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Avengers – Tech Assemble

An Avengers-inspired technical challenge that blends cryptography, coding, electronics, and problem-solving. Teams will journey through multiple missions—cracking codes, debugging Jarvis, deploying sensors, and integrating solutions—to save the world from Thanos.

Round 1:

Decrypt Loki’s Trick (Cryptography & Logic)

Loki has scrambled SHIELD’s secret messages. Teams must crack encrypted codes (Caesar cipher, Vigenère, Morse, Base64) to uncover clues and progress in the mission.

Round 2:

Jarvis’ Firewall (Coding + Debugging)

Jarvis’ system has been compromised. Participants solve coding challenges and debug faulty programs using Python/Java/C++.

Round 3:

Shield Protocol – Sensor Mission (Electronics + Arduino

Avengers deploy sensors to defend SHIELD’s base. Teams work with Arduino and sensors (ultrasonic, smoke, or temperature) to detect threats and demonstrate working prototypes.

Round 4:

Final Battle – Save the World (Integration + Problem-Solving)

The ultimate showdown against Thanos. Teams combine cryptography, coding, and logic to assemble the “Infinity Code.” The first to unlock it saves the world.

Pointers: 

Teams will be scored out of 100 points per round, with evaluation based on successful task completion and accuracy.

Point of Contacts: 

Keerthi: +91-9866733852
Manasvini: +91-7338448883

6

Members Per Team

4

Number of Rounds

Brain – O – Mania

Brain-o-Mania is a three-round science and math quiz event designed to test teamwork, knowledge, and quick thinking. From guessing words with creative hints to solving written problems and facing a rapid-fire quiz, participants will showcase both depth and speed in their problem-solving abilities.

Round 1:

Guess the Word

One teammate guesses the hidden science word while others provide creative hints within a time limit. Each correct guess earns points.

Round 2:

Written Examination

All teams take a 50-question, 1-hour written test covering core science and math concepts. This round carries the highest weightage for the final score.

Round 3:

Rapid Fire Quiz

Teams face an on-stage quick-response science quiz, answering as many questions as possible in 60–120 seconds to maximize their score.

Pointers: 

Scoring Breakdown: Round 1 – 20 marks (20%), Round 2 – 50 marks (50%), Round 3 – 30 marks (30%), for a total of 100 marks.

Point of Contacts: 

Shishira: +91-8688093162
Shashank: +91-9110711486

3 to 4

Members Per Team

3

Number of Rounds

Breakout

Breakout is an intense, escape-room style puzzle challenge where teams race against time to “defuse a bomb” by solving a series of logic, math, and tech-related puzzles. Collaboration is key, with one member acting as the defuser and the rest guiding as experts through puzzle manuals and clues.

Round 1:

Puzzle Modules (Qualifier)

Teams face a bomb with 3–4 puzzle modules, including logic puzzles, tech riddles, sequences, and color-coded wire-cut challenges. One teammate acts as the defuser while the rest guide using manuals. The bomb must be defused within 10 minutes.

Round 2:

Final Bomb Defusal (Advanced)

All teams take a 50-question, 1-hour written test covering core science and math concepts. This round carries the highest weightage for the final score.

Pointers: 

Scoring: +20 points per solved module, +5 points per unused minute, and a +15 bonus for a perfect clear without hints.

Point of Contacts: 

Pranav Krishna: +91-7019086624
Laavya Sri: +91-8885033475

3 to 4

Members Per Team

2

Number of Rounds

ENIGMA

Enigma is a fast-paced, puzzle-based challenge designed to test the logic, memory, and problem-solving skills of students. The event combines riddles, rapid memory tasks, and a hands-on puzzle-solving challenge, keeping participants engaged under time pressure.

Round 1:

Riddle & Logic Zone

In this round, teams will tackle a series of riddles, Sudoku, crosswords, and short logic puzzles. The challenges are designed to test your critical thinking, reasoning skills, and ability to work under time pressure. Quick thinking and teamwork will be key to solving as many problems as possible before time runs out.

Round 2:

Memory & Match

This round challenges your memory and association skills. Each team will be given 10 pairs — such as inventors and their inventions, scientists and their discoveries, or company logos and their industries. You must match each pair correctly within the time limit. Quick recall and sharp observation will help you excel in this round.

Round 3:

The 9-Piece Enigma Puzzle

Teams will receive a 9-piece puzzle that, when assembled, reveals a STEM-related image. After completing the puzzle, teams will answer a short bonus question related to the revealed concept. This round emphasizes teamwork, problem-solving, and strategic thinking under pressure. Completing it quickly and accurately can make the difference in overall ranking.

Pointers: 

All rounds will be judged based on accuracy and the time taken to solve riddles and puzzles.

Point of Contacts: 

Aneesh Sagar Reddy: +91-7259327006
Harshith Laxman: +91-8431351826

2 to 3

Members Per Team

3

Number of Rounds

Level Up Arena

A fun-filled STEM Carnival designed to test students’ mental skills, teamwork, accuracy, and quick thinking. Teams of three will move through four exciting levels, each getting progressively tougher. The event blends STEM knowledge with classic carnival-style challenges, ensuring both learning and fun.

Round 1:

Rubik’s Cube + STEM Quiz

One member solves one side of a Rubik’s Cube while the other two answer 8–10 STEM-based quiz questions. Performance is graded based on accuracy and teamwork.

Round 2:

Match the Following (Gaming Edition)

Teams are given 10 match-the-following puzzles related to gaming. The fastest team to solve them progresses with an advantage.

Round 3:

Classic Carnival Games

Participants test their accuracy and reflexes by throwing a ball into a basket and shooting with a Nerf gun—adding a fun and competitive twist.

Round 4:

The Final Challenge (Chess Battle)

Teams spin a wheel for a chance to place up to 3 chess pieces on a board. Once set, they battle it out in a mini chess showdown. The last team standing wins the key to unlock a treasure chest filled with chocolates.

Pointers: 

All rounds will be judged based on accuracy and the time taken to solve riddles and puzzles.

Point of Contacts: 

Aneesh Sagar Reddy: +91-7259327006
Harshith Laxman: +91-8431351826

2 to 3

Members Per Team

3

Number of Rounds

Math Olympiad

The Math Olympiad is an intellectually stimulating competition that challenges participants to demonstrate their mathematical aptitude, logical reasoning, and quick problem-solving abilities. Designed for individuals or teams, this event covers a wide spectrum of mathematical concepts ranging from basic arithmetic to advanced problem-solving techniques.
Participants are required to work under strict time constraints, testing not only their knowledge but also their speed, accuracy, and time management skills. The event creates a competitive yet exciting environment where participants must collaborate effectively (in teams) or strategize individually to maximize their scores.

Round 1:

Math Challenge

  • Participants will be presented with a comprehensive set of mathematical problems of varying difficulty levels.
  • All questions will have four options, with only one correct answer.
  • The total duration of the round will be 60–90 minutes, depending on the number of questions.
  • Teams must mark their answers on the provided answer sheet (OMR or equivalent format) within the allotted time.
  • No extra time will be given after the clock ends.

Pointers: 

Winners will be decided based on the number of correct answers.

Point of Contacts: 

Sathvika Murali: +91-9063540206
Ritu Solanki: +91-7483598990

1 to 3

Members Per Team

1

Number of Rounds

Sky Racer Drone Challenge

Sky Racer Drone Challenge is an adrenaline-filled competition where teams put their drone piloting skills to the test across multiple obstacle-based challenges. Precision, control, and agility are the keys to mastering the course and securing victory.

Round 1:

Line Course

Teams must fly their drone through a course while carefully navigating above and below a designated line.

Round 2:

Cone Navigation

Drones must weave through cones placed strategically along the course and exit successfully.

Round 3:

Flip & Land

Teams must perform a drone flip maneuver and land safely, showcasing control and skill. (Rounds may vary depending on requirements.)

Pointers: 

Scoring will be 30 points per round, with the final round carrying 50 points; point distribution may vary as required.

Point of Contacts: 

Mukkara Rithvik Reddy: +91- 8884816584
Anandan Babu: +91-9839029969

3 or 4

Members Per Team

3

Number of Rounds

Workshops

Arm in Action

The event introduces participants to the exciting world of robotics through hands-on learning and practical challenges. In the first round, participants will explore the fundamentals of Arduino programming and robotic arm mechanisms. They will learn about essential components such as the Arduino UNO, servo motors, jumper wires, ultrasonic sensor (HC-SR04), and a 4-DOF robotic arm kit. Alongside technical learning, participants will gain insights into the real-world applications of robotic arms in industries including manufacturing, medicine, and logistics.
The second round focuses on practical implementation, where teams will assemble, wire, and program the robotic arm. After setting up and testing basic movements, participants will take on a Smart Challenge: programming the robotic arm to detect and pick up objects automatically using the ultrasonic sensor. This round emphasizes creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork while bringing theory into practice.

Point of Contacts: 

Nihaarika H.: +91-6366293846
Bahula M.: +91-8431344298

4 to 5

Members Per Team

Capture the Light

The event is designed to blend learning with competition, encouraging participants to explore creativity, problem-solving, and teamwork. The first round begins with a workshop, introducing all students to the fundamental concepts needed for the competition. In the second round, participants compete in an engaging quiz conducted on platforms like Quizizz or Kahoot, where the top 10 teams will be shortlisted. The final round is a hands-on competition, where the shortlisted teams will design and present their models based on detailed guidelines provided during the event.
Scoring emphasizes overall model appearance, design, and the team’s ability to come closest to completing the given task, making this event both educational and exciting.

Point of Contacts: 

M. Sri Sai Prajwal: +91-9032804566
Parswanadh: +91-8341717162

3 to 4

Members Per Team

Drone Workshop

The workshop is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive introduction to drone technology, offering both theoretical knowledge and practical experience. Participants will gain insights into the fundamental components of drones such as the frame, motors, propellers, battery, and flight controller, along with the principles of flight and aerodynamics. Safety guidelines will be emphasized to ensure proper handling and responsible operation. The workshop progresses from understanding drone basics to hands-on assembly and setup. Teams will receive a drone kit and follow step-by-step instructions to assemble, calibrate, and prepare their drones for flight readiness. This stage ensures participants develop essential technical and problem-solving skills.
In the final stage, participants will engage in practical flying sessions. After learning key maneuvers like take-off, hovering, directional control, and safe landing, teams will test their piloting abilities through an obstacle course designed to evaluate control, precision, and time management. This workshop combines technical knowledge, creativity, and experiential learning, ensuring that participants leave with valuable insights into drone applications in real-world fields such as agriculture, logistics, and surveillance, along with hands-on flying expertise.

Point of Contacts: 

Ghiri: +91-9663247453
Sivani: +91-8904376853

5 to 6

Members Per Team

Tech Carnival: Play, Code, Explore!

Step into the world of technology with this engaging and interactive Tech Carnival! Participants will explore coding, robotics, pixel art, and logic puzzles through hands-on mini activities designed to spark curiosity and creativity. This workshop is structured as a guided journey, with teams rotating through multiple activity corners, earning points and tokens along the way. A dynamic leaderboard will track scores, culminating in exciting prizes for the top performers.

Workshop Structure

Guided Journey: After each short talk segment, participants move to mini activity corners related to the concept—coding puzzles, robotics demos, pixel art boards, and more.

Tokens & Leaderboard: Complete tasks at each stall to earn points. Scores are displayed on a projector, keeping the competition lively and engaging.

Round 1:

Line Course

Teams must fly their drone through a course while carefully navigating above and below a designated line.

Round 2:

Cone Navigation

Drones must weave through cones placed strategically along the course and exit successfully.

Round 3:

Flip & Land

Teams must perform a drone flip maneuver and land safely, showcasing control and skill. (Rounds may vary depending on requirements.)

Pointers: 

Scoring will be 30 points per round, with the final round carrying 50 points; point distribution may vary as required.

Point of Contacts: 

Mukkara Rithvik Reddy: +91- 8884816584
Anandan Babu: +91-9839029969

3 or 4

Members Per Team

3

Number of Rounds

PROJECT EXHIBITION

The Project Exhibition invites students to present innovative projects and working models that provide solutions to real-world problems impacting society. Each team will showcase their project and demonstrate its functionality before a panel of judges. The aim is to highlight creativity, technical competence, and social relevance, encouraging young minds to think beyond textbooks and contribute towards meaningful change.

Evaluation Criteria

  • Uniqueness of the Idea: Originality and novelty of the project, offering fresh perspectives or innovative solutions.
  • Presentation Quality: Clarity, structure, and effectiveness in explaining the project to judges and engaging the audience.
  • Level of Technology Used: Sophistication of tools, techniques, and technology integrated, showcasing technical depth and innovation.
  • Social Relevance: The potential of the project to address real-world challenges and positively impact society.
  • Tokens & Leaderboard: Complete tasks at each stall to earn points. Scores are displayed on a projector, keeping the competition lively and engaging.

Pointers: 

  • Laptops may be used for presentations, including digital models or simulations.
  • Supporting materials such as charts, posters, and diagrams are encouraged to enhance visual communication.
  • Use of the internet during the presentation is strictly prohibited. Teams must rely on pre-loaded content and offline resources to demonstrate their work.

Maximum 6

Members Per Team

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