- Max of 2 per team
- Prelims will be a written round for 30 minutes,20 teams qualify
- 2nd Round is general questioning, 8 teams qualify
- 3rd Round consists of the technical quiz, 4 teams qualify
- Finally we have the buzzer round
- Quizmaster's decision is the final
Betsy | 9980116178
Amruth | 9902588929
- Max of 2 per team
- Time limit is 2-3 hours
- Resources for the topic chosen will be provided
- Other external resources can also be used
- Participants are not allowed to carry other resources such as backgrounds, logos, buttons etc
- The web page can be developed in any platform Dreamweaver, Eclipse, Flash, Photoshop
- Topics
- Back to my village life
- E-mentoring for women
- Farmers buddy
- Save her from cancer
- Smart city
- Vitrual medical home
- Stop global warming
Chaitanya | 9448449983
Ankita | 9036565921
- Individual event
- 1st round has 15 MCQ questions and 5 programs to be completed in an hour
- Final round has 15 programs; few to be written from scratch and few must be debugged
- Registration Fee: Rs.30
- Prizes: Rs.3000 and Rs.2000
- Event involves writing a aptitude test
- Time duration is 60mins
- 60 questions of MCQ or subjective type
- Questions based on general mental and arithmetic ability
- Registration Fee: Rs.10
- Max of 2 per team
- Event consists of 2 different rounds
- First round will be of Objective type questions testing fundamental concepts
- Second round is the practical round and will include simple circuit designing and debugging
- Practical round will be of practically implementing the circuits using Bred Boards
- Duration of each round is 1hr
- Registration Fee: Rs.20
- Prizes: Rs.3000 and Rs.2000
- The topic should be related to Information Technology
- The participating team is required to carry 3 hard copies of their Abstract, which will be given to the judges during their presentation
- Abstract should be in IEEE Format, and no longer than 2 pages. Any Abstract not following this format will be rejected
- The computer provided will support Office 2007 format and earlier. In case you want to use some other software (like OpenOffice, etc.)or a higher version of Office, then you're required to carry your own laptop
- Abstract should be mailed to PPT@PRAGITH.NET
- Last date to submit the Abstract : 15th March 2010. The selected teams will be notified via e-mail
- In case of a tie, decision of the judges based on a predefined criteria will be final
- Entry fee : Rs.50 per team
- Prizes: Rs.3000 and Rs.2000
- 100 questions per contestant
- Contestant should answer the previous question asked
- Contestant judged based on the number of questions remembered and answered
- Each question to be answered within 5 secs
- Contestant finishes the round if he/she cant remember the question or gives the wrong answer
- Registration Fee: Rs.20
- An autonomous robot should be programmed for a line follower
- Battery upto 12V can be used
- Size of the robot should not exceed 8 inches by 4 inches
- Path will be black in colour on a white background
- Registration Fee: Rs.60
- Prizes: Rs.3000 and Rs.2000
- FIFA RULES
- Standard FIFA rules will be strictly followed
- No zero degree goals
- No aerial through ball directly from the goalkeeper
- Player can select any team of his choice and both the players in match can't select the same team
- First Round will be 45 Mins. Player who is leading in 1st half will be declared as winner
- If it is a tie in 1st half ,then the player who scores 1st in 2nd half will be declared as winner(Golden Goal Rule)
- From 2nd Round it'l be a normal game of 90 Mins
- Registration Fee: Rs.50
- COUNTERSTRIKE RULES
- 5 People per team
- Head phones will not be provided
- Registration Fee: Rs.100
- DOTA RULES
- 5 People per team
- 32 teams maximum ( limited slots )
- Registration Fee: Rs.100
- Max of 2 per team
- Written preliminary round
- Top 8 teams qualify ;next will be the technical quiz round
- The best 4 teams qualify for the final round
- Registration Fee: Rs.30 per team
- Prizes: Rs.3000 and Rs.2000
- MCQ based on Image mophing, ciphers, codes(decoded by freq analysis),completion of incomplete pattern,mirror images, etc.
- Single candidate event
- Only blue ball point pen allowed
- Calculators not allowed
- Registration Fee: Rs.30 per team
- Prizes: Rs.3000 and Rs.2000
- Participants will have to complete the puzzles in the shortest time possible
- Fill in the grid so that every row, column and 3x3 box contains the digits 1-9 without repeating any numbers
- Registration Fee: Rs.10
It is one of the most popular technoholiks Events. It attracts active participation from a large number of participants and audience alike. The best minds from the technical domain are put through 3 grueling rounds. Only the sharpest survive!
It is the event that inspires an amalgam of creativity and technical skills. It attracts the highest number of entries.
"Techies" are identified and nurtured through this event. The event is targeted at simulating an everyday crisis situation that arises due to flaws in programs. It requires sound knowledge of the languages and an eagle's eye to spot the spoiler. The rounds that follow focus on programming skills of the participants.
For those who love fiddling with faulty circuits, desperately trying to make that missing link, which would ultimately 'make it work', TECHNOHOLIKS offers just that! We provide the participants with the defective/incomplete circuits and they try their hand at fixing it. The event is aimed at encouraging the hardware enthusiasts.
This is a true nail-biter. The participants are expected to answer fairly simple questions. Except that the answers at all times must be given to the previous question. The difficulty level is raised gradually until the participant breaks the chain. It requires a photographic memory and good presence of mind to process two thoughts simultaneously.
Everybody loves to build fancy robots that can perform a host of activities; but only a few have what it takes to put design and knowledge to practice. Through this event, TECHNOLIKS instigates the innovators in engineers. It creates a platform to think, rethink, design and build robots that can be put to use in various walks of life.
Everything in the universe can be broken down to just numbers! Fun with math begins when the quickest minds pour over complex arithmetic and algebraic structures in an attempt to crack them. The event focuses on just that.
Participants turn professors in this event where they take the stage to present the latest in technology. Researches and inferences based on the same are put forth in front of a knowledgeable panel.
The electronics enthusiasts can have a field day as they try to design an efficient and effective circuit that meets the requirements.
This is a relatively new event that allows the participants to meddle with images. It involves 'ciphering and de-ciphering' of images.
It is perhaps the most adored numbers game in recent times. Completing this puzzle won't be easy.
At this level, gaming is no child's play. It demands perfect hand eye co-ordination and a 'gamers' guts' to win.
