Events

Event Details

• Grades: IX - XII
• Team Size: 2 Participants
• Maximum Teams Allowed per School: 2 Teams
• Mode: Offline
• Device Policy: BYOD for presentation

NeuroPitch

Step into the ultimate launchpad for the changemakers of tomorrow!
The event challenges you to look closely at your surroundings—school, community, or environment—and identify the friction points that demand a solution. This isn't just about theory; it's about feasibility, real-world impact, and proving to our panel of judges that your team has the collective intelligence to create a better tomorrow. The future is waiting—are you ready to pitch it?

General Instructions

1. Ideas must be original and student-driven.
2. Solutions may include products, services, apps, campaigns, or prototypes.
3. Emphasis is on solving real problems, not hypothetical concepts.
4. Participants may create a structured PowerPoint presentation (optional). To be submitted before the event on the link provided by the host school team.
5. Design supporting materials such as logo, banner, poster, tagline, or prototype (optional but encouraged).
6. Devices (laptops/tablets/phones) may be brought by the participants, along with a stable internet connection.
7. Deliver a clear pitch within 2 minutes. The pitch will be followed by questions and answers with the judges.
8. All team members should be present at the event's venue.
9. The judges' decision will be final.

Judging Criteria

• Problem Identification and Relevance — 20 pts
• Innovation and Creativity — 25 pts
• Feasibility and Practicality — 20 pts
• Potential Impact — 15 pts
• Presentation and Communication — 10 pts
• Visual Branding / Supporting Material — 10 pts

Event Details

• Grades: VIII - X
• Team Size: 2 Participants
• Maximum Teams Allowed per School: 2 Teams
• Mode: Offline
• Device Policy: BYOD for capturing and editing reel

ReelForge

TRUE to our theme Synapse, this fast-paced event challenges you to look through the lens, capture the vibrant reality of our campus on the spot, and transform raw frames into a high-impact digital reel. This event is a creative fusion of on-spot photography, visual storytelling, and AI-assisted editing — reflecting modern digital expression: Capture → Create → Amplify with AI

General Instructions

• Participants must carry their own mobile camera or DSLR for capturing photographs within school premises.
• Follow the theme announced at the venue.
• Use AI tools for effects, captions, voiceover, music, or enhancement; however, any audio elements (rap, song, voiceover, etc.) must be AI generated only.
• Devices (laptops/tablets/phones) to be brought for editing reels or short videos by the participants, along with a stable internet connection.
• Develop a clear storyline and social message.
• Produce a cohesive final video of maximum 1 minute duration within the allotted time.
• All photos/videos must be captured during the event only. Pre-captured content is strictly not allowed.
• AI Video Editors can be used: Reap, CapCut, Kapwing, Veo3, Filmora AI etc.

Judging Criteria

• Relevance to Theme — 20 pts
• Creativity and Originality — 20 pts
• Effective Use of AI Tools — 20 pts
• Storytelling and Message Clarity — 20 pts
• Editing Skills (Enhancement, not manipulation) – 20 pts

Event Details

• Grades: X to XII
• Team Size: 2 Participants
• Maximum Teams Allowed per School: 2 Teams
• Mode: Offline
• Languages/Tools: Basic Python

Overview

Step into a high-octane programming relay where individual logic transforms into collective triumph. The Participating teams will go through Round 1: a gritty, offline pen-and-paper debugging crucible where automated compilers can't save you. In Round 2, Shortlisted teams will enter the digital arena on HackerRank, leveraging Python and essential libraries like numpy, random, and csv to engineer clean, efficient solutions for real-world problems.

Round 1: Offline Error-Solving round (Debugging)

• Participants' teams will appear for a pen and paper test.
• Participants will be provided with a program with errors.
• The marks will be provided on the basis of the accuracy of the solution.
• Selected participants will appear for the final online round (to be conducted on premises)

Round 2: Online round (Hackathon) on premises

• Participants will solve real-world problems using the Python language.
• The round will be conducted at the school, and participants will be selected on the basis of problems solved and use of better coding practices.
• Collaboration or code sharing is strictly prohibited.
• The final decision of the judges and organizing committee is absolute, binding, and non-negotiable.

Judging Criteria

• Logical Accuracy and Problem Solving — 30 pts
• Code Practices — 30 pts
• Correct Functionality of Final Program — 20 pts
• Efficiency and Use of Concepts — 10 pts
• Team Coordination — 10 pts

Event Details

• Grades: IX - XII
• Team Size: 1 Participant
• Maximum Teams Allowed per School: 2 Teams
• Mode: Offline
• Games: Will be announced before the event by the Host Students' Team.

NeuroNexus Arena

Beyond the Button-Mash. Welcome to the Tactical Matrix.
Championing a progressive future for competitive gaming, this arena strongly drives diversity and inclusivity, actively empowering female cyber-athletes to step up, smash the glass ceiling, and redefine the eSports meta. Sync your strategies, lock your targets, and command the digital frontier of tomorrow.

General Instructions

• Participants must exhibit good sportsmanship throughout the competition.
• Respectful behaviour towards opponents, referees, organisers, and equipment is expected.
• Any disruptive or disrespectful behaviour may result in penalties or disqualification.
• A maximum of 2 teams with 1 participants each will be allowed from each school.
• Ready-made brackets will not be changed, and no other game choice will be allowed.
• Games: Will be announced before the event by the Host Students' Team.

Judgement Criteria

Clearing All levels.

Note:

Female participation is strongly encouraged to promote inclusivity and diversity in eSports.

Event Details

• Grades: 10-12
• Team Size: 1student per team
• Mode: Offline
• Device Policy: Host Lab Systems(No BYOD)

Overview

Step into the world of Artificial Intelligence with *ChatSynapse*, a dynamic challenge where participants design and develop a functional chatbot. Using no-code/low-code platforms or Python, teams will create intelligent conversational systems capable of solving real-world problems through seamless human-computer interaction.

Challenge Objective:

Participants are required to conceptualize, design, and demonstrate a chatbot that effectively addresses a specific problem domain. The focus lies in building a solution that is both functional and user-friendly while showcasing logical AI-driven conversation flow.

Suggested Themes:

• School Helpdesk Bot
• Mental Health Support Bot
• Career Guidance Bot
• Disaster Alert Assistant

Presentation Requirements:

• Each team must present the following components:
• Problem Statement
• Data Flow
• Bot Logic
• Ethical Considerations
• Live Demo + 5-minute Explanation

Judging Criteria:

• Functionality – 25 Marks
• Innovation – 20 Marks
• AI Logic Clarity – 20 Marks
• UI & Conversation Flow – 15 Marks
• Ethical Awareness – 20 Marks

Note:

Participants are expected to ensure clarity, creativity, and ethical responsibility in their chatbot design while maintaining an intuitive and engaging user experience.

Event Details

• Grades: VII - IX
• Team Size: 2 Participants
• Maximum Teams Allowed per School: 1 Team
• Mode: Offline
• Device Policy: No BYOD

WebXpress

Prompt the Frontend. Architect the Future!
Artificial Intelligence has completely revolutionized web development—and we are stepping up to match the evolution. This event challenges you to blend your structural logic with cutting-edge AI tools to build a fully functional, responsive website using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript based on a theme announced on the spot. This isn't just about basic layouts; you will be pushed to rapidly deploy advanced features.

General Instructions

• The theme or topic for the webpage will be provided at the beginning of the competition.
• All webpage content should be relevant and appropriate to the given theme.
• The total duration of the competition is approximately 1 hour.
• The website must include some of the advanced features, such as:
  1. Embedded chatbot
  2. API integration (weather/news/AI response/Social Media)
  3. Responsive design
  4. A Data visualization element
  5. Accessibility features and so on..
• Participants must submit their final project within the allotted time.
• Languages allowed: HTML, JavaScript, CSS. Failure to adhere to tool restrictions or time limits may lead to disqualification.

Judgement Criteria

• Creativity and Design – 25 pts
• Advance features included – 25 pts
• Code Structure and Cleanliness – 25 pts
• Overall User Experience – 25 pts

Event Details

• Grades: II - IV
• Team Size: 1 Participant
• Maximum Teams Allowed per School: 2 Teams
• Mode: Offline

Inventopia

"Imagine the world of tomorrow and become the innovator who creates it!"
Participants will dress up as an original invention, technology, robot, gadget, or innovation designed to solve a real-world problem from the future. The costume and presentation should showcase creativity, innovation, and problem- solving. Participants will walk the stage in costume and introduce themselves/their invention.

Through a monologue, they must explain:

• Who or what they are.
• What problem do they solve?
• How their invention or future role helps people, society, or the environment.
• Why is it important for the future?

General Instructions

• Costumes may be handmade or assembled using readily available materials.
• Participants are encouraged to create original concepts rather than portray existing fictional characters.
• Props are permitted if they are safe and easy to manage.
• The focus should be on innovation, imagination, sustainability, and positive impact on society.
• Each team will get a maximum of 90 seconds to present itself.

Judgement Criteria

• Overall Presentation – 20 pts
• Creativity and Innovation – 25 pts
• Oration – 30 pts
• Content and Expression – 25 pts

Event Details

• Grades: IX - X
• Team Size: 1 Participant
• Maximum Teams Allowed per School: 1 Team
• Mode: Offline

Digital Dharma

Welcome to Digital Dharma - Policing the Code. Humanizing the Machine! — the ultimate AI ethics arena where technology meets conscience. Step into a high-stakes discussion forum where tomorrow's innovators become today's policymakers, scrutinizing intelligent systems, uncovering hidden biases, and debating the ethical dilemmas shaping our digital future. In perfect sync with Synapse, this event challenges participants to think critically, speak fearlessly, and redefine the relationship between humans and machines.

General Instructions

• An AI-related case study or scenario will be provided on the spot.
• Participants will be given time to analyze the case before the discussion begins.
• The discussion will be moderated by the event coordinator.
• Participants will evaluate the potential risks and societal impact of the technology.
• Suggest practical and responsible solutions.
• Support their viewpoints with logical reasoning and relevant examples.
• Respectful disagreement and constructive criticism are encouraged.
• Participants are expected to maintain decorum, professionalism, and respect throughout the event.

Judgement Criteria

• Critical Thinking and Ethical Reasoning — 20 pts
• Identification of Bias and Risks — 20 pts
• Quality of Solutions — 20 pts
• Communication Skills — 20 pts
• Participation and Engagement — 20 pts
• Total — 100 Points

Event Details

• Grades: V - XII
• Team Size: upto 8 Participants
• Maximum Teams Allowed per School: 1 Team
• Mode: Offline

Synapse Street

Code on Screen. Conscience on Stage!
Merging the raw emotional power of performing arts with the vital imperatives of digital safety, this event brings Cyber Suraksha to the center stage. Participants are challenged to use storytelling to expose online threats, navigate deep digital vulnerabilities, and advocate for responsible online behaviour. You have 3 to 5 minutes to deliver an original, high-impact AI or cybersecurity- themed drama that relies on pure imagination, striking props, and raw communication—leaving the paper scripts behind.

General Instructions

• Participants will present an original story centered on cybersecurity, digital safety, online threats, or responsible digital behavior, showcasing imagination, creativity, and communication skills.
• The theme should focus on the growing importance of cyber suraksha and its impact on individuals and society in today's digital world.
• Participants should perform a 3-5-minute original AI-themed drama on stage.
• No reading from paper while performing will be allowed.
• Participants can carry Props for the skit.

Judgement Criteria

• Creativity and storytelling – 30 pts
• Relevance to AI or Cybersecurity – 25 pts
• Use of props – 25 pts
• Confidence – 20 pts

Event Details

• Grades: VI - XII
• Team Size: 2 Participants
• Maximum Teams Allowed per School: 1 Team
• Mode: Offline

NeuroFlash

To match the "Synapse" theme, the IT Quiz begins with an exciting Preliminary Screening Round conducted at the host school. This will be a pen-and-paper test designed to assess students' knowledge, logical thinking, and problem-solving abilities in the field of Information Technology. Each school may nominate participants as per the event guidelines, and based on their performance, the best six teams will qualify for the Grand Finale (Round 2).

Round 2 will bring together the top six qualifying teams, who will compete head-to-head in a dynamic, technology-driven quiz to battle for the Synapse IT Quiz Championship Trophy.

General Instructions

• The quiz will be conducted in two rounds.
• ROUND 1 – Preliminary Screening (At Host School): The preliminary round will be conducted as a pen-and-paper written test. The test will assess participants' knowledge, logical reasoning, and analytical skills in technology-related domains. Based on the performance in this screening round, the top six teams will qualify for the Grand Finale.
• ROUND 2 – Grand Finale: The six qualifying teams from Round 1 will compete in the on-stage championship round. This round will feature an engaging, fast-paced technology quiz with multiple interactive formats. The team with the highest cumulative score at the end of the final round will be declared the Synapse IT Quiz Champion.

Judgement Criteria

Maximum Points Scored in the assessment.

Event Details

• Grades: Open to All
• Team Size: 2-4 Participants
• Maximum Teams Allowed per School: 1 Team
• Mode: Offline

RoboRealm

Blueprints to Battle. Where Metal Meets Mind!
In absolute alignment with our theme, Synapse, this event serves as the physical manifestation of your design logic, bridging the gap between digital command and mechanical execution. Teams will unleash their pre-built, self-constructed autonomous or manually controlled robots into a high-speed race, intricate obstacle courses, and head-to-head tactical challenges. Fire up your microcontrollers, dominate the arena floor, and drive the physical innovations of tomorrow.

General Instructions

• Teams will design, build, and operate a self-constructed robot to compete in arena-based tasks such as races, obstacle navigation, or head-to-head challenges.
• Bring a fully assembled, functional robot built before the event.
• Demonstrate control, stability, and reliability of the robot.
• Navigate the robot through tracks, obstacles, or game objectives.
• Execute strategies for speed, precision, or tactical advantage.
• Operate within safety and competition rules.
• Repair minor issues within the allotted pit time if required.

Robot Restrictions

• Weight restrictions - Should not exceed 5kg
• Battery type - 5V or 12V
• Manual or autonomous - Any Judgement
• Any preferred Tyre type - Should not exceed 4 inch diameter
• Robot dimensions - Maximum Size 30cm*30cm*30cm
• Prescribed Ground Clearance - 3cm to 6cm

Judgement Criteria

• Robot Circuit and Design — 25 pts
• Innovation and Creativity — 25 pts
• Control and Stability — 25 pts
• Strategy — 25 pts

Event Details

• Grades: VII - XII
• Team Size: 2 Participants
• Maximum Teams Allowed per School: 1 Team
• Mode: Offline

The Random Access

This event is a high-energy mix of digital knowledge, physical probability, and real- world navigation comprising of two rounds. It perfectly mirrors how AI works: Data , Probability, Execution.

General Instructions

• Round 1 (offline pen paper test): It will be an engaging quiz that will be hosted by our students' team.
• Any use of devices or external AI tools, mobile data during rounds, or collusion between teams will lead to immediate de-synchronization (disqualification). Kindly maintain the integrity of the event.
• The top 15 scorers of the quiz will qualify for the next 2 rounds.
• Participants who qualify in the preliminary round will advance to the offline round, which will be conducted at the host school's premises.
• Next Round: The Challenge Unlocked! The second round will be revealed on the spot. All you need is sharp logic, a QR/code-scanning mobile phone, and an unstoppable spirit of problem-solving. Bring your curiosity, quick thinking, and zeal to decode the unexpected!

Judgement Criteria

• Round 1: Top 15 scorer of fast paced quiz will be eligible to go for round 2.
• Further Rounds - details will be declared on the spot.

Event Details

• Grades: VII - X
• Team Size: 2-4 Participants
• Maximum Teams Allowed per School: 2 Teams
• Mode: Offline

SynapseX

Teams must design a STEM + AI–based solution to a real-world sustainability problem (climate change, waste management, clean energy, smart cities, etc.).

Participants' team will be delivering a 3-minute pitch explaining the problem, your solution, the tech/STEM concept behind it, and its real-world impact — followed by judges' Q/A's.

General Instructions

• A maximum of four students from each school is allowed in a team. Working models must be constructed in advance and brought to the venue.
• A maximum of one model can be submitted by each team.
• The project must be a working STEM-based prototype/model, and Integration of AI technology is mandatory.
• All team members have to explain their concept and working model and showcase their presentation in front of the panel of judges. A maximum of 3 minutes will be allotted to each team for the same.
• The AI component must be clearly explained (e.g., ML model, chatbot, data prediction, computer vision, etc.)
• Students must bring their own Laptop/PC (along with internet connection) as per their requirement.
• This event is all about keeping it smart, practical, innovative, and future-ready.

Judgement Criteria

• Relevance to Sustainability Issue — 20 pts
• Innovation and Originality — 20 pts
• Effective Use of AI Technology — 20 pts
• Practical Feasibility and Impact — 15 pts
• Clarity of Concept — 15 pts
• Presentation and Teamwork — 10 pts

Event Details

• Grades: IX to XII
• Team Size: 1 Participant
• Maximum Teams Allowed per School: 1 Team
• Mode: Offline

DataSynapse

Unmask the Patterns. Predict the Future!
In a world drowning in raw information, the ultimate superpower is the ability to extract absolute clarity from chaos. In this challenge, Participants needs connecting scattered, unstructured data points to reveal the hidden trends of tomorrow. Armed with a mystery dataset provided completely on the spot, you have exactly 60 minutes to scrub the noise, construct visually striking charts, map out critical patterns, and forecast future trends. It is a high-pressure test of analytical rigor, logical reasoning, and data storytelling.

General Instructions

• Participants will be required to analyse a provided dataset, Clean and organize the data, create meaningful charts/visualisations, identify key patterns and insights, predict trends based on the data, and present their findings clearly.
• The dataset will be provided on the spot by the host school's team.
• The time duration for completing the task will be 60 mins.
• Final submission in the form of charts + brief explanation/presentation to be given to the event judges.
• Platform/Tools allowed: Excel / Google Sheets / Basic Python

Judgement Criteria

• Data Analysis and Accuracy – 30 pts
• Quality of Visualisation – 25 pts
• Insights and Interpretation – 25 pts
• Prediction and Logical Reasoning – 10 pts
• Presentation and Clarity – 10 pts

Event Details

• Grades: VIII - X
• Team Size: 1 Participant
• Maximum Teams Allowed per School: 1 Team
• Mode: Online

MemeSynapse

MemeSynapse is a fast-paced creative challenge where students combine humor, creativity, and AI tools to communicate ideas through memes. The event encourages participants to think critically, stay relevant to trends, and express concepts in a concise and engaging format.

Topics

Choose 1 topic from:

• AI Hallucination
• Multifactor Authentication
• Academic Doom scrolling
• Biases in Proctored Examination

Task

Participants must create an original meme based on the selected theme.

• Memes should be relevant, creative, and meaningful.

Tools Allowed

• Canva AI
• DALL·E / other AI image generators
• ChatGPT / text or image generation tools
• Google's Nano Banana for image or text generation.

Guidelines

• Content must be original and memes must strictly adhere to school-level content regulations (no offensive, inappropriate, or sensitive content).
• Plagiarism or use of existing memes/templates without modification will lead to disqualification.

Important Dates

• Mode: Online Submission (top 3 Finalists invited Offline on 1st August, 2026)
• Last Submission Date: 29 July 2026
• Submission Link: https://forms.gle/v8hagtyMqi4aw5Va8

Judgement Criteria

• Creativity and Humor – 30 pts
• Relevance to Theme – 25 pts
• Effective Use of AI Tools – 20 pts
• Originality – 15 pts
• Clarity of Message – 10 pts