Theme Innovate. Explore. Excel. Eligibility Open to Undergraduate and Postgraduate students from colleges across India Individual and Team participation based on event category Event Categories 1. Paper Presentation (Team: 1–3) Objective Technical knowledge and presentation skills. Topics (including, but not limited to): VLSI Embedded Systems AI/ML IoT & Robotics Communication Systems Renewable Energy Presentation Details PPT mandatory 7–8 minutes presentation 2–3 minutes Q&A Judging Criteria Innovation Technical content Response to questions Conclusion and relevance Rules Team size: 1–3 Maximum 15 slides Plagiarism leads to disqualification 2. Project Expo (Team: 1–3) Objective Innovation and practical implementation. Project Categories (including, but not limited to): Hardware Software IoT Robotics VLSI AI/ML Requirements Working model preferred Project abstract and report Demonstration mandatory Judging Criteria Novelty Technical complexity Functionality Industrial relevance Presentation and demonstration Rules Team size: 1–3 Ready-made commercial products are prohibited Safety precautions must be ensured 3. Silicon Sprint (Individual Participation) Objective Test VLSI fundamentals and programming ability. Round I – General Online Quiz Topics Digital Electronics CMOS Basics Verilog/SystemVerilog Semiconductor Fundamentals Timing Concepts STA Basics Format MCQ-based 20–30 questions 20 minutes Round II – Programming Round Topics Verilog Coding Combinational Circuits Sequential Circuits FSM Design Testbench Basics Evaluation Correctness Coding style Efficiency Round III – Rapid Fire (Final Selection) Format One-to-one questioning Short answer based Time-bound responses Topics VLSI concepts Industry trends Design and Verification Rules Individual participation only Use of mobile phones prohibited Decision of judges is final 4. Mind Masters (Individual Participation) Objective Assess analytical and communication skills. Round I – General Aptitude Test Topics Quantitative Aptitude Logical Reasoning Verbal Ability Data Interpretation Format MCQ Time-based Round II – Group Discussion Evaluation Parameters Communication skills Leadership Content and knowledge Teamwork Confidence Time management Rules English language preferred Respectful discussion No interruption of fellow participants 5. Webathon (Team: 1–3) Objective Assess web development and UI/UX skills. Problem Statement Theme or problem statement provided on the spot. Technologies Allowed HTML CSS JavaScript Bootstrap React (optional) Event Format Round I – Preliminary Screening Basic web development quiz Round II – Development Round Design and implement a website Round III – Presentation Explain features and architecture Judging Criteria UI/UX Design Responsiveness Functionality Creativity Code quality Innovation Rules Team size: 1–3 Internet access may be restricted Pre-built templates and copied code are prohibited Submission must be completed within the allotted time General Instructions Team members must complete individual registration After registration, payment must also be completed Teams can be formed on the day of the event A common community group will be created and shared via the registration confirmation mail for updates and announcements The jury’s decision will be final and binding Food and refreshments will be provided Participants will not be permitted to leave the campus under any condition Participants are advised to carry an extension box and other necessities as required Participants must bring their own water bottles, water refill facilities will be provided Further Instructions Detailed schedules, venue information, reporting time, and any additional guidelines will be communicated through the official WhatsApp group Participants are requested to join the WhatsApp group immediately after registration and regularly check for updates Any changes regarding the event format, timings, or announcements will be shared only through the WhatsApp group