Valorant Rules and Regulations

1. All players must be registered college students.
2. Teams must consist of 5 players (optional: 1 substitute).
3. Each match will be played in Standard Competitive Mode.
4. Cheating will result in immediate disqualification of the team.

Call of Duty Mobile Rules and Regulations

1. Teams consist of 4 players (squad mode).
2. Modded devices or apps that give unfair advantages are banned.
3. Teams may use in-game chat or an external platform as allowed by the organizer.
4. Any toxic behavior or unsportsmanlike conduct will lead to disqualification.

FIFA Rules and Regulations

1. Overtime: If the game goes into extra time, the winner will be decided using penalty shots.
2. Any regular season teams, as installed with the original game, can be selected except for all-star teams.
3. The game will be 1 v 1.
4. Whatever decision the organizing team makes will be final.

Mortal Kombat Rules and Regulations

1. It’s a 1 v 1 game.
2. All games will be played on PS5.

Cybersecurity Challenge Rules

1. The event will have a fixed duration. All challenges must be completed within this timeframe.
2. External tools, libraries, or scripts are allowed if they comply with ethical hacking standards.
3. Communication is allowed within teams only. Sharing flags or solutions between teams is strictly prohibited.
4. Cheating, intentional disruption, or inappropriate behavior will result in disqualification.

Bug Bounty Challenge Rules

1. The event will consist of three rounds.
2. The contestant with the highest cumulative score across all rounds wins.
3. In case of a tie, the contestant who took the least total time across all rounds is the winner.
4. Plagiarism will lead to immediate disqualification.
5. Debugging tools provided: Any standard IDE or text editor.

Code Relay Rules

1. Team Size: 4 participants per team.
2. The event will be divided into 2 phases: Preparation Phase and Relay Phase.
3. Team members must collaborate only during handover discussions; no simultaneous coding or unauthorized communication during a turn.
4. Teams must write their own code; external code or copied solutions will lead to disqualification.
5. Teams can use standard IDEs, compilers, and debugging tools provided.

PromptCraft Rules

1. HTML, CSS, JS, and Bootstrap can only be used.
2. All participants are free to use AI of their choice [CHAT-GPT, Gemini, Blackbox, Meta-AI].
3. Prompts must not be deleted. Deletion will lead to disqualification.
4. All chat should be exported to a Word or text file mandatorily.

Sherlock Codes Rules

1. Only the provided resources (PDFs, documents, tools) can be used for solving the puzzles.
2. Any attempts to manipulate the system or violate event rules will lead to disqualification.
3. Each participant/team will have a fixed time to solve the puzzles.

ArTech Challenge Rules

1. Participants must use Tinkercad as the primary platform for building their IoT systems.
2. All projects must be original. Plagiarism or using pre-built designs from external sources will lead to disqualification.
3. Any attempts to manipulate the system, cheat, or violate the event rules will result in immediate disqualification.

Fashion Show: Strut the Runway

1. Participants must bring their own costumes and props.
2. Outfits should align with the theme but must not be overly bold or revealing.
3. Props are encouraged but should be manageable and complement the performance.
4. Judging will be based on theme relevance, walking style, creativity, and overall impact.
5. For performance the team will get 8 minutes max + 2 minutes for setup.

Canvas Painting: Hue & You

1. Canvas will be provided by the organizers; participants must bring their own materials such as paints, brushes, and other tools.
2. Use of electronic devices is strictly prohibited.
3. Late submissions will not be accepted under any circumstances.
4. Judging will be based on creativity, interpretation of the theme, neatness, and overall presentation.

Video Making: Capture the Essence

1. The video must be exactly one minute long.
2. Participants can use any device, including phones or cameras, for recording and editing.
3. The participant must capture highlights of Day one only.
4. Edited videos must be submitted via email to the DCC mail address.

Escape Room: The Great Escape

1. No Digital Devices: Digital devices (phones, tablets, smartwatches, etc.) are not allowed inside the room.
2. Time Limit: Each team will have 10 minutes to solve the mystery and escape the room.
3. Failure to Escape: If a team does not solve the puzzle within the 10-minute time limit, the event volunteer will open the door from the outside.

JAI HIND COLLEGE’S: HACKATHON

1. Original Work: All projects must be original work created during the hackathon. Instant disqualification if project is plagiarised.
2. Code of Conduct: Participants must follow the code of conduct that promotes respect, inclusivity, and fairness.
3. Judging Criteria: Projects will be judged based on creativity, innovation, technical difficulty, and overall impact.
4. Project Submission: Teams must submit their projects by the designated deadline.
5. Project Format: Projects are to be submitted in the form of a demo along with documentation.