Open to all streams of Engineering and Polytechnic Students

• Innovating Technique
  This criterion evaluates the originality and novelty of the project.It considers how the project introduces new ways of solving a problem, applying technical skills or use of tools beyond traditional approaches.
• Creativity
  It focuses on how well the project demonstrates out-of-the-box thinking, imaginative problem-solving, and the ability to present ideas in a fresh and compelling way
• Sustainable Solution
  This criterion evaluates how well the project addresses sustainability by considering environmental, social, and economic impacts.
• Feasibility of Project or Idea
  This criterion assesses how practical, realistic, and achievable the project or idea is within the given constraints such as time, resources, technology, and expertise.
• Technical Contents
  This criterion evaluates the depth, accuracy, and sophistication of the technical knowledge and skills demonstrated in the project.
• Impact of Project on Industry
  This criterion assesses the potential or actual effect of the project on its relevant industry. It looks at how the project can influence industry practices, improve processes, create economic value, or drive innovation within the sector.
• Impact of Project on Society
  This criterion evaluates the extent to which the project positively affects people’s lives, communities, or society at large. It looks at social benefits, inclusivity, ethical considerations, and how the project addresses real societal needs or challenges
• Presentation & Communication Skills
  This criterion assesses how clearly, confidently, and engagingly the team presents their project. It evaluates the ability to communicate ideas effectively to judges and the audience through verbal explanation, visuals, and responses to questions.