All Events

A high-intensity eFootball showdown. Team up and showcase your strategy, precision, and game sense on a competitive stage with live coverage and electrifying matchups.

A car robot is placed in a preset track and must make a war. Winning persons or team will be rewarded. For full rules & guidelines, View Full Rules & Guidelines .

The ultimate "Elevator Pitch." Present your business model to investors and experts to win capital, mentorship, and market validation.

paper presentation of students in every department. Showcase your research and innovation to a panel of experts.

Build stylish, responsive websites from scratch. Master the bridge between creative UI/UX and technical code (HTML/CSS) to turn a blank canvas into a live site.

Using 150–200 popsicle sticks, construct a bridge with maximum load before breaking. The bridges will be weighed before testing.

A PDF drawing will be given at the time of competition. Points are noted for drafting, detailing, labelling, and colouring.

The shift from "Chatting" to "Doing." Learn to build autonomous agents that can plan, use tools, and execute complex workflows without constant prompting.

Competitive debate event. Sharpen your arguments and oratory skills against the best minds in the room.

Hardware reality. Convert electrical schematics into physical circuit boards using EDA tools, and finish by soldering your custom device.

Participants will be given a problem statement or theme. Prompts must be written within the allotted time. Craft the most effective prompts for AI tools.

Practical ethical hacking. Master offensive tactics — from pentesting to social engineering — to understand how hackers think and build unbreakable defenses.

A panel discussion with 3 or 4 selected members in different fields. An interactive session between the panel members and students.

Basically a pitching competition — pitch something useless or unwanted in our daily life. E.g., "Our teeth will go black when we brush (Black tooth paste)."

Committees, agendas, and country allocations will be communicated in advance. Participants must follow standard MUN parliamentary procedures. Judges' decisions are final and binding.

Participants will be given faulty programs to debug. Programming languages will be announced prior to the event.

Circuit design problem statement will be provided on the spot. Participants may be asked to design using diagrams, software, or components.

Race against time to solve challenging technical and logical problems. Test your analytical skills under pressure.

Hands-on workshop focused on user-centric interfaces and practical product design workflow.

Got a groundbreaking idea? Pitch it to a panel of judges and stand a chance to win exciting prizes and mentorship opportunities.