REGULATION SHEET
Fair Play. Limitless Logic.
Please read through our structural frameworks and compliance guidelines meticulously before your development sprints begin.
View Schedule1. Team Formation & Composition
- Teams must consist of exactly 2 to 4 members. Dual institutional affiliations in one team are strictly prohibited.
- Undergraduate and postgraduate students enrolled in accredited institutions worldwide are eligible to register.
- Each team must nominate a single Lead Captain who will manage the central Git repository and submissions.
2. Coding & Technical Standards
- All conceptual development, writing of code, and deployment of APIs must happen exclusively within the designated 24 hours of the event.
- Pre-existing proprietary codebases or third-party complete templates are strictly forbidden and will trigger immediate automatic disqualification.
- Standard libraries, cloud APIs, open-source modules, and public datasets are allowed provided they are transparently declared.
3. Submission Requirements
- Teams must submit a working GitHub repository with a README detailing the architecture, design models, APIs used, and local deployment instructions.
- A clean, structured presentation deck (maximum 8 slides) summarizing the product fit, target audience, and scaling mechanism must accompany the build.
- A 2-minute video pitch highlighting the core functionality and workflow must be rendered and uploaded.
4. Evaluation Matrix
Our prestigious jury assesses submissions using a balanced mathematical framework:
25%
Technical Rigor
25%
Innovation Scope
25%
Business Feasibility
25%
Pitch Execution
Ready to Enter the Arena?
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