A high-stakes mathematical and logical reasoning competition. Navigate live leaderboards, time-decay scoring multipliers, and strategic power-ups through speed-based qualifiers and a relay stage, culminating in a chaotic, split-track Grand Finale of spatial optimization and dynamical systems.
Event Details Mode: Offline (Live device submission and projected simulations).
Scope: External Event (Open to all).
Team Size: Exactly 4 members.
Dates: November 14th, 2026 (Day 2). Rules & Eligibility
Eligibility Criteria: Open to all students interested in Mathematics.
Event Rules: A fast-paced team competition built around maths, logic, speed, and strategy. Compete in a team of 4 through multiple rounds of quick challenges, team relays, power-ups, and live leaderboard action. Round 1 — WizTime &
Math Rally: Race the clock. Solve smart. Pass the challenge. Keep the momentum. Round 2 —
Level Up: Tougher questions. Power-ups. A leaderboard that can change in seconds. Round 3 —
Grand Finale: The best teams face one final challenge where maths, simulation, creativity, and teamwork come together. Think you’ve got the numbers? Prove it. Submission & Evaluation
Submission Criteria: Rounds 1 and 2 are handled dynamically via the event platform with sequential locks. Round 3 requires final parameters, spatial volumes, and structural designs to be submitted directly to the judges.
Rounds 1 & 2: Ranked strictly by accumulated points, demanding mathematical speed, precision, and strategic resource management.
Round 3: Evaluated on the efficiency of numerical optimization (lowest accumulated separation in the pendulum predictions) and the mathematical validity of the spatial design (lowest stowed volume for the satellite payload).
Note: Failure to provide the required information in the specified format may lead to disqualification.
Venue
IIIT-Bangalore (Extension Campus)- 65, off Hosa Road, Aishwarya Crystal Layout, Singasandra, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560114
Bangalore, India