Guidelines for Field Quest

1. The project should be based on a field survey.
2. A team can have a maximum of five members (including one mentor).
3. Each team has to bring a poster/flex to present their fieldwork/field project.
4. Dimension of the poster (3 feet x 2 feet; Height and Width respectively).
5. The following headings should be clearly mentioned in the Poster/Flex as per different categories:
   • Introduction, Objectives, Material methods, Salient features, Result, and Conclusions/Outcomes
   • Students can make color combinations according to their interest; make sure the words are visible.
   • Students can add images of projects/field/products, etc., for better understanding for each category.
6. Evaluation will be based on the novelty of work, complexity, clarity, feasibility, sustainability, and potential for future work progression.

Guidelines for Lab Innovate

1. Projects can be in the form of live demonstration/ models and should be based on innovative ideas.

2. During evaluation, the live projects should be in working condition.

3. A Team can have maximum five members (including one mentor).

4. Evaluation will be done on the basis of novelty of work, complexity, clarity, feasibility, sustainability and potential for future work progression.

Guidelines for Software Synergy

1. Students can develop website, mobile application, software etc.

2. Evaluation will be based on execution, novelty, feasibility and clarity of website, mobile application or software.

3. Students must bring their own laptops for displaying their projects.

4. A Team can have maximum five members (including one mentor).

5. Evaluation will be done on the basis of novelty of work, complexity, clarity, feasibility, sustainability and potential for future work progression.

Guidelines for Product Mania

1. The product must be an original creation of the participants.

2. Plagiarism or use of pre-existing commercial products is strictly prohibited.

3. Products should be designed to address a specific need, problem, or market gap.

4. The product can be a physical item or a prototype of a concept that has the potential for commercialization.

5. A working prototype /product must be displayed during the competition.

6. The prototype should be safe to handle and demonstrate.

7. Student can participate at any stage i.e. idea stage, MVP stage and Commercialization stage.

8. Evaluation will be done on the basis of novelty of work, complexity, clarity, feasibility, sustainability and potential for future work progression.