

done no changes can be made in the structure.

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The team will be allowed to put their structure on the base.

Once the structure is placed, load will be applied on the loading

apparatus.

The loading apparatus will be subjected to the centre of the

road bed.

Definition of failure: The structure is considered failed if any of the following happens: The structure fails to satisfy any of the constraints specified

above.

Any member or joint of the structure fails.

Rules: The material kit will provided by the organizing committee.

There will be an initial round for testing dimension and weight

of the bridge.

Material kit consists of 100-300 Popsicle sticks and adhesive.

Structure could be of any shape satisfying the above constraints.

Once the structure is weighted, you will not be allowed to

modify the structure in any way.

If the structure fails to satisfy the above constraints, it will be

rejected.

Any team that is not ready at the specified time will be

disqualified immediately.

All the models will be incrementally loaded until they fail.

Winners will be decided on the basis of the efficiency of the

Bridge.

Judges‟ decision will be final and binding on all.

Prelim Round YES

Judgment Criteria Attached with form

Approximate Duration of the event 2 Hours

Team Size



from each team

8 3


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Name of the Event JUNKYARD WARS( BRICK A BRAC)


About the Event Create your imagination from the scraps.


“One man‟s waste is another man‟s treasure” The theme of our junkyard war

goes with the above saying and focuses on the use of junk and other

miscellaneous objects of lesser value to make wonders out of it. Recycling,

reusing and upgrading is all that u need to perform in this task. Limited

resources, limited time and an opportunity to turn your ideas into reality.

Come and show us your talents. Students of any department can participate. Round 1: In this round the teams will be given a task to complete using the

various commodities available in the campus as a waste. The top 8 teams out

of all the participating teams will be selected for the next stage. Round 2: In this round the committee will provide the teams with the junk

and assign a problem statement to complete it, within the given time slot. Results: The wining team will be decided on the basis of following criteria:

1. Understanding and implementation of the problem statement given.

2. Solution of the problem statement.

3. Creativity in work.

4. Presentation skills

5. Time management

6. Technical specifications

7. The X factor

8. Fair play

Prelim Round

YES

Approximate Duration of the

event 2 Hours

Team Size

Maximum number of

teams

Maximum number of

participants from each

team

No Limit 3

Proposed Venue Ground


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Name of the Event ROBOTECH (War, Race, Line follower)


About the Event Design different types of robots form these event


1. LINE FOLLOWING ROBOT

Robot Weight: Maximum weight: 5kg. Robot Dimensions: 25 x 20 cm (L x W). Robot Control Specifications: The robot has to be completely

autonomous. Once a robot has crossed the starting line it must remain

fully autonomous, or it will be disqualified. Objective: Complete the course as fast as possible. If there‟s a tie

between the fastest, a runoff will determine the winner. If nobody finish

the run, the farthest one run on tracks will wins. Time Limit: There are a maximum of 3 tries for each robots. However,

all 3 tries must not exceed 15 minutes. The fastest run of the 3 will

count. Stopping: The team can decide to stop the robot anytime and get

credited with the distance traveled along the line up until the robot stop. Losing the line: A robot that goes off of the line for over 15 seconds

will be disqualified. A robot shall be deemed to have left the arena

when all wheels, legs, or tracks have moved completely off the arena

surface. Power: battery

2. ROBORACE

One track, one robot, one driver, numerous obstacles & running clock.

The most exhilarating race event is round the corner. Wished ever to

race along the fastest cars? Robo GP is your escape to get in to the race

of a life where every second is a mighty roar.

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RULES: Task: The task of the robot is to complete the given track in

minimum time.

Robot Specification:

1. Each robot should be a manually controlled vehicle (wired

or wireless).

2. The dimensions of the robot should not extend 30cm X

25cm (L * W).

3. Lego kits or complete car base are not allowed.

4. In case of wired remotes the length of the wire should not

be less than 4m.

Power Supply: robot should use battery, AC power supply

of 220V, 50Hz will be provided to the team for their adaptor

etc.

Track Specification:

1. The track will consist of straight paths, turns, inclined and

declined planes, uneven surfaces and obstacles.

2. The obstacles are turns, inclined and declined planes,

tunnels, rollers, rotors, bumps, uneven surfaces, slippery

path, switches, mud section, and sludge section.

3. There may be some surprise obstacles which can earn

bonus points.

4. The switches have to be pushed by the robot itself.

5. Maximum width of the track will be 30cm.

6. Inclination will be at maximum 45 degree.

7. Tunnel height will be 30cm, and there will be passage for

bot wire.

8. Track will be mirror image.

3. Robo War One Arena, 4 Robots, one driver each & running clock. The most exhilarating war of machines. Dump the opponent in the pit and be the

ultimate challenger. Team Size: Maximum 4 members per team RULES:

Task: The task of the robot is to be in the arena and beat the

others.

Robot Specification:

1. Each robot should be a manually controlled vehicle (wired

or wireless).

2. The dimensions of the robot should not extend 40cm X

30cm (L * W).

3. Lego kits or complete car base are not allowed.

4. In case of wired remotes the length of the wire should not

be less than 4m.

Power Supply: robot should use battery, AC power supply

of 220V, 50Hz will be provided to the team for their adaptor

etc.

Arena Specification:

1. Dimension: 3 x 3 m

2. Pit Dimension: 50 x 50 cm

3. There may be some surprise obstacles which can earn

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bonus points.

4. The switches have to be pushed by the bot itself.

Prelim Round Yes(The event will be organized in 2 rounds)

Judgment Criteria

1. The judging will be done on the basis of timing.

2. One member of the team is allowed to watch the time with the

organizer watch during his race only

Organizers decision will be the final decision

Approximate Duration of the event 3-4 Hours

Team Size


Maximum number of


No Limit 4

Registration fee INR 100 PP

Name of the Event BUMPS JUMPS (RC Car with IC engine )


About the Events Design can radio control car with IC engine


IC Engine Car

Make a wireless remote controlled machine, powered only by an IC

engine, which can race against other opponents on an off-road dirt

track with many obstacles.

Machine Specifications

1. Machine should fit in a box of dimensions 700mm x 500mm x

600mm at any moment of time during the race. The external

device which is used to control the machine is not included in

the size constraint.

2. The machine should be controlled by a wireless remote control

mechanism throughout the race.

3. The machine parts may be roughly classified into structural

and functional parts:

Functional parts - Gears, differential gear, engine, springs,

shock absorbers, servo motors (non propulsion purposes only),

batteries, wheels and wheel hub can be directly used as

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available in the market.

Structural parts - Chassis, steering mechanism, shock towers

and suspension (excluding upper suspension arm, suspension

spring and shock absorbers) have to be built by the

participants themselves.

4. Judging for the same will be strict and the participant will be

immediately disqualified if any of the above structural

components are found to be ready-made.

5. The tires must have a minimum diameter of 3 inch. You are

advised to use tires of good width for better performance on

dirt tracks.

6. Brake Mechanism: It is compulsory to incorporate braking

mechanism in the car. Participants have to fabricate the brake

pad as a part of the braking mechanism. Any other part used in

braking mechanism (including the brake disk) can be

readymade.

7. Wheel Hub: Any part rigidly attached to the wheel hub will

be considered as a part of it and hence can be ready-made. An

example here is that of the ball stud.

8. Steering Mechanism: Any part which is connected to

steering rod rigidly i.e. has no degrees of freedom with respect

to steering rod will be considered as part of steering rod and

thus has to be fabricated by participants.

9. Suspension mechanism: Any part rigidly connected to

suspension arms or one with no degrees of freedom with

respect to suspension arm will be considered as its part and

has to be fabricated by the participants, except the upper

suspension arm. For example both the heim joint for the upper

suspension arm and the stud rigidly connected to the wheel

hub can be bought from the market.

10. If there are parts used in the concerned joint which are neither

rigidly connected with suspension or the hub, steering system

or hub; they can be used ready-made from the market.

11. The above pictures are just sample pictures for you to

understand the rules easily.

Propulsion & Steering

1. The machine must use only mechanical power generated by an

internal combustion (IC) engine for propulsion. Only one IC

engine should be used in the machine. Use of any other

sources such as chemicals, compressed gas, rockets etc. is not

allowed.

2. Any machine which uses DC Motors for propulsion will be

disqualified. However DC motors and servos can be used for

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steering mechanisms or any other control mechanisms apart

from propulsion.

3. The machine must have an on-board power supply to run any

mechanism requiring electric power.

4. The maximum allowed capacity of IC engine to be used is 4.6

cc (i.e. Participants can also use 2.5 cc, 3 cc, 3.5 cc or any

other IC engine lower in capacity).

5. The electric voltage anywhere in the machine should not

exceed 12V at any point of time.

6. There shall be a countdown preceding the start of the race. No

participant is allowed to touch the machine during the

countdown period.

7. Providing a clutch mechanism between the engine and the

wheel would prove useful, as it would prevent the engine from

dying out at any stage of the race.

8. Participants are advised to use a proper cooling mechanism to

prevent overheating of the engine.

9. Participants are advised to use sway bars for better control and

stability.

10. The participants are advised to use proper air filters as dirt

might cause serious problems to the engine.

11. Readymade wheels are allowed.

12. The machine will be inspected and if found to be dangerous,

the team will be disqualified. This decision rests solely with

the judges and the organizers.

Game Rules

1. There will be a qualifying session with each team getting 2 laps

out of which the faster lap will be considered. Note that these

laps will have to be taken successively.

2. The top teams from the qualifying rounds will make it to the

second round.

3. After the qualifying round, there will be races between multiple

cars at a time. So the participants must use a remote with

frequency of band spectrum 2.4 GHz.

4. The track will have check points at regular intervals. If a

machine tumbles, halts or goes off the arena at any point on the

track, one of the team members is allowed to lift it up and place

it at the nearest checkpoint behind that point. The time shall still

be running in the meantime.

5. Team members are not permitted to touch either their machines

or those of their opponents once the race begins (unless there is

need to lift the machine as stated in fourth point). The penalty

for doing so is disqualification.

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6. In the qualification round, a maximum of two team members are

allowed from a team in the racing arena while in the final round

only one of the team member will be in the racing arena except

the controller on the stand.

7. The machines are not allowed to leave any loose parts on any

part of the arena. Any machine disintegrating during the race

will be disqualified.

8. If any of the machines starts off before the flag is waved, the

counter would be restarted and the machines will get a second

chance. However, if any machine starts off before the waving of

flag (or countdown) for a second time, it will be disqualified. No

rematch will be held for the second time.

9. Teams are not allowed to purposefully damage the machine of

the opponent's team. If found doing so on track (while racing),

the concerned team will be disqualified. Execution of last three

rules will be subjective and relies completely on judges' and

organizers‟ discretion.

Abstract Submission

Participants have to submit a written abstract of the working model

before the competition. This abstract and the video will be used to

shortlist teams for the competition. Only teams which send the abstract

will be eligible to participate in bumps n jumps at ALF 2014.

The written abstract should be prepared on the following lines:

1. The steering mechanism, suspension mechanism, braking

mechanism, the chassis layout, must be explained in detail along

with proper diagrams. These have to be fabricated by participants

themselves (excluding shock absorbers and springs in suspension

mechanism). Ready-made kits are not allowed. Picture(s)

showing all the three should be attached.

2. Photographs of empty chassis have to be attached. The

chassis has to be built by the participants themselves. If

participants have already proceeded building their chassis, they

are requested to take photographs of their machine in current

state. These photographs are required for verifying that the

machine has been indigenously built.

3. Description of any unique/ advantageous mechanism used.

4. The specifications of ALL the components used, including

engine, suspension springs, remote controller etc. have to be

mentioned.

5. This abstract can be attached as a PDF file to the video and a

CD can be prepared; or the abstract can be submitted on paper.

6. In case of online submission of abstract, URL of the video

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you have uploaded should be sent in the same submission.

7. An email will be sent to the team leader confirming the

reception of the entry.

8. Each team is allowed to make one submission only. In case

of multiple submissions, the last submission before the deadline

will only be used for judging purposes.

Eligibility

All students with a valid identity card of their respective educational

institutes are eligible to participate in ALF 2014.

Prelim Round YES (Abstract Submission)

Judgment Criteria

In the qualification round on the basis of individual best times for

completing one lap, top teams will be selected who will get into the

final round. In the finals multiple teams will race together to triumph

over the others.


Team Size


Maximum number of


No Limit 5


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Name of the Event „Cargotecture‟, Architectural Design

About the Event

Name “Cargotecture” from used shipping

containers, the proposed site will be in campus only

(we‟ll decide) so that people can take pictures and

make views. It will mostly based on how one can

open up and use a full unit of a shipping container

(4M X 16M), and give it functionality.

Conditions/Rules for participants Submission on A2 size sheets, not more than 2 sheets

per design.

Prelim Round Online submission, short listing.

Judgment Criteria Submission

Approximate Duration of the event 2 hours in auditorium for announcements

Team Size



30 teams, 3 persons in one


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Name of the Event Renewable Energy Resource & Clean Technology


About the Event

Today, our energy system is based on extracting energy that we

find in nature, such as fossil fuels, large rivers and waterfalls, and

burning trees. Unfortunately, our energy system is dysfunctional

because these forms of energy are in short supply and play critical

roles in the ecosystem.


RULES 1. Maximum weight of energy system should not exceed

1kg.

2. Energy will be measured in multi meter.

3. Do not use any sort of gasses.

4. Usage of metal such as zinc, copper wires is allowed but

primary source should be vegetables & fruits.

5. Use of dead cells is strictly prohibited

6. Conditions apply.

PROCEDURE No of Rounds: 1

ROUND I: Participants will have to make a cell which can

generate maximum electrical energy.

Prelim Round NO


Team Size



from each team

No Limit 2


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Name of the Event COMPGEEK(Debugging,Code War,Web designing)


About the Event Show your Coding skills


1. DEBUGGING

Are you the error solving pro of your Class..? Then here is

what we have for you. In this event, the participants will debug a

given program followed by blind coding. Unleash your debugging

skills..! RULES

1. It is an on spot event

2. Winner will be decided on the basis of timeliness&

accuracy on the given task.

3. Desktops will be provided.

4. Once entered in the venue, participants will not be allowed

to go outside.

5. Participants will not be allowed to carry any electronic

device or paper chits along with them.

6. In case of any conflicts the decision by the judges will be

the last discussion standing.


ROUND I: (Finding Errors) It will consists few programs

full of errors of C & C++ language written in a paper.

Candidates will have to find out the errors in that program.

ROUND II: Participants will have to execute the program

in computer which was given to them in the first round.

Participants who will be able to execute the program with

minimum error will be qualified for the next round.

ROUND III: (Blind Coding) In this round monitor will be

turned off and then the participants will have to type the

program for the given question. After this your program

will be verified and checked.

2. WEB DESIGNING

Competition Purpose: The Web is the most transformable invention of our time. This

competition features the creation of high-quality, well-designed

and original Websites, while seeking to identify and encourage

future talent in this area.

The competition for all the enthusiastic IT-oriented artists, a

challenge of creativity and web architecture.

The rules are simple--make the best page you can with up-

to-date information and fulfilling all the requirements as

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per the instruction (or problem specified).

A good web page should be visually appealing and

attractive without being too cluttered. People should enjoy

looking at the page.

Your page should also be informative and easy to

navigate.

COMPETITION RULES:

1. Different pages of a website will be needed to be

designed within the time limit.

2. Duration of competition will be 2 hrs.

3. Following software will be provided:

a. Dreamweaver /visual studio/Net beans.

b. SQL server (database)

4. No internet will be allowed, however all stock images

shall be provided however.

5. The Management reserves the right to change these

rules without any prior notice.

6. Decision of judges shall be considered final and cannot

be challenged.

7. There will be two rounds each of 1 hr.

ROUND 1:

The purpose is to integrate these different

objects into a cohesive “whole” to project the

given professional looking mock up of a

website.

Information content: The web site that you

design will “communicate” ideas using text,

graphics, pictures, sound, animation, etc.

Navigation & Structure: Web site must have

suitable structure and be easy to navigate. Use

of frames is strongly not recommended.

Main page area: The area where the actual

purpose of website will appear.

E-mail link: There will be an e-mail link

included on the site that users can access to

interact with the designer (one e-mail link).

Site Name: The participants should choose a

team name and use this in their Introduction.

Extra Features: Participants subject topic

will be one idea taken from the relevant area.

ROUND 2:

DATABASE CONNECTIVITY: When

clicked on given buttons or links shows the

specific information stored in a database, and

allows for navigation within Database.

Security :All the security parameters must be

included (as your site will be checked against

a virus attack and general security parameters

)

User Feedback - As a separate menu item

include feedback from a set of 5 students who

will be “users”. Record their comments either

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in text form, audio, or video. These comments

should be gathered after the prototype is

complete.

Site Uniqueness: Extra customer attractions

(that you have to present at the end in 5

minutes provided to you).

OTHER REQUIREMENTS :

Ensure to choose a colour scheme and stick

with it.

All html pages must have the “.html”

extension and not the “.htm” extension.

The homepage must be called “index.html”.

Other names such as “index.htm”,

“default.htm”, “default.html”, etc are not

accepted

All images must be placed in a folder called

“images”. You must use relative paths (e.g.

images/njit.jpg). Manually add links and do

not use editors to do so. This is will ensure

that your website works when we receive

them HTML opening tags (i.e<b>) must have

a closing tag (i.e</b>) Tags that doesn‟t have

a closer tag should include a space and slash

(i.e. <br />) Ensure tags are in lower case

Website should be fully functional in Internet

8.0 and above, firefox 3.0 and above and

chrome 2.0 and above.

PLEASE NOTE:

Decision of Judges

All decisions by judges with respect to any aspect of the

competition are final and binding on student(s). They are

not subject to review.

The emphasis of the competition is to create an

original website. If anyone is found using prohibited

tools will be disqualified that very moment.


ROUND I: You will be given a task (Scenario) on the

venue. You have to complete the given task in given time

limit.

NOTE: Winners will be decided on the basis of correctness

and timeliness.

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3. CODE WAR

KODEMINT : C,C++ Coding Competition: OBJECTIVE:. This event focus on testing the conceptual and

logical understanding of programming methodology by solving

efficiently a specific problem (will be given at the time of event

only ) to implement the programs using programming languages

C and C++.

Rules for C Programming Competition • This is a solo event. Individual participant has to register for the

event. Unlimited participants per college/department are allowed.

(Please do bring the ID card of college). • Laptops, books or any type of written/printed materials, use of

internet/mobile phones are strictly prohibited. • Written/online objective test will be held for elimination round.

This test will be of objective questions of multiple choices from C

& C++programming languages. • Final round contain the implementation, conversion and error

solving of one/ more programs in C and C++ programming

language with prescribed time limit. • Organizing committee has a right to disqualify a participant in

case of any indiscipline. NOTE: On the spot registration is allowed.

Prelim Round YES

Judgment Criteria

All decisions by judges with respect to any aspect of the

competition are final and binding on student(s). They are

not subject to review


Team Size



from each team

30 2

Proposed Venue Computer Lab


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Name of the Event ELEKTROKRISP (Circuit Designing)


About the Event

You have to design a specific electronics application by using the

components provided by us. The application will use the concepts

from basic Analog and Digital electronics and to be designed on a

bread board.


RULES 1. The winners will be decided on the basis of overall

performance of the second round.

2. The team will be disqualified if time limit is exceeded.

3. In case of any conflict the judges‟ decision will be final

and abiding.

4. In case the participating team is found guilty of breaking

any rules, they will be disqualified at the same moment.

5. Conditions apply.

PROCEDURE No. of Rounds = 2

Round I: A quiz related to basic analog and digital

electronics and circuit designing.

Questionnaire will be provided to the registered

teams.

There will be a time limit to solve the questions.

The correct option has to mark on the same sheet.

Sheets must be submitted within the time limit. No

sheets will be accepted after the dead line.

The results will be declared there itself and the

qualified teams have to report for the next round.

Round II: The qualified teams will have to design a given

circuit on a breadboard.

All the components and required material will be

provided to the team.

You must only use the provided components. No

material from outside is allowed.

If something is damaged, ask the coordinator to get it

replaced.

There will be a Q & A session by the judges after the

deadline for completing the circuit is over

Prelim rounds YES


Team Size



from each team

10 3

Proposed Venue Electronics Lab and Lecture Theatre


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LAN Gaming

About the Event:

Ever dreamt of killing the terrorists with the guns and grenades of your choice??

Ever thought of playing soccer with best of players around the world??? Ever tried

your hands at the cars like Audi, Aston Martin, and Mustang etc??? Well, here is

your chance!!! Play and win prizes.

Rules and Regulations:

Game 1: Need for Speed – Most Wanted : Entry fees: Rs 100 Players: 1 vs. 1 • Winner: Player crossing the finish line first wins. Game 2 •Cars: A player can play with any car except Porsche Carrera GT. The

player can tune the car according to his/her need. • Game Play: Circuit in preliminary rounds. Sprint in semi-finals. NFS World Loop

in Final. • Tie: If there is a tie at the end of 90 min In preliminary rounds penalties will be

played. In semi-finals and final extra time will be played. Game 3: Counter Strike : Entry fees: Rs 200 for four-member team

Rs 100 for individual participants Players: 4 vs. 4 • Rounds per map: 8 Winning: The first clan that has 9 rounds will win the match. •Team change at 8 rounds (mr8) • Time per round: 2:30 minutes. • Toss: A knife round will be played which will decide the map and sides. The team

winning the round HAS to choose either map or side and winning team CANNOT

pass it to other team. • Game Play: Game will be played into 2 parts divided into 8 – 8 rounds per map.

In the first 8 rounds the game will be played as normal. From round no 9 to 16 the

map will be decided by the team which has lost the toss. The starting money will be

$ 1000. All the weapons are ALLOWED to use. • Tie: If there is a tie (8 - 8) in rounds, there will be an extra match-round where the

first team that wins three (3) round wins, has won the game. Team change on round two (2).

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KALEIDOSCOPE

Film Festival

About the Event: You will get an opportunity to showcase your

cinematic skills as you compete against your peers.


i) All films must be submitted in avi.mp4 and flv

file format.

ii) Films can be of two categories:

Fiction

Non-Fiction

iii) Time duration of fiction film is 3 minutes

For non-fiction films time duration is 5 minutes.

iii) Once the film is submitted it cannot be

withdrawn until the fest is over.

iv) The film must be the original work of the team

and must not infringe third party rights.

v) The film must be suitable for publication and

should not contain obscene or indecent material.

vi) The film should not contain defamatory

statement about any person, company, organisation

entity and should not contain any copyrighted

elements not owned by the team

vi) The list of cast and crew members with the

college id, mobile number and email id must be

given at the time of registration.

vii) It is the right of the jury to reject any entry if it

is found to violate any of the rules given here.

Registration Fee INR 300 per entry

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TV Anchoring

About the Event:

Here‟s an opportunity for you to display your skills like a professional news

anchor. You will face the camera to present the news.


• Individual Participation. • Each participant will be provided a script and will anchor a news bulletin for 3

minutes. • A teleprompter will be used to display thenews script.

Participants will be asked to speak in front of camera extempore on a

topic assigned to them.

• Participants will be judged on the basis of their presentation skills, spontaneity,

body language, and creativity. Registration Fee: INR 100 PP

RJ hunt

About the Event : Participants will be given a microphone and asked to

display their radio jockey skills.

Rules and Regulations :

Individual participation

Language: Hindi/English or Hinglish

Rules for elimination round:

Elimination round will be conducted on the same

day to screen the finalists.

Participants may decide their topic and bring

music. They will have to handle the music system

on their own while performing.

Maximum time limit for the elimination round

will be informed on the spot.

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Rules for final round:

Only 10 participants will be selected for the finals.

Topics for final round will be informed on the

spot.

Each participant will get 5 minutes to present the

show.

Number of songs and the length of links can be

decided by the participants.

Participants will have to handle the music system

on their own while performing.

Music has to be submitted in MP3 format one hour prior to the competition to the Student Coordinator for the event.

Judgment Criteria 1. Spontaneity

2. Voice Modulation

3. Content Quality

4. Presentation Skills

5. Technical skills and Aesthetics


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Photo Exhibition cum Competition

About the Event :

Display your best photographs. The photographs ideally should have news value but

feature photographs are also welcome.

Rules and Regulations : Individual participation

Rules for elimination round:

Selected photographs will be exhibited.

Rules for final round:

Themes : 1. Nature

2. Innocence

Deadlines for receiving entries for exhibition is March 27, 2014

One participant can submit maximum 02 photographs for each theme.

Photographs should be printed on Photo Paper of 8” X 10” size.

Photographer’s name, Contact details, College’s name and Camera details should

be mentioned at the back of each photo.

Maximum 30 words caption justifying the photograph in the theme category

should also be given.

The photographs should send in a properly sealed envelope to:

Suvats Avasthi (ASCo)

Lecturer- Amity School of Communication

Amity House

14, Gopalbari, Ajmer Road

Jaipur, Rajasthan-302006

or may be submitted directly to-

Amity School of Communication, AUR Campus Judgment Criteria 1. Artistic and aesthetic value

2. Uniqueness

3. Quality of Caption


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Name of the Event Guess and click

About the Event A riddle would be given to the participant. They need to

answer it correctly and capture a photo of the answer.


Prelim Round No

Judgment Criteria Submission and announcement later


Team Size



30 teams, 3 persons per team


Name of the Event Designer T-shirt making Competition

Host Department/Institute/School Amity School of Fashion Technology


The fashion industry has accepted T-shirts

designing as important and it has gained popularity

and growth since a couple of years ago as

compared to other clothing styles. People are given

option to design their own t-shirts and get what

they want. T-shirts have become popular among

people of almost every age including young, old,

children, men and women.


ONE ROUND


No

Judgment Criteria Creativity

Color schemes

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Placements of motif

Conceptualization


Team Size



2 members per team


Name of the Event Mosaic designing

About the Event

1‟X1‟ hardboard on which participants can make a nice

pattern out of broken tiles (or, cola bottle caps). It can be

a message or an abstract. It requires adhesive too, and

fevicol or, mud.


Prelim Round

No

Judgment Criteria On the spot by respective jury member

Approximate Duration of the event 2Hrs

Team Size





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Name of the Event Face painting



Face painting is one of the innovative and attractive

arts. These attributes make Face Painting one of the

best tools of communication. If our faces are our

identities, what else can be better used to convey

the message of environment preservation. So,

convey your love and concern through the same

and let people literally read your faces.


ONE ROUND


No

Judgment Criteria Coordination, Complete Presentation ,Neatness, Design


Team Size



Registration Fee

1 participant and 1 subject INR 100 PP

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Name of the Event Rangoli competition



Rangoli is very much an „art of the

moment‟, much like sand sculptures or

street paintings. The objective of the

competition is to celebrate colors in life.


ONE ROUND


No

Judgment Criteria

Color scheme

Creativity

Neatness

Presentation

Conceptualization


Team Size



2 members in each team


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Name of the Event Business Plan Competition

About the Event We invite budding entrepreneurs to showcase their B-

plans before the panel of experts. We would select Top 3

winners based on the scoring in various components.


As we have organized this on a large scale before, the

format is available in the ABS. We would ask our

participants to make slides in this order. Concept

Marketing Strategy

Financials (Start-up expenses, Revenue

forecasts, ROI, Break even, etc)

Future Prospects

Prelim Round

If number of entries are 10; there would be only one

round. If number exceeds 10, we will divide it in 2 rounds

(Semi – final and final) for which we are having a format

available at ABS.

Judgment Criteria

1- Uniqueness of Concept 2- Relevance of Marketing Strategy 3- Attractiveness & accuracy of Financials 4- Scalability for future 5- Entrepreneurial zeal & presentation skills.

Approximate Duration of the event Depending upon the teams. Last time we received 45

entries which got concluded in 2 days.

Team Size



each team

Depends upon the entries we receive. Maximum number of participants to be enrolled in a team

would be 3. The team would choose their 3 nominees

regardless of any number they have in their team.


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Name of the Event Best Manager Competition

About the Event

The aim of this event is to identify the student with the

traits of a good manager. It also aims to find out how he

demonstrates the skills, knowledge and talents of a good

manager. It Further tests him on how he uses the

strategies to solve the problems.


Number of participants for the event will only

be 1 per college.

The Best Manager will be carried in 6 different

rounds and those would be conducted in 2 days

at regular intervals.

The probable rounds for the best manager will

be as follows:

a) Presentation on the given case study,

which will be common for all. Presentation

time: 5-6 mins.

b) Numerical aptitude test.

c) Cash management game.

d) Rapid fire round (Psychometric Test).

e) Interpretation of the financial statements of

different companies.

f) Panel interview.

Prelim Round

Case Study Presentation: Participants will be given a

time of 20 mins to go through the case and 10 mins time

to prepare the PPT‟s. Individual presentations will have

to be made in front of the jury. Presentation time will be

5-6 mins per individual. Numerical test: It will be conducted simultaneously for

all the participants. It‟s duration will be of 15 mins. Basic mathematical

concepts will be tested. Cash Management game: Hypothetical cash will be

given to the participants and they will have to manage

certain tasks with the allotted cash.

Rapid fire round: In this Participants will be tested on

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individual level regarding their thought process,

analyzing ability as well as stress management. Interpretation of financial statements: Participants

will be given annual reports of the companies and they

will have to analyze the figures and suggest the future

course of action to the Board of Directors. Panel Interview: Last but not the least a panel

interview to check the ability of the participant to crack

the interview.

Judgment Criteria Each round would have individual marking criteria.

Final result would be of consolidated.

Approximate Duration of the event 2 days.

Team Size



each team

1 team per college consisting of 1 participant.


Name of the Event Ad Mad Show

Host Department/Institute/School Amity Business School

About the Event It‟s not just another “commercial break”. But your take

on companies, products and services. So get going, get

arty!


• Team participation • No team can have more than eight members. • Time limit for ad presentation: 2(prop setting) + 1(skit)

+ 2(poster presentation). • The concept must be original and not copied from any

other source. • Students will have to prepare a poster and an act to

publicize the given product/service. • The presentation must be decent and must not hurt the

values, sentiments and belief of any individual/ religion/

segment of the society. • Stationery will be provided by the organizers. Use of

props is suggested.

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Prelim Round

Screening Round: In the round 1, the participants will have to come

prepared & present an advertisement for a

product/service of their choice. 2. Time allowed to present your prepared ad will be

Max. 3 minutes. 3. The ad prepared by the contestant must not contain

any obscene words/any subject that hurts the feelings of

a culture/language/religion/region. 4. Negative marking for any disobedience of rules. 5. The decision of the judge is final and abiding.

Final Round:

1. The selected top 10 teams will be competing in

this round. 2. In this round certain products or name of

services will be given and the teams have to

prepare an advertisement for it. 3. 20 minutes will be given to each team for

preparation.

4. Time Limit for present: 3 Minutes

Judgment Criteria As mentioned in above rounds, the final score would be

calculated.

Approximate Duration of the event One day.

Team Size



each team

8 members per team

Proposed Venue Conference Room/Moot Court/Auditorium


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Name of the Event Hindi poetry contest

About the Event

Participants will have to register and tell us the topic

they are going to write. According to that, the themes

will be decided, a few will be shortlisted and then they

will be called for recitation.


Prelim Round

Online submission, shortlisting

Judgment Criteria Submission

Approximate Duration of the event 1 hour in auditorium for announcements.

Team Size



Individual


Name of the Event Moot Court Competition

About the Event


(Specify for Each Round

1. Registrations

a) The last date for the confirmation of registration is

22ndMarch, 2014 by an e-mail containing details in a

prescribed format as annexed herein at

[email protected]

2. Rounds

a) The moot court competition shall comprise of

following rounds:

i) Qualifying round on 2nd April, 2014

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ii) Semi-Final Round on 3rd April, 2014

iii) Final Round on 3rd April, 2014

b) All the rounds are knockout rounds. For the qualifying

round teams will be divided into two leagues by a draw

of lots.

c) Each team may have to argue from either side in the

preliminary rounds depending on the draw of lots. This

order will be decided by at the same time of the

orientation on 2nd April, 2014

d) The top 4 teams of the qualifying round shall move to

the semi-final round. Order of the teams shall be

decided upon the scores allotted to each team in the

qualifying round as well their marks for the memorials.

e) The sides for the semi-final round will be decided by

draw of lots immediately after results of qualifying

round. The round will be held on 3rd April, 2014.

f) The top 2 teams shall then argue the case in the final

round on 3rd April, 2014.

3. Memorials

a) The memorial shall necessarily consist of the following:

i) Cover page (One page)

ii) Table of Contents (One page)

iii) List of Abbreviations (One page)

iv) Index of Authorities (Not more than three

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pages)

v) Statement of Jurisdiction (One page)

vi) State of Facts (One page)

vii) Issues Raised (Not more than two pages)

viii) Summary of Arguments (not more than three

pages)

ix) Body of pleadings (not more than fifteen

pages)

x) Prayer (One pages)

b) All the teams shall send their memorials in soft copies

on or before 28th March, 2014 (Friday) by 1200 hours

at [email protected]

c) All the teams shall also submit five (5 copies) of the

memorials of each side (i.e. 5 copies from the

petitioner’s side and 5 copies from the respondent’s

side), which makes a total of 10 memorials, at the time

of orientation on 2nd April, 2014.

d) The memorials, however, should not contain any kind

of identification whatsoever; else they may be subject

to disqualification.

e) The petitioner memorials must have light blue paper

covers while the respondent must have light red.

Memorials should be properly bound.

f) All memorials submitted must conform to the

following general rules:

mailto:[email protected]

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i) Memorials must be printed on white A4 size

paper with black ink only.

ii) The font used must be Times New Roman, size

12.

iii) The Harvard Blue Book style of footnoting

must be followed as far as practicable.

iv) The font of footnotes must be Times New

Roman, size 10, single line spacing.

v) Each page of the memorial must have a margin

of one inch on all sides, excluding its page

number. Page number must be given on the

top right hand corner.

vi) The body of pleadings must not exceed fifteen

(15) pages in total.

4. Oral Submissions

a) Each team should have two speakers who shall divide

the oral submission between them. Rebuttals are

permitted. Sur-rebuttals are the discretions of the

judges.

b) For the qualifying round each team shall have a

maximum of 15 minutes to present oral submission. In

the semi-final round each team shall have maximum of

30 minutes to present their oral submissions. For the

final round, a maximum time of 45 minutes shall be

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given to each team. However, granting more time will

be at the discretion of the judges. The aforesaid time

would include the time that each team may want to

reserve for their rebuttals.

c) No speaker shall be permitted to address the court for

more than 10 minutes in the qualifying round, for

more than 20 minutes in the semi-final round and

more than 30 minutes in the final rounds.

d) At the commencement of each session of the oral

submissions each team shall notify the court officer as

to the decision of time between the 2 speakers.

e) Any extension of the prescribed time limit shall be at

the sole discretion of the judges and

complains/appeals regarding the same will be

entertained.

Judgment Criteria

g) The moot court competition shall comprise of

following rounds:

h) Qualifying round on 2nd April, 2014

i) Semi-Final Round on 3rd April, 2014

j) Final Round on 3rd April, 2014

k) All the rounds are knockout rounds. For the qualifying

round teams will be divided into two leagues by a draw

of lots.

l) Each team may have to argue from either side in the

preliminary rounds depending on the draw of lots. This

order will be decided by at the same time of the

orientation on 2nd April, 2014

m) The top 4 teams of the qualifying round shall move to

the semi-final round. Order of the teams shall be

decided upon the scores allotted to each team in the

qualifying round as well their marks for the memorials.

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n) The sides for the semi-final round will be decided by

draw of lots immediately after results of qualifying

round. The round will be held on 3rd April, 2014.

o) The top 2 teams shall then argue the case in the final

round on 3rd April, 2014.

p) Following shall be the marking criteria and the marks

allotted per mooter.

Sr. No.

Marking Criterion Marks Allotted

1. Perusal of Facts 10

2. Knowledge and

Application of Law 20

3. Response to Court

Questions 10

4. Advocacy Skills/

Presentation 20

5. Memorials 20

6. Case Laws 10

7. Court Etiquettes 10

q) For the qualifying and semi-final rounds each mooter

shall be marked out of 100. Thus the total team marks,

per judge, will be out of 200. All the rounds shall be

before a Division Bench, making the team marks out of

a total of 400. So total team marks in the qualifying

round is out of 800.

r) For the final round each mooter shall be marked out of

100. Thus the total team marks, per judge, will be out

of 200. All the rounds shall be before a Full Bench,

making the team marks out of a total of 600. So total

team marks in the qualifying round is out of 1200.

s) Whichever team secures more marks as against its

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opponent, shall be considered as having won its round.

t) The decision of the judges shall be final and binding .

Approximate Duration of the event 2 Days

Team Size



from each team

Each team will comprise of 3 members i.e. 2 speakers and

1 researcher.

Each team shall have a maximum of 2 speakers.


Name of the Event Debate Competition

About the Event

From daily discussions to formulating life-changing

policies, the positive impact of debate has been

widespread since ancient times. Today, many public

leaders and business professionals enjoy success based

on skills acquired as active youth debaters.

Debate enables students to voice their opinions freely.

The skills and experiences a student gained through

debate is essential for the success in the business

environment. The ability to think strategically, stand on

varying perspectives and persuade; prepares students for

leadership positions in the real world.

Conditions/Rules for participants Three rounds- Quarter Final; Semi final; and Final. And

Three different topics on the spot

Prelim Round NO

Judgment Criteria Content; Delivery; Confidence; Overall Impression


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Team Size



each team

12 2 per team


Media Quiz

About the Event :

It‟s time to rack your brains , open all media windows

and test your media IQ ... because this “hot seat” is

going to be very, very hot.

Rules and Regulations :

The Quiz would have three Rounds

1st Round: Media based Question Round

a) Each Team would be asked two questions

related to media

b) Each Team would be granted 1 minute to

answer the question

c) Each correct answer carries 10 marks.

d) In case if a team is not able to answer the

question correctly, it would be forwarded to

the next team and 5 bonus marks would be

granted to the team for the correct forwarded

answer.

e) No Negative Marking for the Round

2nd Round would be an Audio-Visual

Round

a) Each Team would be shown two videos of 10

seconds each.

b) Each team would be given 1 minute to

answer each video question

c) 10 marks would be granted for correct

answer

d) Questions asked for the Audio-Visual Round

would not be forwarded

e) No Negative Marking for the Round

Final Round would be a Chit Round

a) Each Team would be asked to pick up a chit

from a bowl.

b) Bowl will have chits dealing with different

media fields like, Film, Television, Radio

Advertising etc.

c) Each Team would be asked two questions

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related to the media field picked up by them

in the chit.

d) Each Team would be given 1 minute to

answer each question.

e) Each question carries 10 marks .

f) No Negative marking for the Round

The team scoring highest in the aggregate of

the three rounds would be the winner.

In case of tie, the teams would be asked extra

questions carrying 10 marks each to declare

the winner.

Duration One and a half hours

Team Size


Number of participants from each team

6 Teams 2 participants per team


Name of the Event Business Quiz

About the Event

The primary objective of organizing such an event at

Amity Business School is to cultivate the competitive

spirit among the students, to make them ready to work

in teams and to improve their understandings on various

issues which are happening in the world of business.


As we have organized this event under our Corporate

connect activities umbrella, rules are available with the

ABS. For the information purpose, everything has been

mentioned in the next section.

Prelim Round

Elimination Round : 1. Each team would be given a set of question papers

containing 15 objective type questions. 2. Time limit : 15 minutes. 3. Only 6 Teams would be selected for STAGE

ROUNDS. 4. In case of tie between 2 or more teams, further 3

questions would be asked for final selection.

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Stage Rounds:

First Round: 1. Each team would be asked 2 questions( Objective

type) 2. 10 marks for correct answer, and no negative marking

for wrong answer. 3. If a team cannot answer the question, then the

question would be forwarded to the next team. 4. Only 5 teams would be selected for the 2nd Round. 5. Answering time is 30 seconds. 6. Bonus questions Second Round : 1. This would be the Buzzer Round. 2. 10 marks for the correct answer and negative 5 marks

for the wrong or no answer if team Buzzers. 3. Only 3 teams would be selected for the last Round. 4. Answering time is only 30 seconds 5. Bonus questions. Third Round: 1. This would be the Audio-visual round. 2. 10 marks for the correct answer and negative 5 marks

for the wrong answer 3. Each Team would be asked 2 audio-visual questions. 4. Answering time is only 30 seconds. 5. If a team cannot answer the question, then the

question would be forwarded to the next team. ** SURPRISE ROUND IN CASE OF TIE IN THE

FINAL ROUND Winner would be decided towards the end.

Judgment Criteria As mentioned in above rounds, the final score would be

calculated.

Approximate Duration of the event Half of the day.

Team Size



each team

Regardless any number of teams, final round on stage

would only have 6 teams with 2 members each.


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Name of the Event TECHQUIZ

Host

Department/Institute/School ASET

About the Event (minimum

100 words) A quiz to kindle your technical knowledge

Conditions/Rules for

participants (Specify for Each

Round Rule to be disclosed on the spot.

Prelim Round (Yes/No) If yes, then Rules, teams

details for Prelims YES(depends on no. of team)

Approximate Duration of the

event 3 Hours

Team Size

Maximum number of

teams

Maximum number of

participants from each

team

No Limit 3

Proposed Venue Lecture Theatre


Name of the Event Legal Quiz

Host Department/Institute/School Amity Law School

About the Event To combat and letting „wit‟ overpower the test of time, with the nuances

of legal jargon and intricacies of profound Indian laws.

Conditions/Rules for participants (Specify

for Each Round

As many entries are welcome to participate with a

minimum of 2 members per team as a pre-requisite

for registration for this event.

Each team would be duly provided with team code at

the time of registration manually on the day of the

event.

Each team member would have to undergo the first

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round of test on individual accord and shall be

marked duly.

On the basis of the compiled marks of both the team

members from the preliminary round, 5 teams would

be duly adjudged and declaredto have qualified for

Stage II.

The teams are barred against:

Disclosure of identity, residence or university/college

the team members would represent from the

inception the event to any team members. Proviso:

Disclosure of identity and the like is restricted to the

organizers and coordinators for the event.

Any form of assistance/help from any other person

other than the team members during the course of

the rounds.

Through the duration of the round, usage of any

helping material (electronic/ manual and the kind)

Judges decision at any stage would hold finality.

Hence, strict compliance and adherence to the

decision would be appreciated and no act in

contravention to the compliance would be softly

dealt with.

Note: If observed to the contrary practice would lead

to penalty or disqualification.

STAGEI: PRELIMINARY ROUND

30minutes round

30 Multiple Choice Questions

6 questions each from topics as duly mentioned

below:

Topics:

Law of Contracts

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Constitutional Law

Family Law

Indian Penal Code, 1860

Law of Torts

STAGE II: FINAL ROUND

1stRound: Current Affairs

Would involve 5 questions each to the teams for 5

marks respectively.

Time Limit would be up to 30 seconds for each

question.

No negative marking or penalty would be involved in

case of any wrong answer at this stage.

In case the team in question is unable to answer

within the frame of 30 seconds, the question would

be passed on to the next team due for the next set of

question.

2nd

Round: Legal Awareness

This round would involve 7 questions each to the

teams for 10 marks respectively, to be answered

within the frame of 30 seconds.

Any wrong answer would not lead to negative

marking at this stage.

In case the team in question is unable to answer

within the frame of 30 seconds, the question would

be passed on to the next team due for the next set of

question.

The topics involved would be:

Constitutional Law

Criminal Law

Environmental Law

Family Law

Intellectual Property Rights

Law of Contracts

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Law of Torts

3rd

Round: Buzzer Round

This round would involve 5 questions each to the

teams for 10 marks respectively, to be answered

within the frame of 10 seconds.

Any wrong answer would lead to 5 negative marks at

this stage.

In case of tie, any tie breaking question can be

introduced at the spot as deemed fit from any area of

law, current affairs or audio-visual clip. The

Preliminary round marks would determine the final

consolidated score of the teams and accordingly

decipher the winning team.


Team Size



from each team

As many entries for the preliminary round.

Only 5 teams would qualify for the Stage II

Each team would comprise of 2 Members


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Name of the Event History Quiz

About the Event

Participants have to register online for the event, with a

maximum of 2 persons per team. The organisers will

have to conduct multiple sessions as per the number of

teams, then a semi final (4 teams) and thena final

between the two.


Prelim Round

No

Judgment Criteria 4 rounds (general, quarter final, semifinal, final)

Approximate Duration of the event 30-45 mins per batch

Team Size





Name of the Event “BISAAT” SNAKE & LADDERS

About the Event A quiz to judge one‟s awareness about various fields of

sciences while also emphasizing on general knowledge.


Two rounds: 1. General Technical Quiz

2. Based upon their correct answer they will be allowed

to throw the DICE.

3. The contestant will move ahead/down on the place

based upon their number on the dice.

4. The winner will be the one who will reach to number

100 first.

Prelim Round Yes

(Quiz to identify the final teams)

Approximate Duration of the event 1 hour

Team Size



each team

10 individuals

Registration Fess INR 100 PP

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Name of the Event Poster Competition ‘Srijan’

Host Department/Institute/School Amity Law School

About the Event

To give a voice to the legal ideas which are expressed at their best, in form of arts

and punch lines which more often than not leave a deeper impact than mere words

and action.


(Specify for Each Round

Participating teams would comprise of 2 members as a pre-

requisite for registration for this event.

First 40 entries that would manually get their teams

registered manually on the day of the event would be duly

provided a team code at the time of registration.

Time span for completion of the poster should not exceed 60

minutes.

The team should be able to make a legal connect with any

desired theme proposed for the poster. Minimum 200 words

abstract would be a mandate with the poster for the concept

of theme and it’s legal connect/relevance.

Each team would be provided with:

A1 size ivory sheet

HB Pencil

Eraser

Tempera Colours

Sketch pens

* The teams are free to bring brushes of any variation supporting

the theme of the poster. Brushes or any other essential for the

poster other than the material duly mentioned would not be

provided at the venue of the event.

Form of art:

Cartoons

Caricature

Collage

Colour Art

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Sketches

Quotes

Topics:

Legal legends

100 years of Indian cinema and legal issues or in

conflict

‘AAM’ Aadmi

Bridging the Gendered Gap

63 years of Indian Democracy

The teams are barred against:

Disclosure of identity, residence or university/college

the team members would represent from the

inception the event to any team members. Proviso:

Disclosure is sustained only to the organizers and

coordinators for the event.

Any form of assistance/help from any other person

other than the team members during the course of

the rounds.

Strict adherence to the theme of the poster would

only qualify for the competition.

If the teams are unable to make a legal connect of the

poster on the

Through the duration of the round, usage of any

helping material (electronic/ manual and the kind)

other than the material brought in for the event

would lead to direct disqualification.

Judges decision at any stage would hold finality.

Hence, strict compliance and adherence to the

decision would be appreciated and no act in

contravention to the compliance would be softly dealt

with.

Note: If observed to the contrary practice would lead to

penalty or disqualification.

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Judgment Criteria

The concept note/abstract upto 200 words would hold

sanctity for marking scheme, as a reference point for the legal

connect with the theme of the art chosen.

Allocation of marks:

20 marks clarity of idea with the theme

30 marks legal connect

The theme should strictly be within the frame of theme

dispensed in the rules and no other entries would be

entertained nor marked.

The presentation of the poster holds relevance as much as the

scheme of idea for the poster.

Allocation of marks:

30 marks overall presentation of poster


Team Size


Maximum number of


40 entries for the event.

Each team would comprise of 2 Members


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Name of the Event PSYCH-ARTISTS!

Host Department/Institute/School AIBAS


The event focuses on the execution of individual’s skills to form mosaics/ skteches based on Psychological themes provided to them. There will be a time limit of 2 hours that is to be given for making mosaics/ skteches. Participants are free to use creativity and ideas highlighting the theme given.


1).Every participant group or individual is to carry or bring their own stuffs. Although there will be a set of common items kept for necessity.


No.

Judgment Criteria

Presentation Creativity Time management clarity in the work

Approximate Duration of the event 2 hours 10 minutes

Team Size



The competition is open for all. Although, there could be Maximum of 20 participants


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Name of the Event

POTPOURRI

Host Department/Institute/School Amity Institute of Biotechnology


Collage making competition using waste

products as raw material to generate

environment friendly eye catching themes.

1. Pollution abatement

2. Youth and Woman empowerment

3. Renewable energy

Conditions/Rules for participants (Specify for

Each Round

A. 30 teams (first come first serve

basis)

B. On spot evaluation

C. The collage has to be made as 2 D

presentation, not 3 D (model).

D. Size of collage: 44 inch X 30 inch

E. Raw materials and accessories to be

managed by the participant/s.

F. Collage to be prepared before the

event.

G. It is to be submitted on the day of

event one hour before scheduled

time.

Prelim Round (Yes/No)

If yes, then Rules, teams details for Prelims No

Judgment Criteria Supervisor/ judge will be there


Team Size



each team

30 teams (first come first serve basis)

4 students


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Name of the Event Foreign Language Drama Fest

About the Event

Language Expo: Know Spain- The Language

Exhibition will showcase several models, presentations

etc. prepared by the students on different aspects of

Spanish life, politics and culture.Students belonging to

different disciplines will be motivated to work on their

respective domains also.

Foreign Language Drama Competition: Different

language skits by students of French, German, Chinese

and Spanish languages will be organized.

Conditions/Rules for participants No such parameters

Prelim Round No

Judgment Criteria The best group in Foreign Language Drama will be

judged on acting skills and associated expertise.

Language will not be a criterion for selection.

Approximate Duration of the event For Drama-2pm-4.30pm Day-1 For Expo-2pm-5pm Day-3

Team Size



each team

4 teams of 20 students approximately.


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SUNDOWNERS

Rock band Competition About the Event :

If loud music, electric guitars, head banging and rock stars is what attracts you, then you

have all the right to rock us.

Rules and

Regulations :

• A team can have a maximum of 8 members. • This is a competition for semi-professional bands. Bands who are interested in

participating must send in their entries. • One person cannot participate in more than one band in the same event. • There will be only one round of 25 minutes including set-up and sound check. • Teams exceeding the time limit will be penalized. • There is no restriction on the number of songs and the teams are free to perform as many

songs as they can manage to fit into the time-slot. • Language may be Hindi or English. • All teams are expected to be present before the start of the event, when the order of

performances will be decided by a draw of lots. If the teams (or a representative from

them) fail to show up, the organizers will not take responsibility for teams missing their

designated slots. • A stage will be provided, with electrical connections sufficient to service a 6-piece band.

Monitors will be provided on the stage, as well as up to 5 microphones. A drum set and

one keyboard will be provided. Besides these, all other equipment will be brought by the

teams themselves. The same applies to guitar distortion boxes and similar pieces of

equipment. • Judging of the event will be based on the usual rock competition criteria - the tightness of

the band, the selection of material, the individual skills of instrumentalists, and the overall

effect including audience appeal and appreciation.


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Name of the Event Fashion Show

About the Event

Fashion show is important for the world market both

traditionally and in a modern way. Fashion is defined as

the popular style of dressing and social conduct. It made

up of trends that differ according to traditions, cultures

and exposure. Fashion shows are constantly changing

due to new designs in the market.

Conditions/Rules for participants ONE ROUNED

Prelim Round No

Judgment Criteria Coordination, formation, music track, collection

Approximate Duration of the event 2 hours+2 hours

Team Size



each team

10 Teams,(8-10 member each team)


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