PARICHAY 3.0

THINK TANK(Ideathon)

• Event Themes Overview:
  1. Healthcare:
     • AI-driven diagnostics and predictive healthcare solutions.
     • Telemedicine and remote health monitoring for better accessibility.
     • Mental health and wellness platforms using AI and digital tools.
     • Affordable and technology-driven solutions for inclusive healthcare.
  2. Finance:
     • AI-powered tools for smarter budgeting, investing, and fraud detection.
     • Blockchain-based security and decentralized finance (DeFi) innovations.
     • Digital banking and financial literacy platforms for financial inclusion.
     • Sustainable finance solutions promoting ethical and green investments.
  3. Gamification of Cybersecurity:
     • Interactive simulations and games to teach cybersecurity best practices.
     • AI-driven security awareness training to detect phishing and online threats.
     • Gamified platforms to encourage safe online behavior and digital hygiene.
     • Cyberattack simulation challenges to improve real-world security skills.
• General Instructions:
  • Teams should consist of 2 to 4 members. A participant can only be part of one team.
  • Teams are encouraged to have diverse skill sets (e.g., coding, design, business, etc.) to enrich the ideation process.
  • Participants should carry their own laptops.
  • Each team will be given 10 minutes for presentation, and 5 minutes for Q&A. Please ensure that you present within the time limit.
  • Themes are mentioned above, so each team should select one theme and prepare the slides beforehand. Time will not be given to prepare the slides on the event day.
  • Prototypes or working models are encouraged; however, they are not mandatory.
  • Judging criteria will be based on problem statement, innovation, impact, feasibility, and presentation skills.

  For more details contact coordinators: Dimple ph 96119 97366

TREASURE HUNT

1. Team Formation
   • Each team must consist of 4 members.
   • No team member changes are allowed after registration.
   • Each team must have a designated leader for communication purposes.
2. Game Structure
   • The treasure hunt consists of 6 clues leading to the final treasure.
   • Each clue must be solved before proceeding to the next location.
   • Teams must follow the sequence of clues—skipping clues is not allowed.
   • The first team to find the final treasure wins.
3. Time Limit
   • The event will run from 11AM to 2PM.
   • Teams must return to the starting point if they fail to complete within the given time.
4. Rules During the Hunt
   • Teams must not tamper with, remove, or destroy clues meant for others.
   • Use of mobile phones, the internet, or external help is strictly prohibited unless stated otherwise.
   • No splitting up—team members must stay together throughout the hunt.
5. Conduct & Fair Play
   • Any team found cheating, misbehaving, or obstructing other teams will be disqualified immediately.
   • Respect public/private property and follow all local laws.
   • Any disputes will be resolved by the event organizers, and their decision will be final.
6. Safety Guidelines
   • Teams must not engage in any dangerous or illegal activities while searching for clues.
   • Follow event-specific health and safety guidelines.
   • If any team member gets injured, notify event organizers immediately.
7. Disqualification Criteria
   • Skipping clues or taking shortcuts that violate the rules.
   • Tampering with another team's progress.
   • Misbehavior with event staff, other participants, or the public.
   • Using unauthorized assistance or electronic devices .
8. Prizes & Results
   • Prizes will be awarded to the first [Specify number] teams that complete the hunt successfully.
   • If no team completes within the time limit, the team with the most clues solved wins.
   • In case of a tie, the team with the fastest time will be declared the winner.
9. Organizer's Decision
   • The event organizers' decision is final and binding in all matters related to the event.
   • Any rule violation or unfair behavior will result in immediate disqualification.

   For more details contact coordinators: Ivin ph 74835 88146

MOCK INTERVIEW COMPETITION

1. Eligibility
   • Open to all students of TJIT.
   • Participants must register before the deadline to be eligible.
   • Only individual participation is allowed.
2. Competition Format
   • Round 1: Preliminary Round (Screening Round)
     • Format: A one-on-one mock interview with basic HR and general aptitude questions.
     • Duration: 5-10 minutes per participant.
     • Evaluation Areas:
       • Confidence & Communication
       • Clarity of Thought
       • Basic HR and Behavioral Skills
     • Shortlisting: Based on performance, top participants will qualify for the Final Round.
   • Round 2: Final Round (Advanced Interview)
     • Format: A technical and behavioral interview with industry-relevant questions.
     • Duration: 15-20 minutes.
     • Evaluation Areas:
       • Technical Knowledge
       • Problem-Solving & Logical Thinking
       • Stress Handling & Decision-Making
       • Professionalism & Overall Impact
3. Judging Criteria
   • Communication Skills (clarity, confidence, articulation).
   • Technical Knowledge (relevant to their field of study).
   • Problem-Solving & Decision-Making (handling case scenarios).
   • Professionalism & Body Language (posture, eye contact, attire).
   • Response Quality & Adaptability (logical and structured answers).
4. General Rules
   • Punctuality: Participants must arrive 10 minutes before their scheduled interview slot. Latecomers may be disqualified.
   • Dress Code: Formal/Business attire is mandatory.
   • Prohibited Actions:
     • Use of mobile phones, cheat sheets, or AI tools during the interview.
     • Seeking assistance from faculty or peers during the competition.
     • Any form of misconduct, inappropriate behavior, or disruption will result in disqualification.
   • The decision of the judges is final and cannot be challenged.

   For more details contact coordinators: Sylvia ph 77362 15631

BYTE BOUNTY (Battle of Innovation)⚔

1. General Rules
   • Team Composition: Each team must consist of 2-4 members. No individual participation is allowed.
   • Eligibility: Open to all engineering students. Participants must register their teams before the deadline.
   • Punctuality: Teams must report 15 minutes before the scheduled start time of each round. Late arrivals will be disqualified.
   • Fair Play: Any form of cheating, plagiarism, or external assistance will result in immediate disqualification.
   • Respect & Conduct: Participants must maintain professional conduct. Any misconduct, arguments with judges, or disruption will lead to penalty points or disqualification.
   • Decision Authority: Judges' decisions are final and binding in all rounds. No appeals will be entertained.
2. Round 1: The Problem Statement Challenge
   • Objective: Identify and propose a real-world tech problem.
   • Rules:
     • Teams will be given 8 minutes to brainstorm and select their problem statement.
     • The problem must be related to AI, cybersecurity, sustainability, robotics, or emerging technology.
     • Each team will get 2 minutes to present their problem to the judges.
     • The presentation must include:
       • Clear problem definition
       • Why it is important?
       • Potential impact
     • Use of pre-prepared material is NOT allowed. Teams must come up with their ideas on the spot.
     • Judges will evaluate based on relevance, clarity, uniqueness, and impact.
   • Outcome: Top teams will proceed to Round 2.
3. Round 2: The Catapult Engineering Challenge
   • Objective: Build a functional catapult using given materials and test its efficiency.
   • Rules:
     • Teams will receive the following materials:
       • Ice cream sticks
       • Rubber bands
     • No additional materials can be used.
     • Build Time: Each team will have 15 minutes to construct their catapult.
     • Testing Phase: Each team gets 3 attempts to launch a small object.
     • The launch will be measured based on distance and accuracy to the target.
     • Scoring criteria:
       • Distance (longest valid launch counts)
       • Accuracy (closest to target gets more points)
       • Stability & creativity of the design
   • Outcome: Best-performing teams will move to the Final Round.
4. Final Round: The Ultimate Tech Debate
   • Objective: Teams debate a randomly assigned tech topic with a randomly assigned stance (FOR or AGAINST).
   • Rules:
     • Topic Assignment: Each team will receive a surprise debate topic related to emerging technologies, ethics, or future innovations.
     • Stance Assignment: Teams will be randomly assigned either FOR or AGAINST the topic. They cannot change their stance.
     • Preparation Time: Teams get 5 minutes to prepare their arguments.
     • Debate Structure:
       • Opening Argument: 2 minutes per team
       • Rebuttal Round: 1 minute per team
       • Final Statement: 30 seconds per team
     • Judging Criteria:
       • Strength of arguments
       • Technical accuracy
       • Persuasiveness and clarity
     • No personal attacks or offensive remarks – violations will result in immediate disqualification.
     • Audience members must remain silent during the debate. Disruptions will lead to penalties for the respective team.
   • Outcome: The team with the highest score wins the title of 'BYTE BOUNTY (Battle of Innovation)⚔️'!

   For more details contact coordinators: Prathibha ph: 93804 45152

GAME DEBUGGING

1. General Guidelines
   • Participants must identify and fix bugs in the provided game code within the given time frame.
   • The debugging challenge may include:
     • Logic errors
     • Syntax errors
     • Performance issues
     • Gameplay glitches
   • All participants must use the designated development environment and tools provided by the organizers.
2. Eligibility & Participation
   • The event is open to individuals or teams (as specified by the organizers).
   • Participants should have prior knowledge of game development and debugging techniques.
   • Any external assistance, including AI tools (if restricted), must be approved by the organizers.
3. Debugging Process
   • Participants will receive buggy game code at the start of the challenge.
   • They must analyze the errors and provide:
     • Corrected code
     • Explanation of their fixes
   • Debugging should be performed efficiently without altering intended game mechanics (unless specified).
   • The use of print/debugging statements is allowed but must be removed before final submission.
4. Tools & Resources
   • Only permitted programming languages and game engines (e.g., Unity, Unreal, Godot) can be used.
   • Internet access may be restricted, depending on event rules.
   • Documentation and reference materials may be allowed (check with organizers).
5. Evaluation Criteria
   • Bug Fixing Accuracy – Successfully resolving the given issues.
   • Code Efficiency – Writing optimized and clean code.
   • Game Functionality – Ensuring the game works as intended without introducing new bugs.
   • Explanation & Documentation – Providing clear reasoning for each fix.
   • Time Management – Completing debugging within the allocated time.
6. Disqualification Criteria
   • Submitting plagiarized or pre-debugged solutions.
   • Making unauthorized modifications to game mechanics (unless specified).
   • Using prohibited external tools or assistance.
   • Violating event decorum or engaging in unfair practices.
7. Submission & Judging
   • All solutions must be submitted before the deadline.
   • Judges will review submissions based on the evaluation criteria.
   • The decision of the judges will be final and binding.

   For more details contact coordinators: Ryan ph 94951 90543