AirNexus'24 Rulebook

AIR NEXUS’24
Promoting Physical and Mental Wellbeing
Event RuleBook
Cultural and Social Olympiad
DIRECTORATE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

AIR UNIVERSITY, PAF COMPLEX
Sr No. Event Name
01 NAAT Competition (BOYS + GIRLS)
Rules:
• Time limit for Naat will be 5-7 minutes.
• Marks will be deducted if time exceeds the specified limit.
• Naat must be prepared in Urdu language.
• Naat of authentic/well reputed poet will be considered only.
• Song oriented style will not be allowed.
• Only Sana-e-Rasool (SAW) is allowed. Marsia, Hamd, Munqabat are not allowed
in Na'at competition.
• Decision of judges will be final.
Registration Fee Early Bird Fee: 800

Regular Fee: 1000
Prize Upto 11,000
Joint Secretary Muhammad Nouman Mushtaq
Sr No. Event Name

02 QIRAT (BOYS + GIRLS)
Rules:
• Time limit for Qirat will be 5-7 minutes.
• Marks will be deducted if time exceeds the specified limit.
• Qirat can be in any style (MISRI or HADAR).
• Decision of judges will be final.
• Participants of Qiraat competition will be judged on the following criteria;
○ Accuracy of Pronunciation 60 Marks
○ Melodiousness 20 marks
○ Ease and Expertise in Delivery 20 mark
Registration Fee Early Bird Fee: 800

Regular Fee: 1000
Prize Upto 10,000
Joint Secretary Muhammad Nouman Mushtaq (0333-3233833)
Sr No. Event Name
03 ISLAMIC CALLIGRAPHY
Rules:
• Theme (Arabic script) will be announced at the start of the event.
• Participants should prepare the sheet before the start of the competition no extra time
will be given.
• Participants will be given 1 hours for the competition.
• All modern calligraphy styles are accepted.
• Paper size: A3 size.
• Script: The applicant may use traditional scripts within the form of original, innovative
interpretation.
• Material: The applicant is free to choose the material of the paper (Canvas Fabric if
available) Decision of judge would be final.
Registration Early Bird Fee: 800

Fee Regular Fee: 1000
Prize Upto 11,000
Joint Muhammad Nouman Mushtaq (0333-3233833)
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

04 STARTUP CHAMPIONSHIP
Rules:
Eligibility:
• Open to university students (undergraduate/graduate).

• Teams must consist of 2-5 members.
Registration:
• Teams must register by the deadline and submit a brief business idea overview.
Business Idea:
• The idea must be original and address a real-world problem with a viable business
model.
• Open to all sectors (tech, healthcare, social, etc.).
Submission:
• Teams must submit a detailed business plan (max 10 pages), covering problem, solution,
market, financials, and team background.
Presentation:
• Shortlisted teams will deliver a 5–7-minute pitch, followed by a Q&A.

• Finalists must present a refined pitch and, if possible, a prototype or MVP.
Judging Criteria:
• Innovation (25%)
• Market potential (25%)
• Financial viability (20%)
• Team expertise (15%)
• Presentation skills (15%)
Ethics and Conduct:
• All work must be original. Plagiarism or unethical behavior results in disqualification.

Prize Upto 25,000
Joint Rohan Bin Khalid (0331-5049591)
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

05 BATTLE OF BRANDS
Rules:
No. of Participating Teams:
• All teams registered
Type of Competition:
• 5 minute pitch
Evaluation criteria:
• Your business model
Evaluators:
• 3 relevant faculty members
• Subject to quality of Business model, recommendation of evaluators and approval of
management team.
Qualification:
• Top 3 teams+ wild card entry
• Before commencement of the round, each team must submit a copy of their
presentation to the management team.
• Presentations may be no longer than 10 slides of content (as per sample).
• Changes to the personnel of your team are not permitted once this round begins.
• You are not permitted to take assistance from anyone other than your team members
to deliver the presentation.
• It is not compulsory for all team members to deliver a part of the presentation
(although they should be present on stage).
• The decision of the evaluators will be final.
• Each team must ensure timely presence at the venue before the round starts. Failure
to do so will result in disqualification.
• Any team found to have copied an original idea (business model) from another team
will be disqualified.
• Teams must ensure discipline at all times and not engage in useless banter with any of
their opponents
ROUND 2: ONE-STOP SHOP

Type of Competition
• Showcase Exhibition
Evaluation Criteria
• Sales Pitch
Evaluators
• 3 Jury Members
Qualification
• Top 1 Team from each Department + Wild-card entry
• Subject to quality of sales pitch, recommendation of evaluators and approval of
management team
• Before commencement of the round (deadline will be given), each team must
submit a single page brochure.
• Each team is required to prepare 1 X Standee for their stall based on the template
provided by the organizers.
• Teams are recommended to display any products, computer presentations, videos
etc. relevant to their business.
• You are not permitted to have anyone else presenting at your stall other than team
members.
• Allocation of stalls will be decided beforehand and will be at the discretion of the
organizers.
• Each team must ensure timely presence at the venue before the round starts.
Failure to do so will result in disqualification.
• Each team is encouraged to provide video interviews to our media collaborators for
promoting their idea.
• Teams must ensure discipline at all times and not engage in any banter with any of
their opponents.
ROUND 3: 3-MINUTE PITCH COMPETITION

Type of Competition
• 3 – Minute Pitch
Evaluation Criteria
• Your Business Model
Evaluators
• 3 Entrepreneurship Experts
Qualification
• Winner, 1st Runner Up & 2nd Runner Up
• Before commencement of the round, each team must submit a copy of their
presentation to the management team.
• Presentations may be no longer than 10 slides of content (as per sample).
• Each team will be given only 3-minutes to present followed by questions and answers
from the jury.
• You are not permitted to take assistance from anyone other than your team members
to deliver the presentation.
• It is not compulsory for all team members to deliver a part of the presentation
(although they should be present on stage).
• The decision of the evaluators will be final.
• Each team must ensure timely presence at the venue before the round starts. Failure
to do so will result in disqualification.
• Teams must ensure discipline at all times and not engage in banter with any of their
opponents.
Business Plan – Pitch Deck
• Problem – Current Status
• Solution – Products / Services with Value Proposition
• Superpower – What makes you special / unique
• Business Model – Key Revenue streams
• Strategy – How will your business grow
• Competitive Analysis – Who are you up against
• Team – Who does what
Prize Upto 30,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

06 APPLIED SCIENCES PROJECT PRESENTATION
Rules:
• Poster should be on one page.
• You can present a poster/ Model individually or in the form of groups.
• Groups can max include 2 members.
• It should be kept in USB.
• You have to present the poster.
• Poster/Model will be briefly presented in front of the judges.
• Presenter must arrive 15 minutes before the scheduled time.
• You should use the provided computer and projector.
• The presentation time is limited to 10-15 minutes’ maximum.
The question answer session will be held at the end of the presentation.
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

07 COMPUTING PROJECT PRESENTATION
Rules:
• Participants are required to develop a project which can involve coding, data analysis
etc.
• Open theme competition.
• Projects will be judged on the base of innovation, technical complexity and how well
participants will address.
• Make sure all projects you will submit must be original.
• Plagiarism will lead your disqualification.
• Maximum number of students in 1 group will be 2.
• Maximum time allowed to 1 group will be 10 minutes for presentation in front of
judges.
• Participant will use any programming language, development tools or platforms of
their own choice.
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

08 ENGINEERING PROJECT PRESENTATION
Rules:
● Team formation:
○ One group can max contain 4 members
● Originality:
○ Project must be original
● Merit for judging project:
○ 40%--complexity
○ 30%---presentation
○ 30%--Model functionality/demonstration
Time management is compulsory
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

09 COD 4
Rules:
• Team Composition: Usually, teams consist of 4-6 players.
• Map Selection: Maps might be pre-selected by organizers or chosen by teams based on
a banning system.
• Game Mode: Popular models include Search and Destroy, Domination, or Team
DEATH MATCH:
• Weapon Restrictions: Certain tournaments restrict the use of specific weapons,
attachments, or equipment.
• Match Format: Matches often are best-of-3 or best-of-5 maps.
• Spawn Delay: Some tournaments implement a spawn delay to balance gameplay.
• Score streaks and Perks: Rules may specify what is allowed or banned.
• Behavioral Conduct: Similar to general rules, respectful conduct is expected.
• Disconnections: Guidelines for handling player disconnections or technical issues
Prize Upto 40,000
Joint Zuha Munim (0336-5429501)
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

10 TEKKEN 7
Rules:
• Rage Art and Rage Drive: The use of Rage Art and Rage Drive is permitted.
• Character Costumes: Characters must be dressed in non-revealing and appropriate
costumes. Any customizations deemed inappropriate by the organizers will be
disallowed.
• Character Selection: Players are free to select any character. Mirror matches (same
character vs. same character)
Prize Upto 30,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

11 VALORANT
Rules:
• Team Composition: Each team must consist of 5 members but different agents. No
duplicate agents are allowed within the same team.
Map Selection:
• Maps will be selected by the tournament organizers and will be announced prior to the
matches.
Round Format:
• Matches will be played in a best-of-13-rounds format, with the first team to win 7 rounds
declared the winner of the match
Prize Upto 40,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

12 STREET FIGHTER
Rules:
Match Format:
• Matches are usually best-of-three rounds.
• In later stages of the tournament (like semi-finals and finals), matches might be best-
of-five.
Round Time:
• Each round typically lasts 99 seconds.
Character Selection:
• Players are generally free to choose any character.
• In a best-of-three or best-of-five set, the winner must stick with the same character,
while the loser can switch.
• Some tournaments might restrict certain characters if they are deemed too powerful
or unbalanced (though this is rare in official competitions).
Stage Selection:
• Stages are usually selected randomly or players may agree upon a stage.
• Some stages might be banned due to distracting backgrounds or other issues that
could affect competitive play.
Controller Rules:
• Players can use any controller, provided it doesn't provide an unfair advantage.
• Wireless controllers may have specific rules due to the potential for interference.
Pausing:
• Accidental pausing can result in a forfeit of the round, depending on tournament
rules.
Conduct:
• Players are expected to maintain sportsmanlike behavior.
• No use of exploits, glitches, or cheating of any kind.
• Disconnections and Technical Issues:
• Specific rules will dictate how to handle these situations, often involving a game or
round
• Restart, depending on when the issue occurred
Prize Upto 25,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

13 DOTA
Rules:
• Team Composition: Each team consists of 5 players. Hero Selection: A draft phase
where teams select their heroes, with opportunities for bans and picks.
• Game Mode: The most common mode is Captain's Mode for competitive play.
• Match Format: Matches can be a single game or best-of-3, best-of-5 in playoffs or
finals.
• Pause and Disconnections: Specific rules about how and when teams can pause the
game, usually for technical issues.
• Victory Conditions: A team wins by either destroying the opposing team's Ancient or if
the opposing team surrenders.
• Map: The standard map for competition
Prize Upto 30,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

14 COUNTER STRIKE 2 (CS2)
Rules:
• Structure: Each team must consist of 5 players.
• Map Selection: Maps will be pre-determined by the tournament organizers.
• Round and Match Format: Matches will be played in a best-of-30-round format, with
each team playing 15 rounds as Terrorists attack.
Prize Upto 40,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name
15 FIFA
Rules:
Match Duration:
• Each match will consist of two halves, each lasting approximately 5 minutes, for a total
of 10 minutes per match.
Team Selection:
• Players can choose any team available in the game. No duplicate teams are allowed in
a single match.
Pause and Substitutions:
• Players can pause the game for substitutions or tactical changes
Prize Upto 40,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

16 MOBILE PHOTOGRAPHY
Rules:
• Content Guidelines:
o Participants are encouraged to submit photos taken on mobile devices. There is
no specific theme, so entries can cover a wide range of subjects, including
landscapes, portraits.
o Photos must be original and taken solely by the participant.
o No explicit or offensive content is allowed.
• Submission Guidelines:
o Photos should be in JPEG or PNG format.
o Participants may edit their photos but should avoid excessive manipulation. The
use of filters and minor adjustments (e.g., brightness, contrast) is allowed, but
adding or removing elements is not permitted.
o The file name should follow the format: [Title]_[Name]_[CNIC]_[Entry No.]
o Submissions should be uploaded to cloud storage e.g., Google Drive etc., and the
link should be shared to the email [email protected].
• Copyright and Usage Rights:
o By entering, participants grant the event organizers permission to use their
photos for promotional purposes.
• Judging and Grading Criteria:
o Photos will be judged based on the following criteria:
o Creativity and Originality (30%): How unique and imaginative is the photo? Does
it stand out from typical mobile photography?
o Composition and Framing (25%): Is the photo well-composed, with balanced
elements and effective use of framing?
o Technical Quality (20%): Is the photo sharp, with good exposure and focus?
(Resolution and clarity will also be considered.)
o Emotional Impact (15%): Does the photo evoke a strong emotional response or
leave a lasting impression?
o Overall Appeal (10%): Is the photo visually appealing and suitable for a wide
audience?
• Disqualification Criteria:
o Photos containing any form of plagiarism or offensive content will be
automatically disqualified.
o Submissions that do not adhere to the competition rules will not be considered.
Prize Upto 11,000
Joint Rayan Munir (0341-0536679)
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

17 REEL COMPETITION
Rules:
o Reels can cover any topic, giving participants the freedom to showcase their
creativity across various themes and styles. This could include humor,
storytelling, tutorials, or any engaging content.
o All content must be original and created solely by the participant or team.
o Reels should not include any offensive, explicit, or copyrighted content without
proper permissions.
• Duration:
o Reels must be between 15 and 60 seconds long.
• Format:
o The video should be in vertical format (9:16 aspect ratio).
o Accepted file formats include .mp4 or .mov
o Participants must submit their Reels by 24 November, 2024
o The file name should follow the format: [Title]_[Name]_[CNIC]_[Entry No.]
link should be shared to the email [email protected]
o By entering, participants grant the event organizers permission to use their Reels
for promotional purposes.
o Reels will be judged based on the following criteria:
o Creativity (30%): How unique and original is the content? Does it captivate the
viewer?
o Storytelling (25%): Does the Reel convey a clear message or story? Is it engaging
from start to finish?
o Technical Quality (20%): Is the video well-edited, with clear audio and visual
quality?
o Audience Engagement (15%): How well does the Reel engage its viewers?
(Consider viewer comments, likes, or the emotional impact.)
o Overall Appeal (10%): Does the content resonate with a broad audience and
leave a lasting impression?
o Reels containing any form of plagiarism or offensive content will be
automatically disqualified.
o Submissions that do not adhere to the competition rules will not be considered
Prize Upto 25,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

18 ARCHITECTURE PHOTOGRAPHY
Rules:
▪ The subject of the photograph must be related to architecture. This may include,
but is not limited to, buildings, monuments, bridges, interiors, exteriors, or urban
landscapes.
▪ The theme for the competition will be announced in advance or may be open to
interpretation (e.g., “Modern vs. Traditional,” “Urban Spaces,” or “Historical
Structures”).
▪ Architecture photography should not include any offensive, explicit, or copyrighted
content without proper permissions.
• Format:
▪ The PHOTOS should be in JPEG format.
▪ Participants must submit their Architecture photography by [insert submission
deadline].
▪ The file name should follow the format: [Title]_[Name]_[CNIC]_[Entry No.]
▪ Submissions should be uploaded to cloud storage e.g., Google Drive etc., and the
▪ By entering, participants grant the event organizers permission to use their
Architecture photography for promotional purposes.
▪ Architecture photography will be judged based on the following criteria:
▪ Creativity (30%): How unique and original is the content? Does it captivate the
viewer?
▪ Storytelling (25%): Does the Architecture photography convey a clear message or
story?
▪ Audience Engagement (15%): How well does the Architecture photography engage
its viewers? (Consider viewer comments, likes, or the emotional impact.)
▪ Overall Appeal (10%): Does the content resonate with a broad audience and leave a
lasting impression?
▪ Architecture photography containing any form of plagiarism or offensive content
will be automatically disqualified.
▪ Submissions that do not adhere to the competition rules will not be considered
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

19 POSTER DESIGNING
Rules:
o Poster topic will be given on the day of competition, participants have the
freedom to showcase their creativity across various themes and styles in regards
to the topic that will be given, meaning the competitors can create posters
digitally and/or handmade.
o All content must be original and created solely by the participant or team.
o Poster should not include any offensive, explicit, or copyrighted content without
proper permissions.
o There is one-person limit for this competition, no teams
o Participant or the team members are not required to put their name on the
poster, but if you do it won’t affect your position in the competition.
o By entering, participants grant the event organizers permission to use their
posters for promotional purposes.
o Posters will be judged based on the following criteria:
o Unique and Originality (20%): How unique and original is the design?
o Storytelling and Symbolism (20%): What is the story behind or the theme behind
the poster?
o Presenting (20%): How well is the participant able to convey the theme or story
behind the poster in under a minute.
o Creativity (40%): How was the idea spun around and presented visually?
o Poster containing any form of plagiarism or offensive words will be automatically
disqualified.
o Submissions that do not adhere to the competition rules will not be considered
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

20 NEXUS VLOG
Rules:
• Objective:
▪ Participants are required to create an engaging vlog that covers and showcases the
Air Nexus Event. The vlog should highlight the unique aspects of the event, offering
creativity, storytelling, and visual appeal.
• Categories:
▪ Event Coverage: Capture key moments, activities, and highlights of the Air Nexus
event.
▪ Behind the Scenes: Showcase what happens backstage, including interviews with
organizers, participants, or visitors.
▪ Campus Life and Air Nexus: Focus on the broader university atmosphere during the
event, capturing interactions, and how the event fits into campus life.
▪ Creative Concepts: Provide an artistic or experimental approach to covering the Air
Nexus event.
General Guidelines:
• Content:
▪ Vlogs must be original and created specifically for this competition.
▪ Participants have full creative freedom, but content must be appropriate for a
general audience.
▪ Language: Vlogs can be in any language.
• Format:
▪ Submit in .mp4 or .mov format with a minimum resolution of 720p.
▪ Duration: Vlogs can be between (2-20 minutes), including credits.
• Aspect Ratio:
▪ 16:9 (Widescreen) / 9:16 (Vertical).
• Credits:
▪ Must include a list of participants and their respective roles (e.g., Director, Editor,
Storyteller, Videographer etc.).
• Submission Requirements:
▪ The file name should follow the format: [Title]_[Name]_[CNIC]_[Entry No.]
▪ Submissions should be uploaded to cloud storage e.g., Google Drive etc., and the
link should be shared to the email [email protected]
▪ Late submissions will not be accepted.
• Judging Criteria:
▪ Creativity & Originality (35%)
▪ How innovative is the vlog’s concept? Does it offer a fresh take on the chosen topic?
▪ Engagement (25%)
▪ Does the vlog maintain viewer interest throughout? Is it engaging and entertaining?
▪ Technical Quality (20%)
▪ How well is the vlog produced, including cinematography, editing, sound design,
and overall aesthetics?
▪ Storytelling & Flow (15%)
▪ Is there a clear narrative or flow? How well does the vlog convey its message or
theme?
▪ Audience Appeal (5%)
▪ Does the vlog resonate with a broad audience? How impactful is it emotionally or
intellectually?
• Rules & Regulations:
▪ Copyright: All music, images, and footage must be original, licensed, or royalty-free.
▪ Content Restrictions: No offensive, explicit, or inappropriate content.
▪ Use of Equipment: Participants may use any equipment (cameras, any editing,
software).
▪ Plagiarism: Any plagiarized or unauthorized content will result in disqualification.
▪ Collaboration: Teams are encouraged to collaborate on production, but the final
product must reflect their original work.
• Disqualification:
▪ Failure to follow guidelines or meet the submission deadline.
▪ Submitting plagiarized or copyrighted content without permission.
▪ Any attempts to unfairly influence judges or audience votes.
▪ Submitting inappropriate or offensive content.
Prize Upto 30,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

21 SHORT FILM / PROMO
Rules:
• Event Overview:
o Objective: Participants are required to create a short film or promotional video
on any theme of their choice.
• Categories:
o Short Film (3-5 minutes)
o Promo Video (1-2 minutes)
o Submission Deadline: 23 november,2024
• Eligibility:
o Open to individuals and teams (up to 4 members per team).
• Theme & Topic:
o The theme for this year’s event is General, allowing participants creative
freedom to explore any topic or genre.
General Guidelines:
• Content:
o Must be original and created specifically for this event.
• Language:
o Films can be in any language, but non-English films must have English subtitles.
• Format:
o Must be submitted in .mp4 or .mov format, with a minimum resolution of 720p.
• Duration:
o Short Films: 3-5 minutes, including credits.
o Promo Videos: 1-2 minutes, including credits.
o Credits: Must include a list of participants and their roles.
• Submission Requirements:
o Submissions The file name should follow the format: [Title]_[Name]_[CNIC].
o Submissions must be received by the deadline. Late submissions will not be
accepted.
o Creativity & Originality (30%) - How innovative and unique the content is.
o Relevance to Theme (25%) - While the theme is general, judges will consider
how effectively the film conveys a coherent topic or message.
o Technical Quality (20%) - Quality of cinematography, editing, sound, and visual
effects.
o Storytelling (15%) - How well the film conveys a narrative or message.
o Overall Impact (10%) - Emotional and intellectual impact on viewers.
• Rules & Regulations:
o Copyright: All materials (music, images, clips) used must be either original,
licensed, or royalty-free.
o Content Restrictions: No offensive or explicit content. Films should be
appropriate for a general audience.
o Use of Equipment: Participants are free to use any equipment (cameras, editing
software) at their disposal.
o Assistance: Teams should handle all aspects of production, including directing,
filming, and editing.
o Plagiarism: Plagiarism or unauthorized use of copyrighted material will result in
disqualification.
o Failure to adhere to the theme, deadline, or any of the guidelines.
o Any form of plagiarism or inappropriate content.
o Any attempt to influence judges unfairly.
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name
22 CULTURAL DANCE (BOYS + GIRLS)
Rules:
• Eligibility:
o All registered university students (both undergraduate and graduate) can
participate.
o Participants may compete as individuals or in teams.
• Performance Duration:
o Each performance must be between 5 to 7 minutes long.
o Teams exceeding the time limit may be penalized or disqualified.
• Costumes:
o Costumes must be culturally appropriate and safe for performance.
o No costumes should contain offensive imagery or language.
• Music:
o All music must be submitted in an acceptable format (e.g., MP3) by the deadline
set by the organizers.
o Music should not contain explicit language or inappropriate content.
• Choreography:
o Choreography must be original; if using existing works, proper credit must be
given.
o Performances should reflect the cultural elements represented in the dance.
o Judges will evaluate performances based on creativity, technical skill, cultural
representation, audience engagement, and overall presentation.
• Conduct:
o All participants must behave respectfully toward judges, other competitors, and
the audience.
o Any form of harassment or discrimination will not be tolerated and may lead to
disqualification.
o Any violation of the rules may result in disqualification from the competition.
o Judges’ decisions are final, and participants must respect the outcomes.
Prize Upto 25,000
Joint Nouman Ahmed (0315-0403242)
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name
23 DRAMA
Rules:
• The performing teams have the liberty to choose any theme for their drama.
• The maximum number of participants in each team is no more than 20.
• The total duration of play shouldn’t exceed 30 minutes. Not abiding by this rule
would lead to negative marking.
• The medium of the play can be Urdu, English or Punjabi.
• Keep the contents of the play under check. Any vulgarity, abusive language, explicit
content, or promotion of racism/ sectarianism will not be tolerated.
• In such cases, the judges have the complete authority to disqualify your team.
• The script of your play should be submitted before the due date.
• Your team is responsible for your costumes and makeup. Fulfilling these
requirements doesn’t fall under the responsibilities of Nexus Management.
• Our management is not responsible for your props and will not be provided by us.
• Any such prop that poses a threat to the participants, audience or hosts (flammable
substances, real weapons, cigarettes, liquids) are strictly prohibited.
• The Nexus Management will cater to your technical requirements. However, it is
suggested that you communicate with them beforehand.
• The provision of spotlights, stage lights, and sound systems will be handled by our
management.
• All the teams are requested to reach 15 minutes prior to the time slots allotted to
you for technical checks for a hassle-free performance. Not abiding by this rule
could lead to serious consequences.
• The decisions by the judges are indisputable and have no room for questioning.
• We have two coveted positions (winner and runner-up) to be contested.
• Make sure your personal belongings are well safe guarded at all times. Air
University will not be responsible for any misplacement.
Note: The teams themselves are responsible for setting the stage according to their
requirements. The participant team will be given sufficient time for this purpose in between
the plays. In case of arising issues, the rules might vary a little however the judge’s decisions
are final.
Registration Early Bird Fee: 800 per person
Fee Regular Fee: 1000 per person
Prize Upto 35,000
Joint Talha Qureshi (0319-5682873)
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name
24 MIMES
Rules:
• The performing teams have the liberty to choose any theme for their drama.
• The maximum number of participants in each team is no more than 20.
• The total duration of play shouldn’t exceed 20 minutes. Not abiding by this rule would
lead to negative marking.
• The act should not contain any dialogues or lip syncing.
• Background music is allowed.
• The act should not contain any obscene gestures or action. Not abiding by this rule
would result in immediate disqualification.
• Points shall be given on the basis of innovation, depiction of situation, appearance,
team work and the precision of expressions.
• Your team is responsible for your costumes and makeup. Fulfilling these requirements
doesn’t fall under the responsibilities of Nexus Management.
• Our management is not responsible for your props and will not be provided by us.
• Any such prop that poses a threat to the participants, audience or hosts (flammable
substances, real weapons, cigarettes, liquids) are strictly prohibited.
• The Nexus Management will cater to your technical requirements. However, it is
suggested that you communicate with them beforehand.
• The provision of spotlights, stage lights, and sound systems will be handled by our
management.
• All the teams are requested to reach 15 minutes prior to the time slots allotted to you
for technical checks for a hassle-free performance. Not abiding by this rule could lead
to serious consequences.
• The decisions by the judges are indisputable and have no room for questioning.
• We have two coveted positions (winner and runner-up) to be contested.
• Make sure your personal belongings are well safe guarded at all times. Air University
will not be responsible for any misplacement.
Note: The teams themselves are responsible for setting the stage according to their
requirements. The participant team will be given sufficient time for this purpose in between
the plays. In case of arising issues, the rules might vary a little however the judge’s decisions
are final.
Prize Upto 25,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name
25 PAINTING
Rules:
• Eligibility:
o Open to students from all participating universities.
o Participants must register before the deadline.
• Medium:
o Participants will bring their medium (watercolors, oil paints, acrylics, pastels,
etc.).
o Participants must bring their own materials (paints, brushes, paints, etc.).
• Time Limit:
o 1-2 hours will be given to complete the painting.
• Canvas/Paper Size:
o The provided surface should be no larger than 24 x 30 inches (confirm the exact
size based on your event requirements).
• Judgment Criteria:
o Creativity
o Relevance to theme
o Use of colors
o Overall presentation
o Originality
• Submission:
o Paintings must be completed within the allotted time and submitted to the
judging panel immediately afterward.
o Any form of copying or plagiarism will lead to immediate disqualification.
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

26 SKETCHING
Rules:
• Eligibility:
o The theme for sketching competition will be given on spot.
o 8” x 11” sketching papers for the competition will be provided by the organizers.
o All other materials must be brought by the participant on the day of
competition.
o All sketches must be original work of the participant and should be completed
on spot within the allotted time of 1-2 hours.
o All entries will be pre-numbered. No other identifying marks will be allowed to
appear in artworks.
• Cancellation of submission/disqualification
o Submissions containing vulgar, offensive or inappropriate content will not be
accepted.
o Entries submitted after the allotted time will not be considered.
o Providing incorrect or misleading information during registration or submission
will lead to disqualification.
• Judging Criteria
o Creativity and originality
o Adherence to the theme
o Overall impact and presentation
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

27 ART EXHIBITION
Rules:
• Entries must be sent to the given number +92-325-5020720 first in order to get NOC
(permission).
• The entries should have the following details properly mentioned at any corner of
artwork(s).
o Participant Name
o Contact No.
o Signature
• You can bring any type of art like painting, sketching, sculptures, canvas, sketches,
showpieces etc
• It is necessary that the work must be yours
• Food items are not allowed in art gallery.
• You can’t touch any object in art gallery.
• We highly appreciate you to bring expensive and heart-warming items but you have to
take care of your items although there will be a special team for security purpose but
still if anything happened university is not responsible.
• It is totally up to you whether you want to sell your work or you only want to exhibit.
• You all are requested to maintain the decorum and show discipline like a courteous
nation otherwise university have right to terminate your registration at any moment.
At any moment if it is found that you are participating through wrong means than the
authorities have right to terminate your registration and can take strong actions
against you
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

28 T-SHIRT PAINTING
Rules:
• The entries should have the following details properly mentioned at any corner of shirt.
• Being an open theme contest for all these categories, the participants can choose
whatever topic they want, in which they can believe they can unleash their creativity at
the best.
• You can participate in a team of maximum 01 participants.
• Participants will have to complete their artwork(s) in an hour.
• The decision taken by judges will be final and no negotiations will be entertained.
• The entries will be handled by experienced personals. However, host team will not be
responsible for any damage done to the artwork(s) while displaying.
• Participants will have to bring their own painting materials for shirt painting. However
white plain Shirts will be provided by the host team.
• Harmful things would not be allowed.
• The artwork will remain the property of management team.
• Time must be followed otherwise we have authority to ruled out anyone at any
moment if rule is violated.
Technical Requirements:
• Must be done by hand.
• Material used: Free (maybe pencil, watercolors, charcoal, crayons, acrylic paint, poster
colors, oil paints, sprays, etc)
Judging Criteria
• Concept
• Originality
• Creativity
• Expression of Meaning
• Expression of Emotion
• Quality
• Overall Expression
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

29 CALLIGRAPHY
Rules:
Identification:
• Participants must include the following details on their artwork:
Individual Participation:
• This event is open to individual participants only.
Content Restrictions:
• Entries must not contain threatening, abusive, or profane content.
Judges' Decision:
• The decisions made by the judges will be final; no negotiations will be entertained.
Artwork Handling:
• While experienced personnel will oversee entries, the host team is not responsible for
any damage to artworks during display.
Time Management:
• Adherence to the two-hour time limit is mandatory.
Ownership:
• All artworks will remain the property of the management team.
Prize Upto 11,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

30 FOOD CRAFTING
Rules:
• Time Limit: 45 Minutes
• Each team will have a total of 45 minutes to assemble and present their dishes. Time
management will be crucial, so plan your steps accordingly.
• Theme Based
• The competition will follow a specific theme. Make sure your dishes align with the
theme and demonstrate creativity within the chosen context. The theme will be
announced prior to the competition.
• No Stove/Fire Allowed
• For safety reasons, the use of open flames, stoves, or any form of fire is strictly
prohibited during the competition. All cooking or baking should be completed before
arriving at the venue.
• Hygiene is Mandatory
• Maintaining cleanliness and hygiene is essential. All participants are expected to follow
proper food safety practices, including the cleanliness of utensils, workstations, and
personal hygiene throughout the event.
• Own Utensils/Crockery
• Each team is responsible for bringing their own utensils and crockery. This includes any
tools, plates, or serving dishes needed for the presentation of their items. The
competition will not provide these materials.
• Fresh Cooked Items
• All items must be freshly prepared. While pre-cooked ingredients can be brought from
home, dishes should be assembled on-site, ensuring they are fresh for presentation.
• Two Members/Person per Team
• Each team can consist of two participants only. Collaboration and teamwork will be key
to managing the tasks and ensuring everything is done within the time limit.
• Minimum Two Items Should Be Made
• Every team is required to prepare at least two different dishes to showcase their skills
and diversity. Both items should complement each other and reflect the theme of the
competition.
• No Littering
• Participants are expected to keep their work areas clean and dispose of any waste
responsibly. Littering of any kind will not be tolerated, and teams may face penalties
for non-compliance.
• Homemade Basic Baked Items (Cookies, Cakes, Bread, etc.)
• Since gas or flames cannot be used at the venue, any baked items such as cookies,
cakes, or bread must be prepared at home. Ensure these items are fully baked and
ready to be assembled or presented during the competition.
• Bring Your Items from Home and Assemble Here
• Teams should bring all pre-cooked and baked items from home. The on-site
preparation will focus on assembling, garnishing, and presenting the dishes within the
provided time frame
Prize Upto 12,000
Joint Muhammad Taha
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

31 SCRIPT WRITING
Rules:
• This category will follow open theme.
• No restriction for maximum registrations.
• Each participant can either opt for English, Urdu or Punjabi.
• The Event should not contain anything deemed inappropriate/vulgar.
• The Event should have a minimum time limit of 5 minutes and a maximum of 8
minutes.
• Participants are required to show up on the mentioned time. Otherwise, they will be
disqualified.
• The decisions of the judges are final and shall not be disputed.
NOTE: The event host can change any rules according to the situation.
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

32 MONOLOGUE
Rules:
• No restrictions for maximum registrations.
• Monologue must be original work of the participant and not copied from any TV drama
or film otherwise the participant will be disqualified.
• Participants must submit their monologue scripts before 2 days of performance.
• No vulgarity should be included in the monologue.
• Participants will perform in Urdu, Punjabi or English.
• Maximum time for each performance will be 7 minutes.
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name
33 BATTLE OF THE BANDS
Rules:
Who can Participate?
• Any university band can participate.
• However, every university will have a single band (not more than two bands from one
university will be allowed to perform.)
• If there are more than two band, we will decide the best (2) of them to be performing
at the final event.
• An Individual band should only have 3-8 members, any two more as in roadies (for
helping the band members).
How to Apply?
• Demo tracks/videos (any recent/old video of the band performing) must be submitted
to through a link as Google Doc at “Air University Music Society (AUMS) Instagram
Page” OR can DM.
• You must include the following written in order while sending the message:
• Band: Name, Members (1 percussionist, 2 guitarist), University (if any), City.
• There is no limit to the number of bands who wish to apply for the competition and all
submitted demos will be fairly appraised for shortlisting.
• 8 days prior from the event will be given to send the video. If failed you won’t be
allowed to participate. *Video is Must*.
• Those making in the final shortlisting will only be messaged again.
• Every band has to pay a registration fee
• Planning/Preparedness – 20 Points Total
• Evidence of performance planning
• Appeared ready and prepared to play?
• Originality – 30 Points Total
• Material: How unique did the songs sound? Even if it is a cover song, did they spin their
own creativity into it? Appearance: Did the band look original? Did the band stand out?
• Improvisation: Did the band demonstrate any level of original improvisational skill? I.e.
‘jam out’ or vocal through an instrument change, repair or equipment failure
• Interface with Audience – 10 Points Total
• Verbal Interaction: Did the band talk to or with the audience?
• Physical Interaction: Did the band physically participate with the audience e.g. Eye
contact, head nod, acknowledgments, etc.
• Confidence: Was the band confident in their interaction with the audience?
• Quality of Performance – 20 Points Total
Confidence/Competence:
• Did the band look at ease whilst playing? Did the band appear to be able to do what
they wanted to do?
Set Dynamism:
• Did the band’s set list appear to play according to a plan i.e. was it well constructed
and able to manipulate the audience’s mood?
Stage Presence:
• Did the band use the stage effectively?
• Did the band appear positive about their performance?
• Did the band interact effectively on stage?
• How did the band cope with any problems they may have encountered?
Conformance to contest rules:
• Did the band followed the rules stated in the contest i.e. time limit, profanity?
• Presentation – 20 Points Total
• Attitude: Did the band’s on-stage attitude appear suitable to their genre i.e. were they
‘Punk’ if Punk, ‘Raucous’ if Rock?
• Appearance: Did the band show personality on stage? Did the band appear to enjoy
what they were doing?
• Entertainment Factor/Showmanship: Did the band entertain? Did one or the entire
band display showmanship towards the crowd?
Rules:
• The Bands will only be allowed to have 3 to 8 performers performing on the stage.
• The band must play 3-4 songs maximum.
• The duration of performance can be approximately of 12 minutes and must be ended
around 15. For every minute exceeding the 15 minutes’ limit, the band will be
penalized 5 points from their total score
• The bands must be present before the event to have a sound check so any issue that
occurs could be resolved as early as possible.
• Any unethical or distasteful behavior or any damage to Air Nexus Events Property will
result in the automatic disqualification at the hands of management and judges.
• Band members must be dressed in clothing free from obscenities.
• Members must be respectful towards other band members.
• Any disrespectful remarks (verbal/non-verbal - on/off the stage) will result in
deduction of the marks or the band may also get disqualified.
Joint Tazeem Asif (0304-1910417)
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

33 FOLK INSTRUMENTAL COMPETITION
• Anyone can participate.
• Any musical instrument can be played.
• An instrument can be played as a solo with karaoke, duet.
• However, only two instrumentalists from every university can apply.
• If there are more than two instrumentalists, we will decide the best two of them to be
performing at the final event “Folk Instrument Competition”.
• Demo tracks/videos (any recent video of the artist performing) must be submitted to
through a link as Google Doc at “Air University Music Society (AUMS) Instagram Page”
(refer to the QR Code above) OR can DM.
Band: Name, Members, University (if any), City.
• There is no limit to the number of participants who wish to apply for the competition
and all submitted demos will be fairly appraised for shortlisting.
• 8 days prior from the event will be given to send the video. If failed, you won’t be
• 5 days prior from the event the registrations will be closed, any participant that fails to
register will not be able to eligible for the event.
• Those making in the final shortlisting will only be messaged again
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

34 SINGING COMPETITION (SOLO)
Rules:
Who can Participate?
• Anyone can participate.
• However, only two singers from every university can apply.
• If there are more than two bands or more than two solos, we will decide the best (2) of
them to be performing at the final event “Rap Competition”.
• A singer can only bring another 1 member (either, if its track or a guitarist).
How to Apply?
• Demo tracks/videos (any recent/old video of the singer performing) must be submitted
to through a link as Google Doc at “Air University Music Society (AUMS) Instagram
Page” OR can DM.
• Band: Name, Members, University (if any), City.
• There is no limit to the number of bands who wish to apply for the competition and all
submitted demos will be fairly appraised for shortlisting.
• 8 days prior from the event will be given to send the video. If failed you won’t be
• Those making in the final shortlisting will only be messaged again.
Judging Scale and Criteria:
• Planning/Preparedness – 20 Points Total
• Evidence of performance planning
• Appeared ready and prepared to play?
• Originality – 30 Points Total
• Material: How unique did the songs sound? Even if it is a cover song, did they spin their
own creativity into it?
• Appearance: Did the band look original? Did the band stand out?
• Improvisation: Did the band demonstrate any level of original improvisational skill? I.e.
‘jam out’ or vocal through an instrument change, repair or equipment failure
• Interface with Audience – 10 Points Total
• Verbal Interaction: Did the band talk to or with the audience?
• Physical Interaction: Did the band physically participate with the audience e.g. Eye
contact, head nod, acknowledgments, etc.
• Confidence: Was the band confident in their interaction with the audience?
• Quality of Performance – 20 Points Total
Confidence/Competence:
• Did the band look at ease whilst playing? Did the band appear to be able to do what
they wanted to do?
Set Dynamism:
• Did the band’s set list appear to play according to a plan i.e. was it well constructed
and able to manipulate the audience’s mood?
Stage Presence:
• Did the band use the stage effectively?
• Did the band appear positive about their performance?
• Did the band interact effectively on stage?
• How did the band cope with any problems they may have encountered?
Conformance to contest rules:
• Did the band followed the rules stated in the contest i.e. time limit, profanity?
• Presentation – 20 Points Total
• Attitude: Did the band’s on-stage attitude appear suitable to their genre i.e. were they
‘Punk’ if Punk, ‘Raucous’ if Rock?
• Appearance: Did the band show personality on stage? Did the band appear to enjoy
what they were doing?
• Entertainment Factor/Showmanship: Did the band entertain? Did one or the entire
band display showmanship towards the crowd?
Rules:
• The participant can sing either with a karaoke or can play Guitar.
• However, the singer can also bring a guitarist.
• Only the performer (or the guitarist), will be allowed on the stage.
• The duration of performance can be approximately of 10 minutes and must be ended
in 15 minutes. For every minute exceeding the 15 minutes limit, the candidate will be
penalized 5 points from their total score
• No Mashup’s are allowed. However, improvisations (alaap, sargam etc.) are
encouraged.
• The singer must be present before the event to have a soundcheck so any issue that
occurs could be resolved as early as possible (What type of sound, Karaoke’s etc.).
• The lyrics must not have, any derogatory remarks to anyone. Any unethical words will
lead to deduction of marks
• Any unethical or distasteful behavior, and or damage to Air Nexus Events Property will
result in the automatic disqualification at the hands of management and judges.
• The Singer must be dressed in clothing free from obscenities.
• Participants must be respectful towards other participants. Any disrespectful remarks
(verbal/non-verbal on or off the stage) will result in deduction of the marks or the
candidate may also be disqualified.
Singers from Out of Station:
• The University or the band itself is responsible for their accommodation and
transportation.
• Air Nexus won’t be responsible for any problem that band faces outside the premises.
• However, in the university premises you are our guest. But if any issues occur (refer to
rule number 5)

Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

35 UI/UX DESIGN CHALLENGE
Rules:
• 2 members per team.
• Event Duration will be of 2 hours.
• Each team will be assigned a design challenge that includes developing a user interface
for a web or mobile application.
• Teams must complete the design within the given time limit.
Winning Criteria:
• Time management, creativity, user experience quality, and adherence to design
principles will be evaluated.
• Judges will assess based on visual appeal, functionality, and user-friendliness.
• Authorities reserve the right to modify rules before the competition.
• All rules and expectations will be discussed in detail with team leaders before the
event.
• The judges' decision will be final, and no changes can be made after the results are
announced.
NOTE: Judges reserves the right to make any kind of changes during the event.
Prize Upto 23,000
Joint Shayan Akhtar (0300-0044499)
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

36 CODE CHAMPS
Rules:
• 2 members per team
• Event Duration will be of 2 hours 15 minutes.
• It will be divided in two parts:
• Module One: It will be of 1 hour with 3 questions and
• Module Two: It will be of 45 minutes with 1 Scenario Based Questions.
• Participants will be given a 30 min break between the modules.
• Participants must complete the challenges within the provided time.
• Each Question will have a problem statement, constraints and example input/output.
• Use of AI Tools is strictly prohibited and would result in disqualification.
• Participants are allowed to use only approved programming languages, such as Python,
Java, and C++.
Winning Criteria:
• Code will assess based on its Implementation, Quality, Correctness, Clarity and
Efficiency.
• Code should handle all the edge cases
• Authorities reserve the right to modify rules before the competition.
• All rules and expectations will be discussed in detail with Participants before the event.
• The judges' decision will be final, and no changes can be made after the results are
announced.
Prize Upto 23,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

37 WEBATHON
Rules:
• Eligibility:
• Open to university students (undergraduate/graduate).

• Teams must consist of 2-4 members.
• Registration:
• Teams must register by the given deadline with a project idea related to web
development.
• Project Scope:
• Teams must develop a web application within the competition timeframe.

• The project can focus on any sector (e.g., e-commerce, education, health, etc.).
• The solution must be original and functional by the end of the competition.
• Development Phase:
• Participants can use any web technologies (e.g., HTML, CSS, JavaScript, backend
frameworks).
• Teams must build their applications from scratch; pre-existing projects are not allowed.
• Submission:
• Teams must submit their completed web applications, along with a brief project
description and source code, by the competition deadline.
• Innovation and Creativity (30%)

• Functionality and User Experience (30%)
• Technical Implementation (20%)
• Presentation and Demonstration (20%)
• Presentation:
• Shortlisted teams will present their web application to a panel of judges in a 5-7 minute
pitch, followed by Q&A.
• Conduct:
• Projects must adhere to ethical guidelines (no offensive content). Plagiarism or pre-built
templates are prohibited.

Prize Upto 30,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

38 CYBER SECURITY CTF
Rules:
• Eligibility:
• Open to all university students (individual or teams of up to 4 members).
• Registration:
• Teams must register by the deadline to participate.
• Competition Format:
• CTF will be Jeopardy-style, with teams solving cybersecurity challenges to earn points.
• Challenges cover categories like cryptography, web security, reverse engineering,
forensics, and more.
• Scoring:
• Teams earn points by capturing flags hidden in challenges. More difficult challenges
yield higher points.
• The team with the highest points at the end of the competition wins.
• Rules of Play:
• No attacks on other teams, the CTF infrastructure, or unintended services.

• Collaboration with outside parties or using unauthorized tools is strictly prohibited.
• Ethics:
• Teams must adhere to ethical hacking standards. Any malicious activity or cheating
leads to disqualification.

Prize Upto 30,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

39 BAIT BAZI
Rules:
Team Composition
• Each team consists of 2 members.
• Each team members are allowed to discuss with each other during the competition.
Format and Rounds
• The competition will be divided into three rounds:
• Qualifier (Knockout Round): Teams will be divided into groups of 2. In each group, both
teams will compete simultaneously, and only the winning team will advance to the
semi-finals.
• Semi-final: Winning teams from the qualifiers compete.
• Final: The top teams from the semi-finals compete for the title.
Game Rules:
• The competition will consist of multiple rounds:
• Initial Round: Participants recite a couplet or a few verses. (maximum 2 minutes).
• Elimination Round: Participants will face off in pairs, with each reciting couplets based
on a theme, or a prompt given by the judges (maximum 1 minute per turn).
• Final Round: Top participants will engage in a rapid-fire session with predetermined
prompts (30 seconds per turn).
• One verse can be recited only one time in each session.
• Teams can use their previous session’s verses in their next rounds
• Teams using new verses in their next rounds will get extra points.
• Failing to answer even at first attempt will lead to elimination.
Themes and Prompts:
• Themes will be announced at the beginning of each round.
• Judges may provide specific prompts for the elimination and final rounds.
Fair Play
• All participants must adhere to the rules and maintain sportsmanship throughout the
competition.
• Participants are not allowed to consult with spectators or use any external resources
(books, notes, or devices) during the competition.
• Mobile phones or any other electronic devices are strictly prohibited during the
competition
• Teams must arrive on time for their scheduled rounds. Late arrivals may result in
forfeiting their participation in that round.
• Teams should use respectful and appropriate language throughout the competition.
Offensive or inappropriate language will not be tolerated.
• Any disputes or disagreements regarding the rules or gameplay must be reported to
the Game Judge immediately. Their decision will be final.
• Any act of cheating, including signaling answers or using unfair means, will lead to
immediate disqualification of the offending team.
• Teams must remain quiet and not disrupt other teams while they are answering
questions or making guesses. This helps maintain a respectful environment.
• All participants must show respect towards fellow competitors, staff, and volunteers.
Any form of verbal abuse or unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated.

Prize Upto 15,000
Joint Syed Moeez Hassan (0333-8610791)
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

40 KASAUTI
Rules:
Team Composition
• Team members are allowed to discuss with each other during the competition.
• Format and Rounds: The competition will be divided into three rounds:
• Qualifier (Knockout Round): Teams will be divided into groups of 4. In each group, all 4
teams will compete simultaneously, and only the winning team will advance to the
semi-finals.
• Semi-final: Winning teams from the qualifiers compete.
• Final: The top teams from the semi-finals compete for the title.
Game Rules
• Time Limit: Each round will last a maximum of 10 minutes.
• Question Limit: Each team is allowed to ask up to 5 yes/no questions related to the
identity of the personality to be guessed.
• Each Team can ask 1 question at a time.
• Teams will alternate in asking questions: one team will ask a question, followed by the
other team asking their question, continuing until all questions are asked.
Buzzer System and Guessing
• Both teams will be seated in front of each other and will hear each other’s questions
and responses.
• If a team presses the buzzer, whether accidentally or intentionally, they must make a
guess.
• Teams must press the buzzer to signal their intent to guess the personality.
• Only the team that presses the buzzer first is allowed to guess.
• Wrong guess: The team making the incorrect guess will be eliminated.
• Teams attempting to guess without pressing the buzzer will be immediately
disqualified.
Fair Play
competition.
• Teams must arrive on time for their scheduled rounds. Late arrivals may result in
forfeiting their participation in that round.
• Teams should use respectful and appropriate language throughout the competition.
Offensive or inappropriate language will not be tolerated.
• Any disputes or disagreements regarding the rules or gameplay must be reported to
the game master immediately. Their decision will be final.
• Any act of cheating, including signaling answers or using unfair means, will lead to
• Mobile phones or any other electronic devices are strictly prohibited during the
competition.
• Teams must remain quiet and not disrupt other teams while they are answering
questions or making guesses. This helps maintain a respectful environment.
• All participants must show respect towards fellow competitors, staff, and volunteers.
Any form of verbal abuse or unsportsmanlike conduct will not be tolerated.
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

41 ESSAY WRITING
Rules:
• There will be no team rather individual participants.
Format and Rounds
• The competition is based on single round which will require participants to have critical
approach. Theme: deeper reflection and critical thinking
Game Rules
• Time Limit: 90 minutes
• Word Limit: minimum 800- 1200 maximum
• Bring your Transparent Clip Boards and ball pen (Blue Only) with yourself.
• Don’t bring your own sheets as they will be provided by the organizers
• Handwritten: It should be legible and neatly written.
• Language of Submission: All essays must be written in English.
• No cross discussion is allowed
• Shifting or drifting away from theme is not allowed.
• The hand writing must be neat and easy to understand.
• The topic of journal will be provided at the spot, time management is up to the
participants.
• No use of slang and rough language, the creative expression must be done with the
decent vocabulary
• No use of phone is allowed during the writing competition, any participant that is seen
to be using phone will be disqualified.
• Participants are not to use their own pages and, entries will be accepted only of the
pages provided at the venue.
• No food and snacks are allowed during the competition, water bottles will be made
available for all the participants.
• Any participant who is not observed to be following the time limit, word count and the
above stated rule will be disqualified directly.
Selection Criteria
• Creativity: 25%
• Expression and Clarity: 20%
• Emotional Depth: 20%
• Neatness: 05%
• Language and Grammar: 15%
• Expression of Theme: 15%
Fair Play
competition.
• Participants must follow the timeline, resisting to submission can lead to
disqualification.
• Participants are to be respectful with judge panel in case of not getting selected. No
objection towards the judgement of panel is entertained.
• All the participants must maintain discipline and respectful behavior towards other
participants and organizers. Any form of disrespect to the team will straight lead to
disqualification
• All participants must follow code of conduct of the university.
Theme and Topics:
• General Theme: The theme for this year’s competition will be provided at the venue at
the time of competition
• Topic Selection Guidelines: Participants may select any topic at that time from the
available topics.
• Participants are encouraged to demonstrate a broad understanding of various subjects
in their essays. An ability to weave different perspectives, facts, and ideas into their
writing will be highly valued by the judges.
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

42 JOURNAL WRITING
Rules:
• Time Limit: 90 minutes
• Word Limit: minimum 800- 1200 maximum
• Bring your Transparent Clip Boards and ball pen (Blue Only) with yourself. Don’t bring
your own sheets as they will be provided by the organizers
• Handwritten: It should be legible and neatly written.
• Language of Submission: All essays must be written in English.
• No cross discussion is allowed
• Shifting or drifting away from theme is not allowed.
• The hand writing must be neat and easy to understand.
• The topic of journal will be provided at the spot, time management is up to the
participants.
• No use of slang and rough language, the creative expression must be done with the
decent vocabulary
• No use of phone is allowed during the writing competition, any participant that is seen
to be using phone will be disqualified.
• Shifting theme and drifting away from the topics not allowed.
• Participants are not to use their own pages and, entries will be accepted only of the
pages provided at the venue.
• No food and snacks are allowed during the competition, water bottles will be made
available for all the participants.
• Any participant who is not observed to be following the time limit, word count and the
above stated rule will be disqualified directly.
Fair Play :
competition.
• Participants must follow the timeline, resisting to submission can lead to
disqualification.
• Participants are to be respectful with judge panel in case of not getting selected. No
objection towards the judgment of panel is entertained.
• All the participants must maintain discipline and respectful behaviour towards other
participants and organizers. Any form of disrespect to the team will straight lead to
disqualification
• All participants must follow code of conduct of the university.
Theme and Topics:
the time of competition Topic Selection Guidelines: Participants may select any topic at
that time from the available topics.
in their essays. An ability to weave different perspectives, facts, and ideas into their
writing will be highly valued by the judges
Selection Criteria:
• Creativity: 25%
• Expression and Clarity: 20%
• Emotional Depth: 20%
• Neatness: 05%
• Language and Grammar: 15%
• Expression of Theme: 15%
Prize Upto 11,000
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43 DEBATES (BI-LINGUAL)
Rules:
Team Composition
• Participants can apply individually or as a team. Each institution is to be represented by
a team of 2 speakers, one for English and the other for Urdu category.
• Of the two speakers, the English speaker would perform in the serious category while
the Urdu speaker would perform in the humorous category.
Format and Rounds
• The competition will have one round only, expected to last two hours.
Rules
• Time Limit: A speaker can speak for minimum 3 minutes and maximum 4 minutes.
• First buzzer will sound at 3 minutes and the second buzzer will sound at 4 minutes.
After the second buzzer, the speaker has to leave the stage. Marks will be deducted if
speakers go overtime.
Topics
• Topics will be announced on the spot.
• Winning: The team scoring the maximum aggregate points after adding up English and
Urdu will win the team Trophy. Individual speakers can also apply without a team. In
that case, they will not get the Champion shield, but individual Winner position in
English and Urdu categories.
• Same speaker cannot apply in more than one category.
• Paper reading is not allowed, participants violating the rules will lose their points.
• Plagiarism and AI generated content is strictly not allowed.
• Speakers are strictly prohibited from making derogatory remarks about prominent
individuals, religious, sectarian, racial, or political groups, as well as state institutions.
• Political statements, inappropriate/abusive language are strictly discouraged.
Judgment:
• Speakers will be adjudicated by a panel of judges based upon the content of speech,
pronunciation, delivery style and textural accuracy. Decision of the judges shall be final.
Prize Upto 15,000
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44 PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE
Rules:
• Three speakers for each team.
• For substantive speeches, 5 minutes. One knock at the 1st and 4th minutes, two knocks
at the 5th minute and continuous knocks after 5.20. POIs allowed during substantive
speeches.
• For reply, 3 minutes. One knock at the 2nd minute, two knocks at the 3rd minute and
continuous knock after 3.20. No POIs allowed during reply speeches.
• Speaker’s role attached.
• Adjudication functions are also attached.
• Motions are all prepared and 30 minutes for case building.
• There will be a preliminary round followed by semi final and grand final.
• Match up for preliminary will be made based on random order.
• Team ranks will be made with the priorities as follows:
• Victory Point: Each win +1, each loss +0
• Team Score: The average score of the team, including dissenting adjudicators Margin:
The subs traction of score team and their opponent’s
• In the preliminary and elimination round, sides (government or opposition) will be
determined by coin toss
• Adjudicators’ decision cannot be canceled, but we can seek responsibility.
• Case-building may not involve anyone other than the three team members.
• During case building, team members may not communicate with anyone other than
their teammates. The use of cell phones is strictly prohibited. Urgent usage for
personal matters would require approval of the Liaison Officer.
• “Three knocks out” apply. Teams will be given two warnings due to violations of rule
number 12 and 13Third violations will be sanctioned disqualification from the entire
competition.
• Teams may use printed materials during case building time. The use of electronic
dictionaries is allowed, but laptops are strictly prohibited.
• materials may not be brought to the speaker’s podium.
• Speakers may bring stopwatches to the podium.
• Time signals given by the audience, coaches, or anyone are allowed as long as it does
not disturb the debate.
• A team member is coming late during case building time will not be a reason for case
building time extension.
• List Motions
• THW ban homework for schools (preliminary round)
• THBT the internet increases students interest in studying (semifinal round)
• TH believes university education should be free (final round)
Prize Upto 23,000
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45 PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES
Rules:
• The Presidential Debate typically involves two candidates competing for the position of
president. The format can vary but generally includes:
• Participants: Two candidates.
• Moderator: An impartial individual who facilitates the debate, poses questions, and
manages time.
Structure of the Debate:
• The debate is divided into multiple segments, each focusing on different topics. A
typical structure may include:
Opening Statements:
• Each candidate has a set time to introduce themselves and outline their key messages.
Question and Answer Sessions:
• The moderator poses questions to both candidates, allowing each to respond. This can
include:
• Direct Questions: Posed to one candidate at a time.
• General Questions: Open to both candidates.
Rebuttals:
• Candidates are given the opportunity to respond to each other’s statements after a
question has been answered.
Closing Statements:
• Each candidate summarizes their key points and makes a final appeal to the audience.
Speaking Times:
• Opening Statements: 2 minutes per candidate.
Questions and Answers:
• Direct Questions: 1.5 minutes per candidate for response.
• Rebuttals: 1 minute per candidate.
• Closing Statements: 2 minutes per candidate.
Debate Topics:
• Debates should cover a range of relevant issues, which may include but are not limited
to:
• Economy and Jobs
• Health Care
• Education
• Foreign Policy
• Climate Change
• Social Issues
• National Security
Rules of Conduct:
• Respect: Candidates must treat each other with respect. Personal attacks or
disrespectful language are not allowed.
• Timekeeping: Candidates must adhere to the designated speaking times. The
moderator will signal when time is nearly up and when it is over.
• Audience Behavior: Audience members should remain silent during the debate, with
applause or interruptions prohibited until the closing statements.
Debate Format Variations:
• While the above format is standard, variations can include:
• Town Hall Format: Where audience members ask questions directly to the candidates.
• Panel Format: Where a panel of experts or journalists asks questions.
• Crossfire Format: Where candidates engage in a back-and-forth debate, challenging
each other directly.
Judging and Scoring:
• In some debates, a panel of judges may score candidates based on:
• Content: Depth and relevance of responses.
• Delivery: Clarity, confidence, and engagement with the audience. Rebuttal
Effectiveness: Ability to counter the opponent’s arguments.
Prize Upto 23,000
Secretary
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46 TALK SHOW DEBATES
Rules:
Registration:
• All participants must register in advance. Registration will close a day before the event,
and after registering, participants will receive a confirmation email with event details
and guidelines. Only confirmed participants will be allowed to compete.
Attendance Check-In:
• Participants must check in at the registration desk 15 minutes before the event starts.
Late arrivals may lose their spot.
• Participant Briefing: There will be a 30-minute briefing for all the participants before
the event begins to explain the rules and format.
Event Rules
Respectful Dialogue:
• Participants must maintain a respectful and constructive tone during the debate.
Personal attacks, rude behavior, or offensive remarks will not be tolerated.
Active Listening:
• Attendees should listen attentively to others’ arguments and engage respectfully when
it is their turn to speak.
Time Management:
• Each participant has a strict 2-minute time limit for presenting their arguments. Time
will be managed visibly using a digital timer.
No Disruptions:
• No participant should interrupt another while they are speaking. Disruptions will lead
to a warning or removal from the discussion.
Facilitator’s Role:
• The facilitator has complete control over the event’s flow. They will ensure that all the
rules are followed and maintain the structure of the debate.
Table Etiquette:
• Introductions: At the beginning of the event, each participant may introduce
themselves briefly
Equal Participation:
• Each participant will have an equal opportunity to present their arguments. Everyone is
encouraged to contribute.
Post-Event Rules
Feedback:
• After the event, participants must fill out a feedback form to help organizers improve
future editions of the debate.
Additional Guidelines:
• Inclusivity: The event must maintain an inclusive environment where diverse
viewpoints are welcomed.
• No Sales Pitches: The debate is for intellectual engagement only – no promotions of
personal products or services.
• Confidentiality: Discussions during the debate should remain confidential to ensure
participants feel comfortable sharing their views openly.
• Professional Language: No use of profane or inappropriate language is allowed. All
participants must adhere to the decorum of the debate
Consequences for Non-Compliance:
• Verbal Warning: The moderator will issue a warning to any participant who violates the
rules
• Temporary Removal: Repeated violations may lead to temporary removal from the
debate
• Permanent Removal: In severe cases, a participant may be permanently removed from
the event.
Theme and Topics:
the time of competition. Participants are encouraged to demonstrate a broad
understanding of various subjects
Prize Upto 23,000
Secretary
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47 ENGINEERING DEBATES
Rules:
Registration:
• All participants must register in advance. Registration will close a day before the event,
and after registering, participants will receive a confirmation email with event details
and guidelines. Only confirmed participants will be allowed to compete.
Attendance Check-In:
• Participants must check in at the registration desk 15 minutes before the event starts.
Late arrivals may lose their spot.
Participant Briefing:
• There will be a 30-minute briefing for all the participants before the event begins to
explain the rules and format.
Event Rules:
Respectful Dialogue:
• Participants must maintain a respectful and constructive tone during the debate.
• Personal attacks, rude behavior, or offensive remarks will not be tolerated.
Active Listening:
• Attendees should listen attentively to others’ arguments and engage respectfully when
it is their turn to speak.
Time Management:
• Each participant has a strict 2-minute time limit for presenting their arguments. Time
will be managed visibly using a digital timer.
No Disruptions:
• No participant should interrupt another while they are speaking. Disruptions will lead
to a warning or removal from the discussion.
Facilitator’s Role:
• The facilitator has complete control over the event’s flow. They will ensure that all the
rules are followed and maintain the structure of the debate.
Table Etiquette:
Introductions:
• At the beginning of the event, each participant may introduce themselves briefly.
Equal Participation:
• Each participant will have an equal opportunity to present their arguments. Everyone is
encouraged to contribute.
Concise Communication:
• Arguments should be clear and concise. Speakers should focus on making a strong case
within their 2-minute time limit.
Engagement and Responsiveness:
• Participants are encouraged to engage with each other’s points and respond with
relevant counter arguments.
Post-Event Rules:
Feedback:
• After the event, participants must fill out a feedback form to help organizers improve
future editions of the debate.
Additional Guidelines:
Inclusivity:
• The event must maintain an inclusive environment where diverse viewpoints are
welcomed.
No Sales Pitches:
• The debate is for intellectual engagement only – no promotions of personal products
or services.
Confidentiality:
• Discussions during the debate should remain confidential to ensure participants feel
comfortable sharing their views openly.
Professional Language:
• No use of profane or inappropriate language is allowed. All participants must adhere to
the decorum of the debate.
Consequences for Non-Compliance:
Verbal Warning:
• The moderator will issue a warning to any participant who violates the rules.
Temporary Removal:
• Repeated violations may lead to temporary removal from the debate.
Permanent Removal:
• In severe cases, a participant may be permanently removed from the event.
Theme and Topics:
• Engineering Theme: The theme for this year’s competition will be provided at the
venue at the time of competition coming from engineering background
Additional: Certificates and medals for winners and runners-up.

Prize Upto 23,000
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48 VOLLEYBALL (GIRLS + BOYS)
Rules:
Team & Players
• Each team consists of 6 players on the court at any time.
• Up to 6 substitutes are allowed on the bench.
Objective
• The goal is to send the ball over the net and land it in the opposing team’s court to
score points.
• A point is scored when the ball hits the ground in the opponent’s court or they fail to
return it.
Scoring
• Matches are played in a best of 3 sets format.
• Each set is played to 25 points, with a 2-point lead required to win.
• If a third set is needed, it is played to 15 points, also requiring a 2-point lead.
Serving
• Serve must be made from behind the end line.
• The ball must be hit with an open hand or fist, and it must clear the net without
touching it. The same player continues serving until their team loses the rally.
Rally & Hits
• Teams are allowed a maximum of 3 hits to return the ball over the net.
• A player cannot hit the ball twice in a row, except during a block.
• The ball can touch any part of the body but must not be caught or thrown.
Net Violations
• Players cannot touch the net or cross the centerline under the net during play.
• The ball is allowed to touch the net during a rally or serve, as long as it goes over.
Substitutions
• Substitutions are unlimited but must occur during a stoppage in play.
• Players must enter in the same position they left and maintain rotation order.
Time-Outs
• Each team is allowed 2 time-outs per set, each lasting 30 seconds.
Conduct
• Unsportsmanlike conduct, including arguing with officials or disrespect towards
opponent will result in a warning or penalty
• Repeated offenses can result in player disqualification
Prize Upto 25,000
Joint Rana Usman (0349-1055378)
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49 BASKETBALL (BOYS + GIRLS)
Rules:
• Teams & Players
• Each team consists of 5 players on the court at a time.
• Unlimited substitutions are allowed but must occur during stoppages in play. Players
can substitute in and out of the game multiple times.
Objective
• The aim is to score points by shooting the ball into the opponent’s basket.
• The team with the most points at the end of the game wins.
Scoring
• 2 points for a field goal inside the three-point line.
• 3 points for a field goal outside the three-point line.
• 1 point for each successful free throw.
Game Duration
• The game consists of 4 quarters, each lasting 10 minutes (or per local league rules).
There is a 2-minute break between the 1st and 3rd quarters and a 15-minute halftime
break.
• Overtime periods last 5 minutes if the game is tied at the end of regulation.
Starting Play
• The game begins with a jump ball at center court.
• Possession alternates after each held ball situation (known as the possession arrow
rule).
Ball Movement
• The ball can be moved by passing or dribbling.
• Traveling occurs if a player takes more than two steps without dribbling.
• Double dribbling is when a player stops dribbling and starts again or dribbles with both
hands.
Shot Clock
• Teams have 24 seconds to attempt a shot.
• Failure to attempt a shot within the allotted time results in a turnover.
Fouls
• Personal fouls include illegal physical contact such as pushing, tripping, or blocking an
opponent.
• After 5 personal fouls (or 6 in the NBA), a player is disqualified from the game.
• Teams enter the bonus after 5 team fouls in a quarter, giving the opponent free throws
for non-shooting fouls.
Free Throws
• Awarded when a player is fouled during a shooting attempt.
• 1 free throw for a successful basket, 2 free throws for a missed basket inside the three
point line, and 3 for a missed three-pointer.
Violations
• Goaltending: When a player touches the ball on its downward flight towards the
basket.
• Backcourt violation: Occurs when the offense brings the ball across the midcourt line
and then crosses it back.
Time-Outs
• Each team is allowed 2 time-outs per half.
• Time-outs last 1 minute.
Conduct
• Unsportsmanlike behavior results in technical fouls. Two technical fouls result in
ejection from the game.
• Fighting, arguing with officials, or disrespectful behavior will not be tolerated and will
lead to disciplinary action.
Prize Upto 25,000
Joint Abdul Wasay (0335-5638282)
Secretary
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50 CRICKET (BOYS + GIRLS)
Rules:
• Teams and Players
• Teams: Two teams, each consisting of 11 players.
• Captain: Each team must have a designated captain.
Match Format
• Overs: Each match consists of 4 overs per team.
• Bowling Limit: Each bowler can bowl a maximum of 1 over.
Umpires
• The match will have one or more umpires to oversee the game.
• The umpire’s decisions are final and must be respected by all players.
Misconduct
• Any form of misbehavior (abusive language, physical altercations, etc.) will result in
• The umpire will have the authority to issue warnings or disqualifications as deemed
necessary.
Miscellaneous
• Teams should agree on the boundary dimensions and any specific playing conditions
before the match.
• Players must wear appropriate sports attire and safety gear if necessary.
Prize Upto 75,000
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51 TUG OF WAR (BOYS + GIRLS)
Rules:
TEAMS & PLAYERS
• Team members should wear appropriate sports attire and footwear with good grip.
OBJECTIVE
• The goal is to pull the opposing team across a designated center line using a thick rope.
A team wins when they pull the other team’s anchor marker (a colored tape or marker
placed on the rope) past the winning line on their side.
FIELD SETUP
• A 15-meter rope is used, marked with a centerline (aligned with the ground’s
centerline) and two additional markings 4 meters from the center on either side.
• These 4-meter marks represent the point a team needs to pull the rope to in order to
win the round.
STARTING THE GAME
• The match starts with both teams lining up on their side of the rope with hands evenly
spaced.
• The judge signals the start of the game with a whistle or command like "Ready, Pull!"
Teams may not begin pulling until the official start signal.
WINNING THE MATCH
• Matches are played in a best of 3 pulls format.
• A team wins a pull when they drag the rope 4 meters past the centerline (marked on
the rope) or when the opposing team falls or loses control.
PULLING RULES
• Players must only pull the rope with their hands; no looping the rope around the body,
arms, or legs is allowed.
• Team members must remain on their feet at all times; sitting or lying on the ground is a
foul.
• Teams may use coordinated pulling techniques, but no jerking or sudden, unfair
movements (like sudden drops to the ground) are permitted.
FOULS
• Foot faults: Stepping over the center line before the signal to pull is given.
• Locking the rope: Wrapping the rope around any part of the body.
• Deliberate falling: Sitting or intentionally falling to gain advantage.
• Side-stepping: Moving excessively side to side to unbalance the opposing team. If a
team commits a foul, they forfeit that particular pull.
REFEREES & JUDGING
• Two referees are required: one on each side of the rope to ensure fairness and spot
fouls. A main referee will give the start signal, monitor the pull, and decide the winner.
All referee decisions are final.
SUBSTITUTIONS
• Each team is allowed 1 substitute in case of injury. Substitutions can only be made
between rounds, not during a pull.
CONDUCT & SAFETY
• Team members must remain respectful towards each other and the officials. Any
unsportsmanlike conduct, arguing with referees, or intentional injury-causing behavior
will result in disqualification.
• All players should warm up and stretch before the game to prevent injuries.
Time Limits
• A pull should last no longer than 2 minutes. If neither team has won by then, the team
closest to pulling the center marker over their line will be declared the winner.

Prize Upto 25,000
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52 ARCHERY (BOYS + GIRLS)
Rules:
Match Format
• Number of Shots: Each player is allowed 3 shots during the match.
• Rounds: The match consists of a single round where all players shoot their 3 arrows in
succession.
Target and Distance
• Target Specifications: Use standard archery targets with clear scoring zones.
• Distance: The distance from the shooting line to the target must conform to the
specific competition category (e.g., 18 meters for indoor, 30 meters for outdoor).
Scoring
• Score Zones: Points are awarded based on where the arrow lands on the target:
• Inner circle (bullseye): 10 points
• Next ring: 9 points
• Following rings down to 1 point for the outermost ring.
• Total Score: The total score for each player is the sum of their 3 shots.
Shooting Procedure
• Shooting Order: Players will shoot in a predetermined order. Each player takes their
shots one at a time before moving to the next player.
• Time Limit: Each player has a maximum of 1 minute to take all 3 shots.
Equipment
• Bows: Players must use bows that conform to competition regulations.
• Arrows: Arrows should meet standard specifications (length, weight, etc.).
• Safety Gear: Players are encouraged to wear appropriate protective gear, including
arm guards and finger tabs.
Conduct of Players
• Sportsmanship: Players must display good sportsmanship and respect towards others.
Unsportsmanlike conduct may lead to penalties, including disqualification.
• Safety: Players must follow safety protocols at all times, including shooting only when
the range is clear and adhering to the whistle commands from officials.
Ties
• In the event of a tie in total scores, a shoot-off will be conducted. Each tied player will
shoot one additional arrow. The highest score from this arrow determines the winner.
If still tied, further shoot-offs will be conducted until a winner is determined.
Judging and Disputes
• A qualified judge or official will oversee the match, ensuring adherence to the rules and
scoring.
• Any disputes regarding scoring or conduct must be reported to the official
immediately. The official’s decision is final.
Disqualification
• A player may be disqualified for:
• Cheating or dishonesty.
• Violating safety rules.
• Unsportsmanlike behavior.
Prize Upto 11,000
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53 BADMINTON (BOYS + GIRLS)
Rules:
TEAMS & PLAYERS
• Badminton can be played as singles (1 player per side) or doubles (2 players per side).
• In doubles, players must maintain their positions on the court and switch sides after
each serve.
OBJECTIVE
• The aim is to score points by hitting the shuttlecock over the net and landing it in the
opponent’s court.
• The first player or team to reach 21 points wins a game, with a 2-point margin
required. If the score reaches 20-20, the game continues until one side leads by 2
points or the score reaches 30-29.
SCORING SYSTEM
• Matches are played in a best of 3 games format.
• A rally is won when the shuttlecock lands in the opponent’s court or the opponent
commits a fault (e.g., hitting the shuttle out of bounds).
• Points are awarded for every rally, regardless of who served (known as rally scoring).
SERVING
• In singles, the server stands on the right side of their court if their score is even and on
the left if odd.
• In doubles, the team that wins the rally serves. Partners rotate serving based on
scoring. The serve must be underhand and struck below the waist, with the shuttlecock
landing in the diagonal service court.
• The serve must clear the short service line and land in the correct service box.
• The server and receiver remain in their respective service courts, but after the server
wins a point, they switch sides.
• Players in the serving team continue to rotate between left and right sides until the
rally is lost.
FAULTS
• A fault occurs when the shuttlecock:
• Lands outside the boundaries of the court.
• Passes through or under the net. Fails to cross the net.
• Touches the ceiling or side walls.
• Is hit twice by the same player/team.
• It is also a fault if the player touches the net with their body or racket.
RALLIES
• Each team is allowed one hit to return the shuttle over the net.
• The rally continues until the shuttlecock hits the floor or a fault is committed.
CHANGING SIDES
• Players change sides of the court after each game.
• In the third game, if necessary, players change sides when the leading score reaches 11
points.
LET
• A let is called when:
• The server serves before the opponent is ready.
• The shuttlecock gets stuck in the net after crossing it.
• There’s any interruption or an unclear situation in the rally. In the event of a let, the
point is replayed.
TIME-OUTS
• Each player/team is allowed 1 time-out per match, lasting 60 seconds. There is a 2-
minute break between each game.
CONDUCT
• Players must show respect for opponents and officials.
• Any unsportsmanlike behavior, arguing with referees, or delaying the game will result
in warnings or penalties.
Prize Upto 15,000
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54 FUTSAL (BOYS + GIRLS)
Rules:
Teams
• Team Size: Each team consists of 5 players on the field, including one goalkeeper.
• Substitutes: Each team may have up to 3 substitutes available for rotation during the
match.
Match Duration
• Total Duration: The match consists of two halves, each lasting 10 minutes, with a 2-
minute halftime break.
• Stopping Time: The clock may stop for injuries or other significant delays, as decided by
the referee.
Field of Play
• Dimensions: The field is typically smaller than a traditional football pitch, measuring
approximately 25-42 meters long and 16-25 meters wide.
• Goals: Goals are usually 3 meters wide and 2 meters high.
Starting the Game
• Kick-off: The match begins with a kick-off from the center of the field. The team that
wins the coin toss can choose to kick off or select a goal to defend.
Scoring
• A goal is scored when the entire ball crosses the goal line between the goalposts and
under the crossbar.
Substitutions
• Substitutions can be made at any stoppage in play, with players entering and exiting
the field at the designated substitution area.
• Substituted players must leave the field before their replacements enter.
Fouls and Free Kicks
• Accumulated Fouls: Teams are allowed a maximum of 5 fouls per half. Upon the 6th
foul, the opposing team is awarded a direct free kick from the second penalty mark (10
meters from the goal).
• Direct Free Kicks: Awarded for fouls. A goal can be scored directly.
• Indirect Free Kicks: Awarded for lesser infractions; a goal cannot be scored directly.
Penalty Kicks
• A penalty kick is awarded for a direct foul committed by a defending player inside their
penalty area.
• The penalty spot is located 6 meters from the goal.
Goalkeeper Regulations
• The goalkeeper may use their hands only within the penalty area.
• The goalkeeper must not hold the ball for more than 4 seconds.
• The goalkeeper cannot touch the ball again after releasing it until it has been touched
by another player.
Game Conduct
• Players must respect opponents, officials, and teammates. Unsportsmanlike conduct
may result in warnings or expulsion from the match.
• The referee’s decisions are final and must be adhered to by all players.
Match Results
• The team with the most goals at the end of the match is declared the winner.
• In the event of a tie, the match may proceed to a penalty shootout if stipulated in the
competition rules.
ROTATION IN DOUBLES
• Teams should wear matching uniforms; goalkeepers must wear a different color.
• Players should use appropriate futsal footwear.
Prize Upto 50,000
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55 TABLE FOOTBALL (BOYS + GIRLS)
Rules:
TEAMS & PLAYERS
• Each team consists of 1 or 2 players depending on the format (singles or doubles).
Players control the rods with figures attached to move and kick the ball. There are 4
rods per side:
• Goalie Rod: 1 player
• Defense Rod: 2 players
• Midfield Rod: 5 players
• Attack Rod: 3 players
OBJECTIVE
• The aim is to score goals by moving the ball into the opponent's goal using the figures
on the rods.
• The first team to score 5 goals wins a game.
• Matches are typically played in a best of 3 games format.
STARTING THE GAME
• A coin toss determines which team serves first.
• The team that wins the toss serves the ball by placing it in the midfield and putting it
into play.
• After each goal, the team conceding the goal serves the next ball.
SCORING
• A goal is scored when the ball enters the opponent’s goal, even if it bounces back onto
the field.
• If a player scores an own goal, the point is awarded to the opposing team.
ROD & BALL CONTROL
• Spinning the rods (rotating them more than 360 degrees before or after hitting the
ball) is not allowed and results in a foul.
• Players can only use the figures on the rods to hit the ball—no hands or other body
parts are allowed.
• Players are permitted to move the rods horizontally (side-to-side) to position the
figures and vertically to kick or pass the ball.
GAME PLAY
• Possession: When the ball is stopped or not in play for more than 10 seconds, it must
be moved to another rod.
• Defense and Goalie rods can hold the ball for 10 seconds each.
• Midfield and Attack rods can hold the ball for 15 seconds each.
• Passes and Shots: Players can pass the ball between their rods to set up shots. Shots
can only be taken by moving the ball with a controlled push, pull, or flick—spinning
shots are considered fouls.
FOULS & PENALTIES
• Spinning the rods results in a foul. If a foul occurs, the ball is placed at the opponent’s
midfield rod.
• Jarring: Excessive shaking or bumping the table to affect the ball's movement is
prohibited. A foul is called for jarring.
• Illegal serve: If the ball is served unfairly (e.g., not properly dropped into play), the
opponent may request a re-serve.
TIMEOUTS
• Each team is allowed 1 timeout per game. Timeouts last 30 seconds and can only be
called when the ball is not in play.
SUBSTITUTIONS (FOR DOUBLES PLAY)
• Teams are allowed 1 substitution between games but not during a game.
CHANGING SIDES
• Players switch sides of the table after each game in a match.
REFEREES & JUDGING
• If available, a referee oversees the game to ensure fair play, rule adherence, and to
settle disputes.
• The referee’s decision on fouls, goals, and game-play issues is final.
CONDUCT
• Players must respect their opponents and the referee at all times.
• Unsportsmanlike behavior, arguing with officials, or causing distractions may result in
penalties or disqualification.
Prize Upto 11,000
Secretary
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56 ARM WRESTLING (BOYS + GIRLS)
Rules:
• Each competitor's elbow must remain on a designated pad throughout the match.
• The hands and wrists of both participants must be in line with their respective elbows.
• The referee starts the match and determines if any fouls or false starts occur.
• The objective is to force your opponent's arm down to the pad while keeping yours up.
• Matches are typically best out of multiple rounds.
• Any intentional movements or actions deemed unfair or dangerous may lead to
disqualification.
• Respect for your opponent and following the referee's instructions is essential in fair
play.
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
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57 TABLE TENNIS (BOYS + GIRLS)
Rules:
Match Format
• Best of Three: The match consists of up to three games. The first player to win two
games wins the match.
• Time Limit: The total duration of the match is 20 minutes. If the time expires, the
player with the most points wins, provided at least one game has been completed.
Scoring System
• Points: Each game is played to 11 points. Players must win by at least 2 points (e.g., 11-
9, 12-10).
• Deuce: If both players reach 10 points, the game continues until one player leads by 2
points.
Service Rules
• Service Rotation: Players alternate serving every 2 points until 10 points are reached,
after which they alternate every point.
• Legal Serve: The ball must be thrown vertically upwards at least 16 cm, and the server
must strike the ball behind the end line and above the level of the playing surface.
Playing the Game
• Players must strike the ball so that it first touches their side of the table, then the
opponent's side.
• The ball must be kept in play; failure to return it properly results in a point for the
opponent.
Changing Ends
• Players switch sides after one player reaches 6 points in each game.
• In the third game (if needed), players switch sides after one player reaches 5 points.
Timeouts
• Players may take one timeout per match, lasting up to 1 minute. This can be called at
any time during a game.
Player Conduct
• Players must show respect towards each other and officials. Unsportsmanlike conduct
may result in penalties, including point deductions or disqualification.
Equipment
• Table: The standard table size is 2.74 meters long, 1.525 meters wide, and 76 cm high.
• Ball: A standard 40 mm diameter plastic ball.
• Rackets: Players may use any type of racket, provided it adheres to the regulations.
Winning the Match
• The player who wins two games first is declared the winner.
• If the match duration expires, the player with the most points wins, provided at least
one game has been completed.
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

58 CHESS
Rules:
Match Format
• Knockout Structure: Players compete in a single-elimination format. The winner
advances to the next round.
• Time Control: Each player has a total of 10 minutes for the entire game.
Starting the Game
• Chessboard Setup: The board is set up with the white pieces on ranks 1 and 2 and black
pieces on ranks 7 and 8.
• First Move: White always moves first.
Timekeeping
• Chess Clock: A digital chess clock is used. The clock must be started and stopped
correctly after each move.
• Time Management: Players must manage their time effectively. Once a player’s time
runs out, they lose the game unless the opponent does not have enough material to
checkmate.
Winning the Game
• A player wins by:
• Checkmating the opponent's king.
• Forcing the opponent to run out of time.
• Forfeiting the game by leaving the board or violating rules.
Stalemate and Draw Conditions
• The game can end in a draw by:
• Stalemate (the player to move has no legal moves and is not in check).
• Insufficient material to checkmate (e.g., king vs. king).
• Agreement between players.
• Threefold repetition of position.
• The fifty-move rule (if no pawn has been moved and no capture has occurred in the
last fifty moves).
Conduct of Players
• Players must show respect toward each other and the officials.
• Any form of cheating, unsportsmanlike behavior, or distraction may lead to
disqualification.
Equipment
• Chess Pieces: Standard tournament chess pieces must be used.
• Chessboard: A standard 8x8 square board with alternating light and dark squares.
Recording Moves
• Players are encouraged to record their moves (algebraic notation), though it is not
mandatory. Recording can be helpful for disputes or future reference.
Time Out
• Players may not take a timeout. Once the game starts, it continues until it concludes.
Disputes
• Any disputes or unclear situations will be settled by the tournament director or an
appointed arbiter, whose decision is final.
Prize Upto 10,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

59 SNOOKER (BOYS + GIRLS)
Rules:
Match Format
• Frame Structure: Each frame consists of 10 balls.
• Time Limit: The duration of each frame is 25 minutes. If time expires, the player with
the most points wins.
Starting the Frame
• Setup: The balls are arranged in a standard triangular formation with the reds at the
apex and the colors placed at their designated spots.
• Break Shot: The player who breaks must strike the cue ball from behind the baulk line,
aiming to hit the reds.
Scoring
• Points are awarded as follows:
• Red Balls: 1 point each.
• Yellow: 2 points.
• Green: 3 points.
• Brown: 4 points.
• Blue: 5 points.
• Pink: 6 points.
• Black: 7 points.
• After potting a red, the player must nominate and pot a colored ball to continue their
turn.
Fouls and Free Ball
• Fouls: Common fouls include:
• Failing to hit the correct ball first.
• Potting the cue ball (scratch).
• Hitting a ball off the table.
• If a foul occurs, points are awarded to the opponent, and they have the option to take
the next shot from where the balls lie or ask the offender to play again.
Timekeeping
• Clock Management: A visible timer must be used to track the 25-minute duration. The
referee will notify players when time is nearing completion (e.g., at 5 minutes
remaining).
• Time running Out: If time expires, the current player finishes their shot, and the frame
ends. The player with the most points wins.
Winning the Frame
• The player with the highest score at the end of the frame (either through potting all
designated balls or when time runs out) is declared the winner.
• In the case of a tie, if both players have the same score, the frame will be replayed.
• Conduct of Players
• Players must demonstrate sportsmanship, respect, and integrity throughout the
match. Unsportsmanlike conduct may lead to penalties, including disqualification.
Equipment
• Table: A standard snooker table (12 feet by 6 feet) should be used.
• Balls: Standard snooker balls must be used, and the cue ball must be white.
• Cues: Players can use their own cues, but they must conform to standard dimensions.
Referee's Role
• A referee is responsible for enforcing the rules, scoring, and ensuring fair play. Their
decisions are final.
Disputes
• Any disputes should be brought to the referee, whose decision will be final. Players
must abide by this ruling
Prize Upto 30,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

60 LUDO
Rules:
Match Format
• Teams: Each match consists of 2 teams, with 2 players on each team (total of 4
players).
• Duration: The match lasts for 20 minutes. The team with the most points at the end of
the time wins.
Setup
• Board: Use a standard Ludo board with 4 home bases, each designated by color (red,
blue, green, yellow).
• Pieces: Each team has 4 pieces of the same color.
• Starting Position: All pieces start in their respective home areas.
Game Play
• Turns: Teams take turns rolling a single die. Players within the team can strategize on
how to use their rolls.
• Entering the Board: A player must roll a 6 to move a piece from home onto the starting
square. If a 6 is rolled, the player can choose to move a piece or roll again.
• Movement: Players move their pieces clockwise around the board according to the
number rolled on the die.
Capturing Opponent's Pieces
• Landing on Opponent's Pieces: If a player lands on a square occupied by an opponent’s
piece, that piece is captured and returned to its home area.
• Bonus for Capturing: Capturing an opponent's piece grants an additional turn (rolling
again).
Winning the Game
• Entering Home: A piece must land exactly on the home square (the colored square at
the center) to be moved into the home area.
• Points: Points are scored for each piece successfully moved into the home area:
• 1 point for each piece.
• The team with the most points when time is up wins. If pieces are not fully moved into
home areas, only points for those moved are counted.
Timekeeping
• A visible timer should be set for 20 minutes. Players must manage their time
effectively.
• The game may continue until all pieces are home or the time limit is reached.
Conduct of Players
• Sportsmanship: Players must respect each other and display good sportsmanship.
Unsportsmanlike behavior may result in penalties or disqualification.
• Distractions: Players should avoid distracting opponents during their turns.
Disputes
• Any disputes regarding rules or gameplay should be resolved by mutual agreement
between players. If needed, a neutral party may be consulted to help resolve disputes.
Disqualification
• Violating game rules.
• Unsportsmanlike conduct.
Prize Upto 10,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

61 BOWLING (BOYS + GIRLS)
Rules:
Match Format
• Number of Bowls: Each player is allowed a maximum of 2 bowls (or deliveries) per
frame.
• Frames: The match consists of a single frame where all players bowl their 2 balls in
succession.
Scoring
• Points System: Points are awarded based on the number of pins knocked down with
each bowl:
• Each pin knocked down counts as 1 point.
• If all pins are knocked down with the first bowl (strike), the player receives a bonus
(e.g., an additional 2 points or the opportunity to bowl again, depending on the
format).
• If all pins are knocked down with the second bowl (spare), the player receives a bonus
of 1 point.
Bowling Procedure
• Order of Play: Players will bowl in a predetermined order, taking turns.
• Bowling Area: Players must bowl from the designated approach area. Failing to do so
may result in a foul.
• Time Limit: Each player has a maximum of 1 minute to complete their 2 bowls.
Equipment
• Bowling Balls: Players may use any standard bowling ball suitable for the game.
• Bowling Pins: Standard bowling pins must be used.
Conduct of Players
• Sportsmanship: Players must demonstrate good sportsmanship and respect towards
others.
• Safety: Players must follow safety protocols and ensure the bowling area is clear before
delivering their bowls.
Ties
• In the event of a tie in total points, a tie-breaker round will be conducted. Each tied
player will bowl one additional ball. The highest score from this ball determines the
winner. If still tied, further tie-breaker rounds will be conducted until a winner is
determined.
Judging and Disputes
• An official or designated judge will oversee the match, ensuring adherence to the rules
and accurate scoring.
• Any disputes regarding scoring or conduct should be reported to the official
immediately. The official's decision is final.
Disqualification
• Violating safety rules.
• Unsportsmanlike behavior.
Prize Upto 18,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

62 SPEED WIRING
Rules:
• Maximum 3-4 members in one team
• You will be assigned one or more circuits which you have to complete in the shortest
time.
Winning Criteria:
• Time and accuracy will be considered while checking the program.
• Authorities has right to amend any rule at any time before the competition.
• All rules will be discussed prior to the competition with team leaders.
• Decision made by the judges will be considered as final and no change will be made
after announcement of the decision.
Prize Upto 15,000
Joint Meher Shuja (0309-7442134)
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

63 LINE FOLLOWING ROBOT
Rules:
• Maximum 3-4 members in a team
• You must use a microcontroller with an IR sensor.
• You can use any base/chassis.
• The dimensions of the chassis should not exceed 10" x 10".
• You can use any motor shield
• You can use any rpm motor
• You can use any battery (not more than 12v)
• You are not allowed to touch the robot during the time of competition
• Maximum 3 tries will be given to each team but each try will result in deduction of 5
marks
• The robot which completes the full track in minimum time will be rewarded winner
• Penalty of 2sec if the robot goes out of the arena
• The dimensions of the arena are 12x6 Feet
Winning criteria:
• The robot must follow white line on the black arena surface.
It has to face different junctions to reach the destination in limited amount of time.
• Winner will be decided by our judges based on overall performance.
Prize Upto 23,000
Secretary
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64 OFF ROAD RC RACE
Rules:
• Maximum 3-4 members in one team
• Pre build circuits are not allowed
• You must use a circuit of your own or esc’s
• Dimension must not exceed 11’’x10’’
• You can use any type of battery (not more than 12v)
• There will be a race 1 by 1 or between Multiple cars. The first one to reach the end
point will be the winner.
• Once the race starts you cannot touch your car
• It’s Off road rash racing so you can hit other cars
• You cannot go off track, if happens so you are out of race
• Race will be based on multiple rounds and the winner of each round will have the final
race.
Winning criteria:
• The first one to reach the finish line wins.
Prize Upto 20,000
Secretary
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65 SUMO WAR
Rules:
• Maximum 3-4 members in a team.
• Maximum 3 rounds will be conducted for every match
• Two robots will enter the arena at the same time
• You can use any kind of system to remotely control your robot
• Your robot will be able to move in any direction
• You can use any RPM motors
• No restriction on the type of chassis
• The dimension of your robot chase should not exceed 12” × 12” including wheels
• Your robot should not damage another robot and/or arena
• You must use a microcontroller (without the use of a microcontroller you will be
Disqualified)
• The weight of your robot should not exceed more than 8kg
• Weight will be checked before every round.
• You can use any battery. (Not more than 24V)
• The robot that manages to push the opponent out of the arena will be considered as
the round winner, and the team that wins two rounds will stand as match winner
• You are not allowed to touch your robot during the time of competition
Winning Criteria:
• There will be multiple circles on Arena and the robot there will be a two-minute time
for every match. At the end of time the robot that will be close to center will win the
round.
• Also if robot is pushed out of arena it will be eliminated.
Prize Upto 25,000
Secretary
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66 OBSTACLE AVOIDING ROBOT
Rules:
• You must use a microcontroller with Ultrasonic sensors
• You can use any base/chassis
• The dimension of your robot chassis should not exceed 10” × 10”
• You can use any RPM motors
• You can use any battery (not more than 12v)
• Penalty of 2sec if your robot hits/touches the wall of the arena/obstacle.
• Maximum 3 tries will be given to each team but each try will result in the deduction of
5 Marks
• The robot which completes the track in minimum time will be the winner.
• Judges reserves the right to make any kind of changes during the event.
• The size of arena is 8ft×4ft.
• Your robot has to beat all the obstacles in minimum time.
• Winner will be decided by our judges based on overall performance
Prize Upto 23,000
Secretary
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67 TRUSS BRIDGE
Rules:
• The bridge must be constructed only from basswood or any available material on spot
and any commonly available adhesive (i.e. German Glue).
• The basswood may be notched, cut, sanded, or laminated in any matter but must still
be identifiable as basswood.
• No other materials may be used. The bridge may not be stained, painted, or coated in
any fashion with any foreign substance.
Judgment Criteria:
• Bridges will be tested by applying a load to the bridge until the bridge fails.
• Failure will be defined as the point at which the structure can no longer support a load.
• The load will be applied in the middle of the span for a decided time.
• The judges will decide the winner based on overall performance.
• Design of the model will also hold points.
Prize Upto 23,000
Secretary
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68 EGG DROP CHALLENGE
Rules:
• Team Size: 2-3 members. No changes after registration.
Drops:
• First Drop: One story.
• Second Drop: Two stories.
Egg Condition:
• Must be accessible for inspection after the first drop.
• Eggs cannot be modified. Only provided eggs may be used.
• Partially cracked eggs have no leakage; fully cracked eggs leak contents.
Judgment Criteria
• Number of Drops: Teams with fewer successful drops score higher.
• Egg Condition: No cracks = highest score; partial cracks = medium score.
• Critical Floor Identification: Higher points for identifying the safest drop height.
• Time Taken: Faster completion acts as a tiebreaker.
• Design & Innovation: Unique and effective designs score higher.
• Teamwork: Collaboration and communication during the challenge matter.
• Handling of Materials: Careless handling leads to penalties.
• Judge’s Authority: Judges’ decisions are final.
Prize Upto 15,000
Joint Syed Hassan Imam (0313-5311012)
Secretary
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69 RECYCLING
Rules:
• Recycled Materials (brought by teams):
• Plastic bottles, cardboard, paper, old electronics, newspapers, aluminum cans, etc.
• Other items: Old clothes, CD/DVDs, popsicle sticks, and tin foil.
Rules:
• Team Size: 2-3 members.
• Time Limit: 2 hours to design, build, and document.
Product Requirements:
• Clear function or purpose.
• Entirely made from recycled/repurposed materials.
• Documentation with photos, description, and sustainability report.
• No External Help: All designs must be original.
Notes
• Misbehavior or influencing judges results in disqualification.
• Judges’ decisions are final, and they may modify rules during the event.
• Materials can be accessed from organizers, but extra materials may be charged.
Judgment Criteria:
• Creativity & Innovation: Effective use of materials.
• Functionality: How well the product works.
• Documentation & Presentation: Clarity, reasoning, and teamwork
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

70 SCAVENGER HUNT
Rules:
• Team Size: (3 minimum - 5 maximum) members per team
• Each team must appoint a captain responsible for communication with the organizers.
• Teams must select a unique name during registration.
• Teams will receive a list of clues or challenges.
• Completing each clue unlocks the next challenge.
• The first team to finish all tasks will be declared the winner.
• Teams must follow event rules, act ethically, and avoid unfair practices.
• Compliance with local laws is mandatory.
• Cheating or violations may result in disqualification.
• Mandatory Registration: All teams must register before the event
Prize Upto 25,000
Secretary
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71 RED LIGHT GREEN LIGHT
Rules:
• Players: Open to participants aged 6+. Up to 20 players per round, with filtering rounds
as needed.
Setup:
• Marked play area.
• One player becomes the "stoplight."
Gameplay:
• The stoplight stands at one end, facing away. Players begin at the opposite end.
• When the stoplight says "Green Light," players move.
• When "Red Light" is called, players stop immediately. Moving after "Red Light" results
in elimination.
• The first player to reach the stoplight wins and becomes the new stoplight.
• Winning: The game ends when one player remains or after several rounds.
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name
72 MAKE-UP (GIRLS ONLY)
Rules:
• Participants will be given time to practice the techniques they’ve learned on provided
practice models or on themselves.
• No heavy prosthetic work or specialized makeup will be covered; the focus will be on
every day or event-ready looks.
• Round 1: Skill Showcase
• Focus on specific techniques (e.g., smokey eye, contouring).
• Participants demonstrate their mastery of a particular makeup skill.
• Time: 30 minutes.
• Round 2: Live Transformation
• Contestants perform a full makeover on a model in front of judges.
• Judges evaluate based on creativity, execution, and presentation
Prize Upto 15,000
Joint Wania Zain (0316-5175770)
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

73 HAIRSTYLING (GIRLS + BOYS)
Rules:
• The hairstyling will cover both basic and intermediate techniques, such as braiding,
curling, straightening, and up-dos.
• All hair products and tools, including brushes, styling creams, and heat tools, will be
provided.
• Safety protocols for using heat styling tools will be taught before practice begins.
• Round 1: Technical Skills
• Participants demonstrate specific techniques (e.g., braiding, curling).
• Round 2: Complete Look
• Participants style hair to complement a complete makeup and outfit look.
• Judges evaluate based on creativity, technique, and harmony with the overall look.
Prize Upto 15,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

74 NAIL PAINTING (GIRLS)
• Rules:
• Participants will do fundamental nail painting techniques, including nail prep, polish
application, and simple nail art.
• Nail painting tools, polishes, and remover will be supplied.
• Focus will be on creating clean and professional-looking nails, with a chance to explore
basic design techniques.
• Round 1: Technique Showcase
• Focus on specific nail techniques (e.g., stamping, marbling).
• Participants demonstrate their skills with a specific technique.
• Round 2: Themed Manicure
• Participants create a complete manicure to match a chosen theme.
• Judges evaluate based on creativity, execution, and coordination with overall
aesthetics.Time: 45 minutes
Prize Upto 12,000
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

75 PHYSICS QUIZ
Rules:
• Questions are related with mechanics, basic physics, thermodynamics and optics
• Each team consists of three members
• Calculators are allowed take it by own
• Mobile phones and smart watches are not allowed during the quiz
• Each question has one minute to solve
• There will be three rounds
• No extra time allowed
• Be at Test place 15 minutes before the time mentioned
Prize Upto 18,000
Joint Adeel Arshad (0306-1312419)
Secretary
Sr No. Event Name

76 MATHS QUIZ
Rules:
• Questions are related with Basic and applied mathematics from metric to graduation
level.
• Each team consists of three members
• Calculators are allowed take it by own
• Mobile phones and smart watches are not allowed during the quiz
• Each question has one minute to solve
• There will be three rounds
• No extra time allowed
• Be at Test place 15 minutes before the time mentioned
Prize Upto 18,000
Joint Adeel Arshad (0306-1312419)
Secretary

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