Race the clock across three rounds — from MCQ screening to a live on-stage coding finale. Swing through algorithms at lightning pace. Building Rules Carry your college ID card at all times inside the venue Entry is restricted to registered participants, volunteers, judges and faculty coordinators No food or beverages inside the venue — water bottles are permitted Sit at your allotted system; swapping seats without permission isn't allowed Maintain silence during Rounds 1 and 2 Winning Criteria Correctness of Output Is the Primary Criterion Every Round Submission Time Is the Tiebreaker when Scores Are Equal Rounds 2 and 3 Use Points-Per-Problem Scoring with A Time Penalty for Incorrect Submissions Code Efficiency Counts as Bonus Points in The Final Round Highest Cumulative Score After Round 3 Wins General Rules Open to All Registered Students — Solo or Team of 2 One Entry per Person, Across Teams Report to The Venue at Least 15 Minutes Before the Start Round Cutoffs Are Announced Before Each Round Begins The Event May Run 2 Rounds Instead of 3 if Registrations Are Low Event specific Round 1 — Screening: Mcq Only, 20–25 Minutes; Top 40–50% Advance Round 2 — Core Coding: 45 Minutes, 3 Problems of Increasing Difficulty; Top 5–8 Advance Round 3 — Finale: Live, On-Stage, with A Projected Leaderboard and A Possible Live Debugging Challenge Languages Allowed: C, C++, Java, Python Code of Conduct No Internet Access During Coding Rounds Except Official Documentation, if Specified No Ai Coding Tools of Any Kind, at Any Point No Code Sharing or Plagiarism — Finalists Undergo Manual Review Any Malpractice Means Instant Disqualification, with No Prior Warning Venue & Timing I11 — Loyola-ICAM College of Engineering and Technology, Loyola College Campus, Nungambakkam, Chennai – 600034 9:30 Am – 12:00 Pm
Venue
Loyola-ICAM College of Engineering and Technology
Chennai, India