Gamers' Paradise

Game Development event

Topic: "Traffic/City" (Any one is to be chosen or both the themes can be combined)

Prelim Submission: A trailer of the game should be uploaded on YouTube and the link should be submitted.

Final Round: A total of 5 teams will be selected to present their game.

Students must bring a copy of their source code along with the game and a device to present their game.

MLG (Markians' League Gaming)

On-the-spot gaming event

Participants will compete in a game which will be declared on the spot.

All participating students are allowed to bring their own peripherals

such as controllers, gaming keyboards, mice, headsets, etc.

Web Coders

Website Designing event

Topic: "Reduce Carbon Footprints"

Prelim Submission: Students must submit a zipped version of their website online.

Final Round: A total of 10 teams will be selected for the final round where the students will have to create a new website based on a topic declared on the spot.

Time alloted for the final round is 90 Minutes.

Lights-Camera-Action

Movie Making event

Topic: "Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country"

Prelim Submission: The movie should be uploaded on YouTube and the link to the video along with

the participants’ details should be submitted.

Final Round: A total of 8 teams will be selected for the final round for the students to present their movie.

Movies should not be longer than 5 minutes.

Snapshot

Photo editing event

Topic: "Nanotechnology"

Prelim Submission: Participants are required to edit, combine and/or create images and

build a final composition which is to be submitted in jpg/png & psd formats

along with the participants’ details.

Final Round: A total of 12 teams will be selected for the final round.

In the final round, participants will be provided with the theme and

raw data on the spot, and will have to create their own composition.

Binary Masters

Programming event

Prelim Round: An online preliminary round will be held for all students

on CodeChef on 22nd November, 2017.

Final Round: The top 15 teams will be shortlisted for the Final Round.

The final round will be hands-on computers.

The participants will be given 120 minutes to solve problems.

The problems will encompass themes of logic, reasoning and math.

Design.apk

Android App Designing

Topic: "Health/Education/Tourism" (Any one is to be chosen)

Prelim Round: Participants are requested to submit their app source code

along with a YouTube Link to the app presentation video.

Final Round: The best 5 teams will be called for presenting their App.

Students who will be selected for the finals are required to present their app on
his/her own android device, along with a well-formatted hardcopy/softcopy of the source code.

Junior Techies

PowerPoint Presentation

Topic: "Outdoor Sports vs E-Sports"

Prelim Round: Participants will have to prepare an original presentation based on

the topic and submit it along with the participants' details.

Final Round: The best 12 teams will be selected for the final round.

Participants will required to create a presentation with the theme and raw data provided on the
spot in 90 Minutes.

No other media may be used; however participants are encouraged to write some of the text
themselves.

Creative Catchers

Brochure Designing

There is no preliminary round. The competition will be based on first come first serve basis.

Participants will be provided with the theme and raw data on the spot, and will have to create their own
composition within 120 Minutes.

Software Provided is Microsoft Publisher & Microsoft Word.

Imagica

Innovations

Students must think out of the box and use recyclable e-waste to make new products.

A maximum of one model can be submitted by each school.

The material used for the model should consist of computer junk.

Each team will be provided with a table and power supply to display their model.

Team members should be able to explain their model and answer the queries of the judges and students.

Minicomp Wizards

Arduino Application

Students must think out of the box and create something using the Arduino board.

A maximum of one model can be submitted by each school.

Participants are required to come along with all necessary equipment.

Each team will be provided with a table and power supply to display their model.

Team members should be able to explain their model and answer the queries of the judges and students.