Rules:

1. The Umpire shall be responsible for positioning the stake boats, which shall not be moved after the toss for choice of stations has taken place except with the agreement of both parties.
2. Each crew shall be attached to its stake boat five minutes before the official start time of each race: lateness renders a crew liable to the award of a False Start from the Umpire. 3. If, once the Umpire has commenced the starting sequence, the Umpire considers that there has been a False Start the Umpire shall at once recall the crews to their stake boats and shall award a False Start to the offending crew. A crew with two False Starts shall be disqualified.
4. A boat’s proper course is such that it will enable it to reach the winning post in the shortest possible time.
5. In the event of a serious or deliberate foul the Umpire shall disqualify the offending crew without waiting for a claim. The Umpire may do this at once or at any later time up to or immediately after the end of the race.
(Note: This means that the Umpire may delay this decision, either in the interests of safety, or see whether a foul has, in fact, influenced the result of the race).
6. Refusal to abide by the decision of the Umpire, or to follow the Umpire’s instructions, shall render a crew liable to disqualification.
7. In the race, each participant must pass over the hurdles, intentionally or accidentally knocking the hurdles will result in time addition.
(Note: For small hurdles addition of 5 seconds and for big hurdles addition of 10 seconds)
8. Participants must bring their respective boats with them and only arena/track will be provided by us.
9. ID card is Mandatory. If malpractices are found, the player will be disqualified.
10. Certificates will be provided to all participants.

Awards:

Solo
1st prize: 1000/-
2nd prize: 500/-

Group
1st prize: 1500/-
2nd prize: 700/-

Entry Fee:

Solo - 200/-
Group - 350/-


Faculty Coordinator : Dr. A Khalatkar
Student Coordinator : Vedant Talwekar (Mobile No : 9112486554)

Rules:

1. Competition will be held offline.
2. Only one entry per candidate is allowed. No group entries are allowed.
3. Plagiarism is not allowed.
4. Competition will be of two rounds. First round having 15 MCQ + pseudo code questions will be of 15 mins; last round will be of 20 mins having one problem statement for which you have to write a code
5. Students completing the maximum number of questions within less time will be qualified for the next round.
6. Winners will be declared by taking the number of correct questions attempted and the amount of time taken, under consideration.

Awards:

1st prize: 2000/-
2nd prize: 1000/-

Entry Fee:

Solo - 100/-


Faculty Coordinator : Prof P Parkhe
Student Coordinator : Faizan Khan (Mobile no.- 9158608068)

Rules:

1. Competition will be held on campus.
2. Only one entry per candidate is allowed. No group entries are allowed.
3. PCs will be provided to each participant.
4. Competition will be of two rounds (No. of rounds depends on participants). First-round will be an elimination round of 10 questions which will be of 45 seconds for each question. Candidates have to google the given questions as soon as possible. Difficulty level as per the rounds will increase.
5. Competition will be on the Kahoot platform, winners will be declared by taking the number of correct questions attempted and amount of time taken, under consideration.

Awards:

1st prize: 600/-
2nd prize: 400/-

Entry Fee:

Solo - 50/-


Faculty Coordinator : Prof R Nakhate
Student Coordinator : Mihir Bhoite (Mobile No : 9665008569)

Rules:

1. The software used in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (Steam Version)
2. It is a 5 (Five) Player Team Tournament
3. Each team must present 1 (one) leader. He/ she is responsible for his/her team and will be responsible for all communication with referees.
4. The tournament will be played with the following ruleset:
5. Substitutions are not applicable, registered 5 must play through the duration of the tournament.
6. The first team to win 16 rounds will be declared the victor of the match and will advance
7. The map each team will play will be picked through a map veto.
   a. Rounds: 30 Rounds (Fifteen as each side[Terrorists & Counter-Terrorists])
  b. Victory Conditions: The first team to win 16 rounds wins the map and the round is over immediately.
   c. Each individual round is 1:45 in duration
   d. Starting side will be chosen by a knife round.
   e. In case of a tie after the end of the regulation rounds (15-15), 6 extra rounds will be played. 3 rounds as Terrorists and 3 rounds as Counter-Terrorists. The first team to win 4 rounds
 wins the map. [Repeat if necessary]
8. No outside applications/executables / DLLs / workshop items, read _ANY_ method of gaining an advantage over the other team is allowed in the tournament.
9. Players not ready within 15 minutes (outside technical issues handled by an NWES TO) of their match will forfeit that match.
   • Match Procedures
   • Match Start / Punctuality – All matches should start as stated on the tournament schedule. Any changes of the time must be accepted by the Tournament Admins. All Teams and Players in a match should be on the server and ready to go at the latest fifteen (15)minutes before the start of the match.
   • Request a New Game Server – Teams must report game server issues no later than five (5) minutes before the scheduled start time of the match.
   • Game-Specific Rules
   • Game version – The tournament will use the latest available version of the game client.
   • Anti-Cheat – Tournament servers will be VAC enabled and will require VAC enabled clients. If a player is VAC banned then they are not allowed to take part in a match.
   • In-Game chat – It is not allowed to write about things that are not directly related to the match in the in-game chat. This is including but is not limited to discussion of the technical issues and any sort of advertisement.
   • Scripts – All scripts are illegal except for buy, toggle, demo scripts. A team may be penalized for having forbidden scripts in their configuration file, regardless of whether it was in use.
   • Match Procedures
   • Match Breaks – Teams will have at least 10 minutes of a break between matches and 8 minutes between maps. The exact times will be communicated by the tournament administration. There are no breaks at half times.
   • Number of Players – All matches have to be played with five players per team (5vs5), other constellations are not allowed. If a team fails to show up with enough players, the match will count as a no-show.
   • Match Interruptions – If a match is interrupted for any reason due to any technical error, then the match will be restarted.
   • The matches will not be stopped and/or rounds will not be restored or re-played in cases where it is clearly a participant’s fault (e.g. mis-buying a weapon).
   • Use of Bugs and Glitches
   • The intentional use of any bugs, glitches, or errors in the game is forbidden.

Awards:

1st prize: 1500/-
2nd prize: 1000/-

Entry Fee:

Solo - 50/-


Faculty Coordinator : Prof G R Talmale
Student Coordinator : Nikhil Barapatre (Mobile No : 9359222364)

Rules:

1. Group of two students will participate.
2. One of the participants will be blindfolded.
3. The blindfolded participant has to drive the toy car.
4. The other participant guides his/her teammate.
5. Fastest team will win.
6. Else those who cover the maximum distance will win.
7. Instructor can only use a given set of commands(eg. Up, Down, Right, Left), other than this will result in a penalty.
8. If the ring above the car touches the wire then it will activate the alarm and the instructor will get a shock.
9. The penalty of 5 sec for a single touch.
10. The penalty of 5 sec if a car goes out of track.

Awards:

1st prize: 1000/-
2nd prize: 500/-

Entry Fee:

Group of 2 - 100/-


Faculty Coordinator : Prof S. Dudhe
Student Coordinator : Harshal Tiple (Mobile no.- 8149933903 )

Rules:

1. Anti-Cheat No additional anti-cheat is required for official matches.
2. Match Procedure
2.1. Series Lengths Matches are played as a best of 1 series for the Regular season and as a best of 3 series during the Playoffs and Finals
2.2. Game Settings
The home team will host the lobby and invite the away team.
• Lobby: Custom (closed)
• Mode: Standard
• Allow Cheats: Off
• Tournament Mode: On
• Overtime Win by Two: On
• The away team will choose which team starts off as attack and defense
In the event that an incorrect ruleset is loaded on the server, the match should be stopped and reset. Previously played rounds with the incorrect format will not count towards the match outcome.

Awards:

1st prize: 5000/-
2nd prize: 2500/-

Entry Fee:

Group of 5 - 250/-


Faculty Coordinator : Dr S Khandelwal
Student Coordinator : Om Sadan (Mobile no.- 7620823875)

Rules:

1. The Winner will be the player who reaches the end of the maze in the quickest time.
2. There will be 2 rounds. The top 5 participants will get selected for the final round.
3. Individual Entries Only (No Teams Allowed)
4. Any misbehavior will lead to disqualification from the competition.
5. Decisions taken by the judge will be final and binding for all.
6. Problem statement is subject to change which would be updated if required.

Awards:

Solo
1st prize: 300/-
2nd prize: 200/-

Group:
1st prize: 500/-
2nd prize: 400/-

Entry Fee:

Solo - 50/-
Group of 2 - 50/-


Faculty Coordinator : Dr. S Khubalkar
Student Coordinator : Sarthak Thombre (Mobile no.- 9730605321)

Rules:

1. Robots will be provided by college itself.
2. The Robot has to complete the track in least possible time.
3. All the tracks(black) will be shown at the time of competition.
4. Maximum 2 touches will be allowed for each round. ( Each touch make 5 sec penalty.)
5. Winners will be decided based upon the scores (least time taken) with minimum number of penalties made.
6. In case of any tie ups, winners will be decided based on minimum number of errors.In case of any tie-ups, winners will be decided based on the minimum number of errors.

Awards:

Group : 1st prize: 1000/-
2nd prize: 500/-

Entry Fee:

Group - 200/-


Faculty Coordinator : Prof R Hiware
Student Coordinator : Riya Kumari (Mobile no.- 8767956231)

Rules:

1. Participant with the most correct answers wins.
2. Quiz will be conducted on Kahoot.
3. Bring your own Laptops.

Awards:

1st prize: 300/-
2nd prize: 200/-

Entry Fee:

Solo - 50/-


Faculty Coordinator : Prof H W Wankhade
Student Coordinator : Abhishith Thul (Mobile no.- 7020609929)

Rules:

1. Competition will be held offline.
2. Only one entry per candidate is allowed. No group entries are allowed.
3. Plagiarism is not allowed.
4. Competition will be of three rounds. First-round having 10 questions will be 15 mins; the second round having 5 questions will be of 10 mins and the last round will be 5 mins having one question only.
5. Students completing the maximum number of questions within less time will be qualified for the next round.
6. Winners will be declared by taking the number of correct questions attempted and the amount of time taken, under consideration.

Awards:

1st prize: 2000/-
2nd prize: 1000/-

Entry Fee:

Solo - 100/-


Faculty Coordinator : Prof P Parkhe
Student Coordinator : Faizan Khan (Mobile No : 9158608068)

About Event

The participants have to build and bring their robots. One-on-one fights will be conducted. The judge will score their scorecard based on the damage and control of the robot. Participants are not allowed to use cutter/blades in their robots. Hammer will be allowed in the competition. .

Specifications :-

   • Robots per Event: Two
   • Length of Event: 3 minutes
   • Robot Weight Range: Max weight 50 kg.
   • Robot Dimensions: Any
   • Robot Control: Autonomous and Remote-control
   • Engineering Principles: Mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, machining, pneumatics and hydraulics control, and computer science (for autonomy classes.)
   • Event Summary: Two robots compete in a head-to-head match following the basics of boxing. Rob .

Rules:

1. The participants must bring the robots on their own.
2. Each Fight is a total of 3 minutes long.
3. The judge will score their scorecard based on damage and control on the robot
4. All participants build and operate robots at their own risk. Combat robotics is inherently dangerous. Please take care to not hurt yourself or others when building, testing, and competing.
5. Participants are not allowed to use cutter/blades/fire in the robot. Hammer and claws will be allowed in the competition.

Awards:

1st prize: 3000/-
2nd prize: 2000/-

Entry Fee:

Solo - 1000/-


Faculty Coordinator : Dr. Anand Babu Kotta
Student Coordinator : Sahil Waghmare (Mobile No : 9673378863)

About Event

The participants have to bring the components for the model making. They are supposed to make a model using mechanical and electronics concepts/devices. Participants will be given time to make their models and they will be asked questions regarding their work. .

Rules:

1. Maximum 3 participants in a group (consist of any department).
2. Entry fee for a group is 1500.
3. Models will be working such as(IoT, programming, mechanics, electronics, etc…) model.
4. Bring your own components for making models.
5. Time will be given for making models.
6. Bring a laptop for ppt presentation.
7. Certificates will be provided to all of the participants.
8. Maximum time allotted 10 minutes (7 minutes presentation +3 minutes Q & A)
9. PowerPoint presentation for the model consists of the slide must include-
    • Introduction
    • Methodology
    • Principle of operation
    • Components used
    • Cost of components
    • Application of model(video)

Awards:

1st prize: 5000/-
2nd prize: 3500/-

Entry Fee:

Group - 1500/-


Faculty Coordinator : Dr. S. M. Ramteke
Student Coordinator : Srushti Pawar (Mobile No : 9890944028)

About Event

Brief about the event: - Imaginaria is the demand to participate in the process of cinematic language mutations that redefine the future. This event is about creating a minimum of 30 seconds of video on “Metaverse”. The video will be judged on the basis of creativity, morality, and uniqueness.
Total number of rounds: - 1 .

Rules:

1. Participants need to bring their own Mobiles/ Laptops.
2. Video / Short Film must be created during the allotted 2 hours.
3. Video must not be recorded on camera/phone/webcam.
4. Participants can use any software for creating videos. License for any platform will not be provided.
5. The video should be the participant's original work.
6. A Digital HD file (720p/1080p – H.264 – H.265 – MOV – MP4) must be submitted at the end of the competition.
7. The videos will be judged on the basis of creativity, morality, and uniqueness.

Awards:

1st prize: 800/-
2nd prize: 500/-

Entry Fee:

Solo - 50/-


Faculty Coordinator : Prof Roshni Bhave
Student Coordinator : Dhnyanesh Gajbhiye (Mobile no.- 7038979785)

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Rules:

1. Event will be conducted in online mode at quizizz.com
2. Entire competition will be conducted under the supervision of volunteers and any insolvency towards volunteers will result in disqualification.
3. Participants must bring their own mobiles or laptop.
4. Entry fees for the competition are 100/- per participant.
5. Only the first 100 entries will be considered. No. of the questions in the competition will be 20-25 from easy to hard level.
6. Timing of the competition will be 45 min.
7. Winner of this event will get 1000/- as a prize.
8. During the competition switching of tabs or any other type of malpractice is strictly illicit; doing so will result in disqualification.

Awards:

1st prize: 1000/-
2nd prize: 700/-

Entry Fee:

Solo - 100/-


Faculty Coordinator :Dr. Kamalakar Nandekar
Student Coordinator : Isha Soni (Mobile no.- 7067335948)

About Event

Love playing games? Sign up for the Online Multiplayer Battle Royale of BGMI (Battle Grounds Mobile India).
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Rules:

1. Players are required to play on their mobile devices only.
2. Any person responsible for Cheating or using any Hacks will be disqualified with no refund.

Awards:

1st prize: 1600/-
2nd prize: 1000/-

Entry Fee:

Group - 120/-


Faculty Coordinator : Dr. S.Kediya
Student Coordinator : Noopur Thorat (Mobile no.- 7447448000)

Rules:

1. The quiz will be having two rounds- • An online Kahoot quiz. • A live quiz.
2. Questions will be displayed on the projector screen for Round 1.
3. Top 10 participants from round 1 will be promoted to round 2.
4. For Round 2 five random pairs of two would be made and a live quiz would be conducted.

Awards:

1st prize: 1000/-
2nd prize: 500/-

Entry Fee:

Solo - 50/-


Faculty Coordinator : Prof Archna Deshpande
Student Coordinator : Avnish Diwan (Mobile no.- 9699780602)

Rules:

1. Competition will be according to the slot.
2. Competition will be time-restricted.
3. There should be a group of 4 students.

4. Materials will be provided by the college.
5. Limited sticks will be given.
6. Time limit.
7. Judge's decision will be the final decision.
8. Winner will be awarded the cash prize.

Awards:

1st prize: 1000/-
2nd prize: 500/-

Entry Fee:

Group - 200/-


Faculty Coordinator : Dr. A. R Nardey
Student Coordinator : Suraj Dubey (Mobile No : 8169738618)

Rules:

1. You may use only the materials supplied. You may break the Popsicle sticks if so desired, but no replacements will be provided and no cutting devices will be allowed.
2. The base of the tower cannot be glued to the table to flow or any other surface or object.
3. Your tower may not touch anything except the base that you build it on.
4. You are allowed to use as much of the glue you are given, but no more.
5. You can use up to 90 craft sticks, but you do not need to use them all.
6. The minimum height of a tower is approximately 40 cm. The width of the base of the tower should be 10 cm, the Middle portion of the tower should be 6 cm and the top portion of the tower should be 2 cm.
7. You will have exactly 2:00 hours to build your tower. (Hint: get started right away; don’t waste too much time planning.) 8. No coaching will be allowed.
9. Height will be measured once at the end of the building time. Your tower must stand.
10. If your tower does not stand then you will NOT have an opportunity to modify your tower.

Awards:

Solo
1st prize: 700/-
2nd prize: 500/-

Group
1st prize: 1000/-
2nd prize: 700/-

Entry Fee:

Solo - 100/-
Group - 200/-


Faculty Coordinator : Dr. Hasim Ali Khan
Student Coordinator : Shubham Hatzade (Mobile No : 8378958262)

Rules:

1. Images or logos of different companies/brands will be shown
2. Everyone has to guess the name of the company/brand
3. Quiz will be taken on the Kahoot platform.
4. In the first round every team will get a chance to answer.
5. After conducting the first round we will be conducting the semifinal, quarterfinal, and final.
6. First and second prizes will be allotted to the finalist.

Awards:

Solo
1st prize: 300/-
2nd prize: 200/-

Entry Fee:

Solo - 30/-


Faculty Coordinator : Prof Shayan Shaw
Student Coordinator : Mohit Meshram (Mobile No : 9890110613)

Rules:

1. Contraption basically means the models which depict the chain reaction using mechanical or any other engineering means.
2. Each reaction is a simple task that will trigger the next, for example, a row of dominos, a well-calculated swinging object, or a ball rolling down a ramp.
3. Participant teams will not be provided with any material to build the model.
4. Models should be judged on the basis of proper working, Uniqueness, and the components used.
5. Five minutes will be given to present the model
6. Prize will be given to 1 model in the core technical domain and 1 model in the general domain.
7. Participation entry fees will be Rs 100/- per person.
8. Winners in technical and non-technical domains both will get the prizes as Rs 1000/- each.
9. Models should be built in the specific area provided.
10. All students should follow the basic code of conduct.

Awards:

1st prize: 1000/-
2nd prize: 500/-

Entry Fee:

Tech & Non-Tech 500/-


Faculty Coordinator : Prof S Sorte
Student Coordinator : Ruchika Moon (Mobile No : 8956867816)

Rules:

1. A ball will be placed at the center position on the arena before every start of the match.
2. Every match Time limit is 10 minutes only after it 5 entries (goal to do each team if tie & time laps)
3. Participants can drive, push or hit the ball into the opponent of the goalposts as per rule without breaking the arena, rob wire, any other material provided during the match.
4. Points = the number of goals, if goal ties then every team gets 3 goals to do from their position only in one attempt.
5. If the ball is hit out of the arena, the respective team will be eliminated from the match.
6. Driving the ball intentionally towards the opponent leads to a foul.
7. TOSS will be provided in case of any tie.
8. Two participants will be registered at a time, no fee will be returned once registered or if you have another event on the same day and level 1, level 2, level 3 can get a certificate only. Only the grand match winner will get the first position and the runner-up gets the second position.
9. If you’re not present for the next level match your name will be disqualified and not allowed to play further.
10. Name will be announced only once as the final call.

Awards:

1st prize: 1000/-
2nd prize: 500/-

Entry Fee:

Group 200/-


Faculty Coordinator : Dr. N Wayawhare
Student Coordinator : Pranay Kadwe (Mobile No : 7620028322)

Rules:

1. There will be a total of 3 rounds.
2. Around 1/4th of the total number of teams participating in the first round, who are able to decode the clue first and find the correct answer will be the winners of the 1 st round and will go to the second round.
3. Around 1/2 of the total number of teams competing in the second round, who are able to decode the clue first and find the correct answer will be the winners of the 2nd round and will go to the 3rd round.
4. The 3rd round will be the final round and will decide the winning team.

5. The difficulty level of the clues will increase with each round.
6. There will be one winning team and one runner-up.
7. There should be two members in a group.

Awards:

1st prize: 2000/-
2nd prize: 1500/-

Entry Fee:

Group 400/-


Faculty Coordinator : Dr W Patil
Student Coordinator : Samruddhi Shende (Mobile No : 7709911063)

Rules:

1. The countdown timer on the homepage will mention the time for the test to begin.
2. The test will be LIVE for a limited time only.
3. The winning criteria are to get the minimum wrong words in the least amount of time.
4. One registration equals One attempt at the test.

5. 5-sec penalty for each spelling mistake.
6. Based on the number of attempts a student has, he/she can use all attempts in one test or distribute the attempts over subsequent tests.
7. If multiple attempts are made for the same test, the best attempt will be taken into consideration.
8. All decisions, judgments & results are Final.
9. What is the tie-breaking rule?
    • If the same WPM: the highest CPM wins.
    • If the same CPM: the lowest wrong words wins.
    • If the same CPM/wrong words: the lowest corrections wins.
    • If the same CPM/wrong words/corrections: the earliest test taken

Wins:

Website 10fastfingers.com

Awards:

1st prize: 750/-
2nd prize: 500/-

Entry Fee:

Solo 50/-


Faculty Coordinator : Prof S Chaudhari
Student Coordinator : Prathamesh Kuite (Mobile No : 7350383686)

Rules:

• Player with the maximum number of kills will win.
• There will be 8 players in one round.
• 2 rounds player has to win to be the winner.
How to Play: Drive your go-kart, pick up weapons, and blow up other karts to win!
Pick up weapons: Drive over the boxes containing question marks to pick up random weapons and power-ups. You’ll find anything from invincibility to missiles, machine guns, and mines. Get in your kart and cause some chaos!

Rules for Chain Reaction: • The gameplay takes place on an m×n board.
• All cells are initially empty. The Red and the Green player take turns to place "orbs" of their corresponding colors. The Red player can only place a (red) orb in an empty cell or a cell that already contains one or more red orbs.
• When a red cell explodes and there are green cells around, the green cells are converted to red and the other rules of explosions still follow.
• The winner is the one who eliminates every other player's orbs.

Awards:

1st prize: 500/-
2nd prize: 300/-

Entry Fee:

Solo - 50/-


Faculty Coordinator : Prof D Sharma
Student Coordinator : Adarsh Suryavanshi (Mobile no.- 7666230429)

Rules:

1. There will be 4 members in one group.
2. We’ll have 1-minute show-type competitions in that.
3. Participation Certificate will be provided.
4. 1st round will be on Blind Retriever- in that, two people will be blindfolded and two will navigate them to complete the counts in one minute.
5. 2nd round will be on a minefield- two people will be blindfolded and two will navigate them to complete the task in one minute
6. 3rd round will be on an Air balloon- keep the balloon in the air without touch by blowing air using props as much as possible for time.

Awards:

1st prize: 750/-
2nd prize: 500/-

Entry Fee:

Group 200/-


Faculty Coordinator : Dr. P. Jumle
Student Coordinator : Kashad Kamdi (Mobile No : 9518381685)

Rules:

1. Competition will be held offline.
2. Only one entry per candidate is allowed. No group entries are allowed.
3. Materials should be brought by the participants.
4. The time limit allotted for the competition will be 10mins.

Awards:

1st prize: 600/-
2nd prize: 400/-

Entry Fee:

Solo 50/-


Faculty Coordinator : Prof S Katre
Student Coordinator : Khushal Sahu (Mobile No : 7775946840)