Table of Contents

General Event Rules ........................................................................................................................ 4

1. Business Competitions ................................................................................................................ 5
Elevator Pitch ...............................................................................................................................5
2. Computer Science Competitions ................................................................................................. 6
Speed Programming .....................................................................................................................6
Graphics Designing ..................................................................................................................... 7
3. Engineering Competitions ...........................................................................................................7
RC Car ......................................................................................................................................... 7
Bridge Building ............................................................................................................................8
Bottle Rocket ............................................................................................................................... 8
Line Follower Robots .................................................................................................................. 9
Sumo War .....................................................................................................................................9
Paper Plane ................................................................................................................................ 10
4. Law Competitions ..................................................................................................................... 11
National Law Moot Court Competition .....................................................................................11
5. Arts Competitions ......................................................................................................................11
Sketching ....................................................................................................................................11
Painting ...................................................................................................................................... 12
Calligraphy ................................................................................................................................ 12
6. Drama Competitions ..................................................................................................................13
Theatre ....................................................................................................................................... 13
Stand Up Comedy ......................................................................................................................14
Script Writing .............................................................................................................................14
Monologue .................................................................................................................................15
Makeup ...................................................................................................................................... 15
7. Photography Competitions ........................................................................................................ 16
Stills ........................................................................................................................................... 16
Short Film .................................................................................................................................. 17
8. Debating Competition ............................................................................................................... 17

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 Essay Writing Competition ........................................................................................................17
MUN .......................................................................................................................................... 18
Poetry .........................................................................................................................................22
9. Gaming ...................................................................................................................................... 22
TEKKEN 8 ................................................................................................................................ 23
EA FC 25 ................................................................................................................................... 24
10. Islamic ..................................................................................................................................... 25
Naat (Male/Female) ................................................................................................................... 25
Qira’at (Male/Female) ............................................................................................................... 25
11. Sports Competition ..................................................................................................................26
Futsal (Male) ..............................................................................................................................26
Cricket (Tennis Ball only, for Males) .........................................................................................26
Badminton (Male and Female) .................................................................................................. 27
Volleyball ................................................................................................................................... 27
Chess (Male and Female) .......................................................................................................... 29
Table Tennis Single (Male and Female) ....................................................................................29
Table Tennis Double (Male Only) ..............................................................................................30
Ludo (Male and Female) ............................................................................................................31
Arm Wrestling ........................................................................................................................... 31
12. General Competitions Events .................................................................................................. 32
The Hunt .................................................................................................................................... 32
Squid Game ............................................................................................................................... 32
Murder Mystery ......................................................................................................................... 33
Master Chef ............................................................................................................................... 33
Red Light Green Light ...............................................................................................................34
Project Exhibition ...................................................................................................................... 34

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Greetings,
The University of Lahore is thrilled to declare the return of the Innovation Olympiad 5.0, with
this edition expected to be even more spectacular. It is crucial for contestants to be completely
ready for this intellectually demanding event, aimed at assessing their skills and knowledge.
The provided materials encompass detailed information about all the general competitions,
including their specific rules, regulations, and guidelines.

To avoid any confusion or misinterpretation, it is highly recommended to peruse this documentat

-ion with the utmost focus and diligence.
In case of any query or for further details, feel free to contact:

Director Campus Ambassador

Mr. Qammer Ali Ahmed

Cell: 0332-1466401
Email: [email protected]

Director Registration

Ms. Iqra Ali

Cell: 0304-2896200
Email: [email protected]

Our Socials:
innovationolympiaduol
UOL Innovation Olympiad

So, get yourself ready, mark your calendars because UOL Innovation Olympiad 5.0 will be live
on 6th. of February 2025 for 4 days of competitions, games, and lively social nights.

Regards!
Innovation Olympiad Team

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General Event Rules
 Any institution registering for more than 12 categories will be eligible for the
delegation trophy.
 There should be one head delegate in each team.
 The head delegate is responsible for providing all details or information of the
participants.
 Participants not registered with their institute’s delegation will be considered as
individual participants and their points will not be counted in team trophy of the
said Institute.
 The status of team registration will be confirmed after receiving registration fee.
 You are required to dress appropriately during the event.
 Innovation Olympiad’s management has all the rights reserved to disqualify and
penalize any team and individual in case of violation of UOL as well as event rules
and regulations.
 The decision of the judges for every competition is final and cannot be challenged.
 The schedule or the event’s proceedings can change; in that case the participants
will be informed properly before the event.
 Participants are requested to report at least half-an-hour before a competition
to avoid unnecessary delays.
 Participants must carry their Institute ID Cards and CNIC with them throughout the event.
 The failure to comply with event/competition rules may result in
disqualification or penalization.
 Any misconduct with fellow participants or Innovation Olympiad’s management
can result in disqualification.
 The management is not responsible for any injuries caused by the irresponsible
behaviour of any participant.

 The participants are responsible for all their personal belongings. Innovation
Olympiad’s Management is not responsible for any kind of loss. Your cooperation
in this regard will be highly appreciated.

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1. Business Competitions
Elevator Pitch
An elevator pitch is an easy way to communicate the essential elements of your project,
business idea, social cause, or your professional credentials to get others' attention and action.
Rules & Regulations:
A panel of three professors will evaluate and judge the pitches. The pitches will be
evaluated on the basis of:

 Substance: clarity and persuasiveness of the argument presented.

 Delivery: attention to tone, volume, pronunciation, and pace.
 Non-verbal communication, including attire (see Suitable Attire below) and
background.
 Timing: pitches will be cut off after 60 seconds The jury’s judgement will be
expressedin a scale of 1 to 5, as follows:
 5 = Excellent presentation on all counts = A
 4 = Very good presentation with minor issues in one or more evaluation areas = B
 3 = Pitch can be significantly improved but is satisfactory overall = C
 2 = Pitch is incomplete and severely lacking in one or more evaluation aspects = D
 1 = Candidate does not even try = F
 Professors may either attend their students’ closed-door presentations and assign
grades independently, or rely on the evaluations of the jury, following the scale
outlined above.
 Each team must have at least 2 persons and at most 5 persons.
 Winners will be announced at Closing Ceremony.

For more details, Contact:

 Taha Amir:0303-0859798

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2. Computer Science Competitions
Speed Programming
This competition is for self-assured programmers with improved problem-solving abilities who
can work well under pressure and within a set time frame. This event will comprise of 3 rounds.

Round 1:
Teams will compete against each other out of which 25 teams will progress to
round 2. The difficulty level for this round will be moderate.

Round 2:
Twenty-five teams will compete against each other out of which ten teams will progress
to round 3.
The difficulty level for this round will be hard.

Round 3:
A winner will be decided among the ten teams.
As it is a final round the difficulty level for this round will be competitive.

Rules & Regulations:

 No extra time will be allotted to any participant/team under any circumstance.

 Participants are not permitted to use any electronic device (other than the
provided workstation), internet, or any other reference material.
 There is no language restriction barrier for this competition.
 Participants cannot leave the campus premises during the competition.
 Understanding the problem and solving are both part of the competition.
 Participants can use only one machine.

Team Eligibility:

 Maximum three participants are allowed.

 Participants must be undergraduates.

For more details, Contact:

 Abdullah Saeed: 0319-5080802

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Graphics Designing
Create a flawless poster design by fusing your love of art and your design expertise. It will touch
everyone who sees it. Your design, whether it's vintage, minimalist, or even art-deco, can
highlight your skills as an artist and your abilities. You can use this competition as a platform to
combine your ideas and thoughts into one visual representation. This is your moment to
showcase your abilities.

Rules & Regulations:

 The duration of the event will be of 4 hours.
 The size of the paper and resolution will be defined at the time of competition and
participants are required to follow them.
 Internet usage will only be allowed in the first one hour of the competition.
 Each team must bring their own laptops.

Team Eligibility:
 Maximum two participants are allowed.
 Participants must be undergraduates.

For more details, Contact:

 Rabia Khuram: 0328-7146630

3. Engineering Competitions
RC Car
An RC car racing competition is conducted where participants control their cars on a designated
track. Cars are evaluated based on speed, handling, and lap completion time. The participant with
the fastest and most skillfully controlled car wins the race.
Rules & Regulations:
 Maximum 2 members are allowed in each group.
 All the cars will be tested on a track.
 The track will be revealed during the competition.
 Car once placed on the starting line can’t be touched by the operator.
 You can have 2 more chances if your car leaves the track.
 The condition regarding leaving the track is that at least 3 tyres must remain on track
otherwise you will lose 1 chance.
 The judgement is based on the checkpoints, time taken and most importantly how you
design your car and how it looks aesthetically.
 The key to win is alignment of tyres.
For more details, Contact:
 Muhammad Waleed Sajjid: 0321-6358766

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Bridge Building
A wooden truss bridge building competition is conducted using popsicles and binding material
(Elfee). The ratio of the bridge's load carrying capacity to its own weight, aesthetics, and technical
soundness are all evaluated. Most efficient bridge wins the competition.

Rules & Regulations:

 Maximum 4 & minimum of 3 participants.
 200 Popsicle sticks and 50-gram bottle of glue will be provided to each team.
 No extra material will be provided or allowed to be used during competition.
 Maximum time allowed for bridge building will be 2.5 hours.
 Only “Truss Bridge” is allowed.
 Any other assembly technique will disqualify your team.
 Bridge Span length should be strictly “18 inches”.
 Loading will be applied on the deck of the bridge at centre across the span length.
 Evaluation of Bridge will be based on Efficiency (Loading Capacity and Self
Weight) and dimensioning.

For more details, Contact:

 Aman: 0340-6086119

Bottle Rocket
A water bottle rocket competition involves launching a rocket made from a plastic water bottle
that is filled with water and pressurized with air. The goal is to propel the rocket as high as
possible, with participants often experimenting with different designs and amounts of water to
maximize flight distance and height.

Rules & Regulations:

 Participants will construct rockets using specified materials.

 The competition will focus on evaluating the rockets based on flight duration,
distance covered, and landing accuracy.
 Technical specifications and rules are currently being finalized by the technical team.

Some important points are listed below:

 Each team will comprise two members.

 Teams will have 1 hour to complete their design.
 Evaluation will take place over the following 30-40 minutes.
 The results will be announced in the final 20 minutes.
 Failure to adhere the rules may result in disqualification. Play fair, work as a team,
and let the best team win!
For more details, Contact:
 Muhammad Aaqib :0313-3150346

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Line Follower Robots
A line follower robot competition challenges participants to design robots capable of efficiently
following a track with varying complexity and obstacles. The goal is to complete the course in
the shortest time while maintaining precise navigation along the line.
Rule & Regulations:
 Maximum 4 members are allowed in each group.
 The line follower can be based on any micro-controller.
 The battery voltage should not exceed 14v.
 Your line follower sensors can be of any type, but you cannot have more than 4
sensors.
 The line follower can be of three tyres or four tyres.
 The line is of black colour having a width of 1-2inches.
 Each team get two rounds, in both rounds you will get two tries. The judges will
count your best try.
 You can get 5 minutes before the second round to change the code if needed.
For more details, Contact:
 Faseeh Ur Rehman:0305-9597522

Sumo War
A sumo robot competition involves robots that are designed to push or knock an opponent's robot
out of a defined arena, similar to the traditional Japanese sport of sumo wrestling. The robots are
equipped with sensors and motors to detect and move against their opponent, with the aim of
remaining within the ring and eliminating the opposing robot.
Rules & Regulations:
 Maximum 4 members are allowed in each group.
 Robo-War as the name suggests it’s a war between robots the robotic designers face
off to see whose creation will rule the robotic arena.
 The robot size should not exceed 1ft x 1ft x 1ft (L, W, H).
 The robot weight must not be more than 4 kg. 5. All electronic circuitry must be
designed and fabricated completely by the participants themselves.
 The robot must be battery powered.
 Voltage of machines electrical power source must not exceed 24v dc.
 All efforts must be made to protect the battery.
 .Robot must be radio control (RC) or Bluetooth.
 Weapons you can have on your robot includes:
o Rammer
o Nails
o Wedge
o Fixed blades
o Liquid spray

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 o Lifter
o Flipper
 All pyrotechnics explosives, flames, liquids which are flammable, heat guns,
radio/Bluetooth jammer, motorized blades/Spinner are banned. The robots will fight
on a one-to-one basis i.e. only two robots would fight at a time inside the arena.
 Yellow is the safe area; operator must use their weapons to push the opponent’s robot
in the red ring to win the round.
 The winner will compete with the next winning opponent and so on.
For more details, Contact:

 Rubab Qaiser:0320 9801252

Paper Plane
Rules & Regulations:
Planes must be made from a single sheet of paper (usually standard A4 or letter size, 80-
100 GSM) without additional materials (e.g., tape, glue, staples). No cutting, tearing, or
adding attachments. Only folds are allowed. Once folded, the plane must fit within a
specific size limit, if specified.

Flight Rules:
 Throwing Style: The plane must be thrown by hand, with no mechanical aids or
devices allowed.
 Starting Position: Throwers must stay behind a designated line or marker during the
throw. Stepping over the line may result in disqualification.
 Attempt Limit: Participants are usually given a specific number of attempts (3
throws) to achieve their best result.
 Environmental Conditions: Competitions often specify whether they occur indoors
or outdoors, and adjustments may be made for wind conditions outdoors.

Scoring Criteria:
 The distance from the throwing line to the final resting point of the plane is measured.
 The time from when the plane leaves the thrower's hand to when it hits the ground is
recorded.
 Maximum height attained by the plane will also be recorded.

Note:
Failure to adhere the rules may result in disqualification. Play fair, work as a team, and let
the best team win!
For more details, Contact:
 Muhammad Ibrahim:03358760324

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4. Law Competitions
National Law Moot Court Competition
The number of participants would be minimum 3 and maximum 4. The participants will receive
a hypothetical proposition. All teams must deliver their memorial within the allotted period (it
will be marked). Then, on the dates of the events listed in the moot problem, each side will
deliver its reasons in accordance with it. Medium of language will be English throughout the
event.
*The rules and regulations will be given with the proposition*
For more details, Contact:
 Eeman Ghouri:0305-4551584

5. Arts Competitions
Sketching
A sketching competition invites participants to illustrate their creativity through pencil and ink.
Judging criteria include detail, shading, perspective, and overall composition.
Rules & Regulations:
 Material will be provided by university.
 Contestants are allowed to bring their own material.
 Contestants must bring their own drawing boards.
 Colour sketching is not allowed.
 The artwork must be the contestant's original hand-drawn creation.
 No tracing will be accepted.
 Maximum time allowed will be 4 hours.
 Judgement will be based upon:
o Interpretation and the clarity of the theme.
o Creativity, uniqueness, and originality of the depicted theme.
o Quality of artistic composition and overall design.
o Command of the medium used and technical skill.
Theme:
 SDG 4: Quality Education
 SDG 5: Gender Equality
(Choose one)

For more details, Contact:

 Ali Hassan: 0314-7963805

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Painting
A painting competition is held to showcase creativity and artistic skills. Participants use their
choice of mediums to create expressive artworks, judged on originality, technique, and
presentation.
Rules & Regulation:

 Material will be provided by university.

 Contestants are allowed to bring their own material.
 The artwork must be the contestant's original hand-drawn creation.
 Contestants can use mobile phone as a reference but don't copy anyone’s
Idea(negative marking of plagiarism).
 Maximum time allowed will be 4 hours.
 Paintings displaying other than given theme will not be considered.
 Judgement will be based upon
o Interpretation, Portrayal, and the clarity of the theme.
o Creativity, uniqueness, and originality of the depicted theme.
o Quality of artistic composition and overall design.
o Command of the medium used and technical skill.
Theme:
 SDG 15: Life On Land
 SDG 14: Life Below Water
(Choose one)

For more details, Contact:

 Muhammad Zain: 0308-5736546

Calligraphy
The calligraphy competition highlights the art of beautiful writing. Participants create intricate
designs, judged on elegance, precision, and creativity in typography.
Rules & Regulation:

 Material will be provided by university.

 Contestants are allowed to bring their own material.
 Maximum time allowed will be 4 hours.
o Judgement will be based upon
o Quality of artistic composition and overall design.
o Command of the medium used and technical skill.
o Precision and Accuracy of font Style, Transcription and Symmetry of given
Aayat (Any mistake in Letters or Ahraabs would not be compromised)

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 Theme:
Ayat will be provided at the day of competition.

For more details, Contact:

 Sumia Rehman: 0303-0242502

6. Drama Competitions
Theatre
General Guidelines:
 For the drama category, open theme will be followed.
 Maximum 20 participants can register.
 There will be two rounds for Theatre.
 Teams must communicate technical requirements to the organizing committee in
advance.
 Each team is required to present a short dramatic performance, adhering to a time limit
of 25-30 minutes.
 The plays performed can be in English, Urdu or Punjabi.
 Plays should steer clear of profanity, explicit content, and offensive language.
 Considering that, the judges reserve the right to remove or disqualify the team on the
spot.
 The script of the play should be submitted prior than the due date.
 Teams are responsible for their own props to be used in plays. No flame of any type
can be used, including candles. Real weapons of any kind, such as a sword or knife,
etc. cannot be used.
 Teams are responsible for their own makeup and costumes.
 Teams are responsible for their own set pieces. No part of any set maybe attached to
any part of the stage, curtains, draperies, or other existing equipment of the host site.
Team UOLDC will provide basic stage lights and sound equipment.
 Teams are required to show up on the mentioned time. Otherwise, they will be
disqualified.
 The top 5 teams with the highest scores move on to the next round.
 The decisions of the judges are final and shall not be disputed.
Final Round
 Teams will perform based on a theme randomly drawn from chits provided by the
organizing committee. The winners will be determined by the cumulative scores
obtained in both rounds.
 The time limit for the second round will be announced based on the situation.

Management will provide the following items:

 2 tables and 4 chairs
 Spotlight

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  Flicker
 Sound system

Note:
All the participants are required to set the stage prior to their performance for which they
will be given a specific time and should remove their belongings after their performance.
In case of any missing item, UOLDC would not be responsible. Meanwhile, the event
host can change any rules according to the situation and the decision of the judges are
final and shall not be disputed.
For more details, Contact:
 Asif Ibrahim : 0314-6002571

Stand Up Comedy
General Guidelines:
 This category will follow open theme.
 No restriction for maximum registrations.
 Each participant can either opt for English, Urdu, or Punjabi.
 The performance should not contain anything deemed inappropriate/vulgar.
 Each performance should be a minimum 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.
For more details, Contact:
 Ahsan Akbar : 0304-4507901

Script Writing
General Guidelines

 Each participant can either opt for English or Urdu

 No restriction for maximum registrations.
 There are three different themes for script writing, the participants can choose one
accordingly.
‫ جندھیرج جاال‬-
‫لل آنکھیں‬,‫ بکھرے بال ہر دم گھبرجئے ہوئے رہنا‬-
‫ خدج کے نام جیک خط‬-
 Script should be an original work of the participants. In case of any Plagiarism, the
participants will be disqualified.

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  Teams 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.

For more details, Contact:

 Aliya Naz: 0317-7326415

Monologue
General Guidelines:
 Participants have to perform a monologue with a duration lasting 5 minutes.
 They’ll be required to either make a recreation of a monologue from their film/tv
series of choice OR act out an original monologue.
 Participants must submit their monologue script to UOLDC management three days
prior to their performances.
 There must be no profanity, vulgarity, or blasphemous content in the monologue script.

For more details, Contact:

 Mobeen Imran: 0316-0451543

Makeup
General Guidelines:
 Each team can bring as many participants as they want.
 Makeup can be done on yourself or on a model. (Both should be registered)
 There are two rounds for makeup,
Round 1
 Into the wonderland
 Me, myself and War
Round 2
(Note: the theme of second round will be informed on-spot)
 The time for first round would be 2 hours
 The time for round 2 would be 2 hours
 Teams 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.
 Participants are required to bring their own makeup.

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 Note:
The event host can change any rules according to the situation.
For more details, Contact:
 Sana Dost: 0341-7625202

7. Photography Competitions
Stills
All competitions are linked with each other (outcome of first competition will be input forsecond
completion and so on)
 Architecture Photography
Participants have to take Pictures according to this theme within the premises of the
University and they have to submit these pictures on the same day. General Guidelines
are mentioned below, and further details will provide on event day.

• Fashion Photography
Participants have to take Pictures according to this theme within the premises of the
University and they have to submit these pictures on the same day. General
Guidelines are mentioned below, and further details will provide on event day.
• Story Telling
Participants have to take Pictures according to this theme within the premises of the
University and they have to submit these pictures on the same day. General
guidelines are mentioned below, and further details will provide on event day.
• Product Photography
Participants have to take Pictures according to this theme within the premises of the
University and they have to submit the pictures on the same day. General Guidelines
are mentioned below,and further details will provide on event day.

• Editorial Photography
Participants have to take Pictures according to this theme within the premises of the
University and they have to submit the pictures on the same day. General Guidelines
are mentioned below,and further details will provide on event day.

• Event Photography
Participants have to take Pictures according to this theme within the premises of the
University and they have to submit the pictures on the same day. General Guidelines
are mentioned below,and further details will provide on event day.

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 General Guidelines:
 Participants are allowed to submit only 1 picture.
 Participant who fails to participate in any of the competition shall not be eligible
for the next Round.
 It's mandatory to participate in all competitions.
 Photos taken from the internet will lead to disqualification.
 Advanced editing used to create illusions, deceptions, or manipulations,
adding, and removing of significant elements within the frame is prohibited.
 After due date/time no entry will be accepted for any of the competition.
 Basic Guideline for each competition will be provided before Each Competition

For more details, Contact:

 Muhammad Suleman: 0323-4551684

Short Film
Screening short films at an event can be an exciting and engaging experience. We will be having
Q&A sessions with filmmakers after the screening. This allows the audience to engage with the
creators, ask questions, and gain insights into the film making process.
General Guidelines:
 Subtitles can be used by film makers.
 Duration:10-25 minutes.
 The film makers have creative freedom to showcase whatever they like but elements
of blasphemy or intolerance towards any community or religion are discouraged.
 The film must be submitted 3 days prior to the competition along with its script.

For more details, Contact:

 Syed Zaki: 0314-4391108

8. Debating Competition
Essay Writing Competition
Through critical thinking, creativity, and useful participation, the essay writing competition
hopes to educate our youth about the opportunities and difficulties the country faces and help
them understand their contribution to the country's progress. Youth can showcase their
exceptional writing abilities at this wonderful occasion.

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 General Guidelines:
 The word limit is 1500-2000 words.
 The contest is bi-lingual and same rules will be followed in Urdu format.
 The essay should be written in a proper format.
 It should contain the following:
 An Introduction or Thesis Statement, which introduces the subject and contains an
explanation of your position. The objective is to demonstrate your understanding
of thedemand of the topic given.
 A Body, which develops your argument using research and analysis, i.e., comparing
and contrasting results and inferential analysis.
 A Conclusion, which summarizes the research and arguments presented in the essay,
sets forth your conclusions.
 The use of informal language and contractions should be avoided; if not,
will be penalized.
The essays will be judged on the following basis:
 Strength of arguments
 Clarity of thought
 Knowledge of the subject
 Quality of writing
 Use of grammatical devices
 Relevancy

For more details, Contact:

 Syed Tafseer Ali :0303-2203111

MUN
 Model United Nations (MUN)
Model United Nations (MUN) is an academic simulation of global and national
legislative bodies where participants represent countries, political entities, or individuals.
Delegates engage in discussions, debates, and negotiations to resolve issues of national
and international significance. At UOL Olympiad 5.0, we aim to provide an immersive
platform for participants to refine their public speaking, critical thinking, diplomacy, and
leadership skills. This year, the MUN module will feature three committees:
1. Pakistan National Assembly (PNA)
2. United Nations Women (UNW)
3. United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)
Each committee focuses on addressing specific issues through structured debate and
collaboration.

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  Committee Details and Specific Rules
Pakistan National Assembly (PNA) Overview:
The PNA simulates the workings of Pakistan’s legislative body, focusing on pressing
national concerns and parliamentary procedures. Delegates represent political parties and
parliamentarians, aiming to propose and debate policies, laws, and resolutions.
Rules & Regulations:
 Language: Both Urdu and English are allowed.
 Debate Structure:
o General Speakers’ List (GSL): 90 seconds per delegate.
o Moderated Caucus: 60 seconds per speaker.
o Unmoderated Caucus: Duration decided by the chair.
 Points and Motions:
o Point of Privilege: To address personal discomfort.
o Point of Order: To correct procedural violations.
o Point of Inquiry: To question the speaker (subject to chair’s approval).
o Motions: Delegates may propose suspensions, extensions, or adjournments.
United Nations Women (UNW)
Overview:
The United Nations Women (UNW) committee is dedicated to promoting gender equality
and empowering women worldwide. Delegates represent their respective countries to
debate gender-based issues, propose policies, and collaborate on solutions to address
challenges related to women’s rights.
Rules & Regulations:
 Language:
o English is the official and mandatory language for all sessions.
 Debate Structure:
o General Speakers’ List (GSL): Each speaker is allotted 90 seconds to present
their points.
o Moderated Caucus: Each delegate has a 1-minute speaking time.
o Unmoderated Caucus: The duration is determined by the Chair.
 Position Papers:
o Delegates are required to submit detailed position papers prior to the event.
These papers should reflect their country's stance on the issues being discussed.

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 United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)
Overview:
The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) addresses global human rights
violations and works to protect the fundamental rights of individuals. Delegates
collaborate to draft resolutions aimed at resolving critical challenges and ensuring justice
and equality for all.
Rules & Regulations:
 Language:
o English is the official and mandatory language for all proceedings.
 Debate Structure:
o General Speakers’ List (GSL): Each delegate has 90 seconds to present their
arguments.
o Moderated Caucus: Each speaker is allotted 1 minute.
o Unmoderated Caucus: The duration is set by the Chair.
 Guidelines for Delegates:
o Delegates are encouraged to incorporate relevant facts, laws, treaties, and
country-specific stances to strengthen their arguments.
Rules and Regulations:

Participation Rules:

 Eligibility: Open to students from all universities, colleges, and schools. Participants
can register individually or as part of a delegation.
 Team Size: Delegations must consist of 3–8 members.
Code of Conduct:
 Delegates must maintain mutual respect and adhere to committee decorum at all times.
 Personal attacks, offensive behavior, or derogatory remarks will lead to immediate
disqualification.
 Delegates must address each other in the third person and maintain a formal tone.
Dress Code:
 Western formal or national attire is mandatory for all sessions.
Debate Rules:
 Attendance: Delegates must be present for roll call at the beginning of each session.
Late arrivals may forfeit their chance to speak.

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  Use of Technology: Phones and laptops may only be used during unmoderated
caucuses for research purposes.
 Research Material: Delegates may bring pre-prepared notes but are encouraged to
speak extemporaneously.
Criteria for Delegations:
 Delegation Size:
o Each institution may register a delegation of 3–8 members, covering all three
committees.
o Multiple delegations from the same institution must register separately.
 Committee Representation:
o Each delegation must include at least one delegate in each of the three
committees: PNA, UNW, and UNHRC.
o A delegate cannot represent more than one committee.
 Maximum Delegates Per Committee (from a single institution):
o Pakistan National Assembly (PNA): Up to 3 delegates.
o United Nations Women (UNW): Up to 3 delegates.
o United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC): Up to 3 delegates.
o This ensures balanced representation across committees.
 Best Delegation Criteria:
o To qualify for the Best Delegation Award, institutions must ensure active
participation in all committees with thorough research and preparation.
o Points are awarded based on the collective performance of delegates across
committees.
Evaluation Criteria
Participants will be assessed on the following parameters:
 Speeches (40%): Content, clarity, and impact.
 Engagement (30%): Participation in debates and caucuses.
 Position Papers (20%): Research quality and alignment with committee agendas.
 Adherence to Rules (10%): Following procedures and maintaining decorum.
Disciplinary Actions
 Minor violations will result in a verbal warning.
 Serious or repeated offenses will lead to immediate disqualification.

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 ‫‪For further details or queries, please contact the UOL Olympiad 5.0 MUN Organizing‬‬
‫‪Committee.‬‬
‫‪For more details, Contact:‬‬
‫‪‬‬ ‫‪Hadeed Jalani : 0318-7118450‬‬

‫‪Poetry‬‬
‫ُخن‬‫روِح س‬
‫شستہ زباں‪ ،‬شگفتہ بیاں‪ ،‬ہونٹ گلفشاں‬
‫ساری ہیں تجھ میں خوبیاں اردو زباں کی‬
‫فن مقابلہ شاعری‬‫ح‬
‫‪۰‬۔ شاعری اردو میں الفاظ کا درست انتخاب‪ ،‬استعارات اور تشبیہات کا استعمال‬
‫چاہیئے۔ ہونا توازن کا سادگی اور خوبصورتی ‪ ،‬استعمال‬
‫‪۰‬۔ شاعری اردو میں قافیہ‪ ،‬رد‪ ،‬مطلع اور مقطع کا استعمال‬
‫چاہیئے۔‬
‫شاعری اردو میں جزباتی اثر‪ ،‬اشعار میں یکسانیت اور ہم آہنگی‪• ،‬ـ‬
‫ہونی گہرائی علمی اور فلسفیانہ‬
‫۔ چاہیئے‬
‫‪۰‬۔ شاعری اردو میں ہم آواز الفاظ کا استعمال ہونا چاہیئے۔‬
‫قوجئد و ضوجبط‬
‫‪۰‬۔ امیدوار نے خود لکھے ہوں۔ کسی اور شاعر کے تمام اشعار‬
‫اشعار کا استعمال براہ راست ناکامی کا سبب بنے گا۔‬
‫‪۰‬۔ رجسٹریشن صرف انفرادی طور پر ہی کی جاسکتی ہے۔‬
‫نثر کی ایک نقل فراہم کرنا ضروری ہے۔‪۰/‬۔ مقابلے سے پہلے شاعری‬
‫شرکاء اپنے اشعار سامعین کے سامنے پیش کریں گے‪ ،‬اور پیشکش‬
‫کا انداز شمار کیا جائے گا۔‬
‫‪۰‬۔ کاغذ سے پڑھنا ممنوع ہے۔‬
‫نظمیں جمع کرواسکتے ہیں۔ ‪۰/‬۔ آپ زیادہ سے زیادہ دو غزلیں‬
‫‪For more details, Contact:‬‬
‫‪‬‬ ‫‪Haris Razzaq :0346-4606706‬‬

‫‪9. Gaming‬‬
‫‪A gaming competition brings together enthusiasts to compete in popular video games. Players‬‬
‫‪are judged on strategy, skill, and teamwork to determine the ultimate champion.‬‬
‫‪Rules & Regulations:‬‬
‫‪Match Start:‬‬
‫‪An official match will only be started and played when a tournament official has given‬‬
‫‪the signalto start it. Any match started without approval of a tournament official will be‬‬
‫‪considered as a non-official match. When a match involves the players to be ready,‬‬
‫‪players have one (1) minute after the signal to be ready and start the match.‬‬

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 Communication:
During an official match, players may not communicate with people not involved in the
match even when there are pauses in the game. People involved in the match are the
players and the tournament officials.
Match stopped:
 Players are not expected to leave an official game in progress unless it is authorizedby
the match format, or it has been expressly authorized by the tournament officials.
 Between two half-time of a game player are not expected to leave their place unless
it has been expressly authorized by the tournament officials. Between two games
during a best-of-three match or an overtime player are authorized to leave their
computer before the next game start.
 But they can’t leave the tournament area. Players are only authorized to leave the
tournament area with the permission of a tournament official.
 Match Interrupted: If a game is involuntary interrupted (player crash, server crash,
network cut, etc.) the tournament officials may or may not decide to replay the game.
If the match must be replay it will be according to the following rules:
 If no player won a round before the interruption the entire match is replayed.
 If one round was won before the interruption, the game interrupted is replayed with
the remaining round to play. The round scored of the interrupted game will be added
to the final score of the new game.

SPAMMING IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED.

TEKKEN 8
One of the most played video games among youth from decades. As always UOL bringing
it again to entertain contestants.
Team Rules:
 Players may bring their own controllers.
 Society-provided controllers will also be available.
 Players arriving more than 5 minutes late will be disqualified, and their
opponent will advance.
Game Rules:
 Qualifiers will be Best of 3 (consisting of 3 rounds of 60 seconds).
 Only Semis and finals Will be Best of 5.
 DLCS are Not Allowed.
 Random stage select for all games. If players pick a stage, the match will be
restarted.
 Winner of a match cannot change characters.
 Loser of a match can change characters.
 Any glitch during the match which may delay or prohibit your opponent from
playing will result in a loss to the person delaying the match through a game-
breaking glitch. Repeated use of glitches will result in disqualification.

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  3 Rounds of 60 seconds per match.
 After losing, players may change either the stage or character—but not both.
 No pausing mid-match.
 Toss to decide side selection.
 Combo assist is prohibited.
 Players absent when called will be disqualified from the tournament.
 If there are any issues management will decide and their decision will be final
For more details, Contact:
 Abraz Ali: 0321-2549703

EA FC 25
An EA FC 25 gaming tournament is held for football enthusiasts. Participants compete head-to-
head, showcasing their skills in strategy, teamwork, and goal-scoring to claim victory.
Rules & Regulations:
 Format: Singal Elimination-Semi Finals and final will be of 6 min (Can be changed
by management)
 Formation Style: Any prescribed formation (custom formation not allowed)
 Custom Tactics: Allowed
 Tactics & Formation settings Time: 2 minutes
 Teams: Only clubs
 Controls: Any
 Camera: Default. (Can be changed on mutual consent)
 Game Speed: Normal. (Can be changed on mutual consent)
 Peripherals: Society provided Controllers will be available, but players may bring
their own controllers as well. (PS5)
 Half length: 4 minutes
Eligibility Criteria:
 Players should have ID card with them on the day of event other he/she will not be
entertained.
 Players will be disqualified on any sort of misbehave and Late Arrival.
 Management Decision will be Final.
For more details, Contact:
 Batoor Rehan: 0324-9529878

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10. Islamic
Naat (Male/Female)
The Naat Recitation Competition was started by Innovation Olympiad to honor the most
revered person in history, our beloved Prophet (S.A.W). Join us in praising our holy
Prophet(S.A.W) by your enchanting and beautiful voices.

Rules & Regulations:

 There will be a separate category for Male and Female.

 Naat should be in Urdu Language.
 Each delegation may send more than one particular (Male or Female) for this category.
 Selected Naat must not be on the tune of some song.
 The lyrics of selected Naat should not contradict.
 Each participant will be given a time limit of 3 to 5 minutes.
 Participants failing to observe the stipulated time shall be penalized.
 Decisions given by the judges would be considered final.
 Paper reading will not be allowed.
 The decision of judges will be based on your voice, the way you recite and the
selection of kalaam.

For more details, Contact:

 Noor Ul Ain: 0349-6013864 (For females)
 Huzaifa Maqsood:0344-4098991(For Males)

Qira’at (Male/Female)

‫ِج لقرآن فليس م‬ ‫يت َ غن ح‬

َ ‫ « َمن م‬:‫جلنبي صلى ھلل عليه وسلم قجل‬
]‫ [رواہ أبو داود‬- ]‫ [صحیح‬.‫َ ّنج‬

The Prophet (may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him) said: "Whoever does not recite
the Qur’an with a melodious voice is not one of us." Sahih/Authentic. - [Abu Dawood]
Sincerity is owed to the Quran, which includes reciting it, mastering the rules of beautiful
recitation, knowing about its interpretation and the circumstances surrounding its revelation,
adhering to its laws, teaching it, and urging the faithful to follow it. Thus, by reading and
contemplating the Quran, one fulfils a duty and is rewarded. The Quran then serves as a witness
for one on the Day of Judgment after meeting this responsibility. The Quran is a proof for you
or against you, according to the Holy Prophet.
Innovation Olympiad is holding a competition for Qira'at in recognition of the Holy Quran's
dominance.

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 Rules & Regulations:
 There will be a separate category for Male and Female.
 Each delegation may send more than one particular (Male or Female) for this category.
 Qari can recite any verses of Holy Quran of his own choice.
 Each participant will be given 3 to 4 minutes.
 Participants must have sound knowledge of Tajweed and should know Quran
recitation with Tarteel.
 Repetition of verses is not allowed.
 Decision given by the honorable jury would be final.
For more details, Contact:
 Noor Ul Ain: 0349-6013864 (For females)
 Huzaifa Maqsood:0344-4098991(For Males)

11. Sports Competition

Futsal (Male)
Futsal, a game that brutally tests the minds and bodies of even its strongest players, brings forthmany
lessons about the importance of perseverance, dedication, and hard work.

Rules & Regulations:

 The game is played by 7 players on each side.
 Each team is allowed to bring 3 substitutes with them.
 Match will be played in two halves. Winners will be decided on knock-out system.
 Games will take place between two teams for a total of two 15-minutes halves, with
a 4-or 5-minute half time break.
 A player receiving a yellow card is sent to the sin bin for 2-minutes and if a player
receive the red card, player will be disqualified.

For more details, Contact:

 Module Head: Abdullah Ibrahim (03357710857)
 Module Subhead: Nasir U Din Shams (03555065413)

Cricket (Tennis Ball only, for Males)

Your favourite player’s playing style and other notable traits influence your thinking and
turn them into your idols. Are you anticipating the game? Do you adore the player's playing
style? If the answer is YES, you must be a devoted cricket fan. You enjoy watching and
playing cricket because it is a game that is so intriguing and visually appealing. No matter
your age, whether it's a weekend or a weekday, watching/playing cricket will never get old
for you.

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 Rules & Regulations:
Cricket matches will be played two to three days earlier than the actual event.
 Tennis ball game will be played by 9 players excluding 2 substitutes.
 The matches in Round 1 consist of 4 overs.
 Semi-finals will be of 4 overs.
 Final will consist of 4 overs.
 Over limit will be 2-1-1.
 No LBW's. All types of no balls would be followed by a free hit.
 Uniformity of kits would be strictly followed. Teams without a uniform/colored kit
would be eliminated.
 Umpires' decision will be final. All extras would be followed.
 Teams arriving 10 minutes late than the given time will face the penalty of
elimination by walk over.
For more details, Contact:
 Module Head: Shahzaib (03046156174)
 Module SubHead: Shehryar (03118631775)
Badminton (Male and Female)
Badminton offers a wide variety of basic strokes, and players require a high level of skill to
perform all of them effectively.

Rules & Regulations:

 A point is scored when the birdie hits the floor on the opponent’s side, regardless of
whois serving.
 A match consists of the best of 1 game of 21 points.
 The side winning a rally adds a point to its score.
 Every match will be a knock-out match.
 At 20 all, the side which gains a 2-point lead first, wins that game.
 The side winning a game serves first in the next game.
 Semi-final and Final will be three set game.
For more details, Contact:
 Module Head: Talha Tabish (03356665400)
 Module SubHead: Haseeb Ahmed (03445169581)

Volleyball
Teams:
 Each team consists of 6 players on the court: 3 in the front row and 3 in the back row.
 Teams can have substitutes, with up to 12 players on the roster.
Scoring:
 Matches are played in a best-of-five sets format.

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  Sets are won by the first team to reach 25 points with a 2-point lead (except the
deciding 5th set, played to 15 points with a 2-point lead).
 Rally scoring is used, meaning a point is awarded on every serve, regardless of which
team served.
Rules & Regulations:
Serving:
 The server must stand behind the end line and can serve underhand or overhand.
 The ball must cross the net without touching it (except in modern rules where net
serves are allowed as long as the ball lands in the opposing court).
Rotation:
 Teams rotate clockwise each time they win a serve from the opposing team.
 Players must maintain their rotational positions until the ball is served.
Hits:
 Each team is allowed a maximum of 3 touches (excluding blocks) to return the ball
over the net.
 A player cannot hit the ball twice in succession unless the first touch was a block.
Ball in Play:
 The ball is in play as long as it touches the court within the boundary lines.
 If the ball lands outside the boundary lines, it is out.
Net Play:
 Players cannot touch the net during play.
 The ball can touch the net and remain in play as long as it crosses to the opposing side.
Blocking and Attacking:
 Front-row players can block or attack the ball near the net.
 Back-row players can attack the ball only if they jump from behind the attack line (3-
meter line).
Ball Handling:
 Players must use clean hits; carrying, lifting, or throwing the ball is not allowed.
Substitutions:
 Each team is allowed 6 substitutions per set.
 A substitute player must enter in the same rotational position as the player they
replace.

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 Common Faults:
 Ball lands outside the boundary lines.
 More than 3 touches are used.
 A player touches the ball twice in succession (except after a block).
 A player steps on or over the centerline.
 A player serves out of turn.
Net Violations:
 Touching the net with any body part.
 Reaching over or under the net to interfere with the ball or opponent.
Rotation Faults:
 Failing to rotate correctly after gaining a serve.
 Being out of position at the time of the serve.
Libero:
 The libero is a defensive specialist who wears a different-colored jersey.
 Liberos cannot serve, block, or attack the ball above the net height.
 They can replace any back-row player without prior notice to the referee.
 Each team is allowed 2 timeouts per set, each lasting 30 seconds.

In official matches, technical timeouts occur automatically when a team reaches 8 and 16
points (except in the deciding set)
For more details, Contact:
 Module Head: Abdul Manan(03126959296)
 Module SubHead: Sajid(03268703041)

Chess (Male and Female)

Chess has long struggled with its reputation as a game played only by geniuses and those with
high IQs. The brain functions like a muscle, and to stay healthy and prevent injury, it needs to
be exercised just like any bicep or quad.

Rules & Regulations:

 Format: Swiss System
 Number of Rounds: 6
 All FIDE standard chess rules will apply.
 Time Control: 10 min + 5 sec increments.
For more details, Contact:
 Module Head:Muhammad Umer Shahid (03454101008)
 Module SubHead: Maymona (03197623205)

Table Tennis Single (Male and Female)

Some says it’s a game of endurance and patience, if you think you can beat your opponent in
a fair game-play, you are bound to play.

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 General Guidelines:
 Unless the rally is a let, a player shall score a point if:
 An opponent tail to make a correct service:
 An opponent tail to make a correct return.
 After he or she has made a service or a return, the ball touches anything other than
the netassembly before being struck by the opponent.
 The ball passes over his or her court or beyond his or her end line without touching
his orher court, after being struck by an opponent.
 An opponent obstructs the ball.
 An opponent deliberately strikes the ball twice in succession.
 An opponent, or anything an opponent wears or carries, moves the playing surface.
 An opponent, or anything an opponent wears or carries, touches the net assembly.
 An opponent’s free hand touches the playing surface.
 A doubles opponent strikes the ball out of the sequence established by the first
server and first receiver.
 A game shall be won by a player or pair first scoring 11 points unless both players
or pairs score 10 points, when the game shall be won by the first player or pair
subsequently gaining a lead of 2 points.
 A match shall consist of the best of any odd number of games.

For more details, Contact:

 Module Head: Mudassir(0342-7346204)
 Module SubHead: Talha Haneef (03326749249)

Table Tennis Double (Male Only)

As they say, “Today’s preparation determines tomorrow’s achievement.”

General Guidelines:
 Unless the rally is a let, a player shall score a point if:
 An opponent tail to make a correct service:
 An opponent tail to make a correct return.
 After he or she has made a service or a return, the ball touches anything other than
the net assembly before being struck by the opponent.
 The ball passes over his or her court or beyond his or her end line without touching
his orher court, after being struck by an opponent.
 An opponent obstructs the ball.
 An opponent deliberately strikes the ball twice in succession.
 An opponent, or anything an opponent wears or carries, moves the playing surface.
 An opponent, or anything an opponent wears or carries, touches the net assembly.
 An opponent’s free hand touches the playing surface.
 A doubles opponent strikes the ball out of the sequence established by the first
server and first receiver.

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  A game shall be won by a player or pair first scoring 11 points unless both players
or pairs score 10 points, when the game shall be won by the first player or pair
subsequently gaining a lead of 2 points.
 A match shall consist of the best of any odd number of games.

For more details, Contact:

 Module Head: Mudassir(0342-7346204)
 Module SubHead: Talha Haneef (03326749249)

Ludo (Male and Female)

Most common and played game in almost every household & friends/family gathering of sub-
continent. Above all, it’s a simply fun to play against your rivals.
General Guidelines:
Each player rolls a die; the highest roller begins the game. Players alternate turns in a
clockwise direction. To enter a token into play from its yard to its starting square, a
player must roll a six. Players can draw a token from home every time they get a six
unless home is empty or move a piece six times.
For more details, Contact:
 Module Head: Sami Naveed (03053400081)
 Module SubHead: Abdullah Watoo (03027169848)

Arm Wrestling
Arm wrestling is typically a test of strength and technique and can be performed by people of
all ages. It is commonly associated with bars and taverns, although it can also be played at
home orin a more formal setting.
Weight Categories:
 Right Hand: -70kg, -80kg, +80kg
 Left Hand; Open weight.
Note:
Weight will be measured on the spot, and there will be double elimination
system for eachcategory.
For more details, Contact:
 Module Head: Osama (03044426463)
 Module SubHead: Asad (03137071951)

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12. General Competitions Events
The Hunt
For the game, you must hone your intuition and tighten the strap on your thinking cap. It won't
be simple child's play. You may strengthen your team bonds while having a blast exploring
our institute, completing challenges, and solving puzzles. This action-packed competition is
sure to stand out as particularly memorable and will without a doubt turn out to be the most
enjoyable and revitalizing one for the competitors. Teams must solve each puzzle piece using
the previous one as a guide. Get ready to solve the puzzles and uncover the prize.
Rules & Regulations:

 The decision of the judges will be final, and no arguments will be catered.
 Please be at the venue on time to avoid the risk of disqualification.
 You are advised not to interfere in any other team’s hunt for Clues and items.
 Anyone seen acting rudely/misbehaving with the Organizers, Faculty or Event Heads
will be disqualified from the hunt immediately. Each task will carry different points,
dependingon the level of difficulty.
 Each team will have to complete the given tasks within a specified time limit.
 Any team found getting help from an external source or using any unfair means to
gain advantage will face on-spot disqualification; members of the Event Organizing
Team will be keeping an eye on every contestant to keep the game fair.
Team eligibility:

 Max 4 members, min 2 members in a team.

 Participants must be undergraduates.
For more details, Contact:
 Huzaifa Amir: 03344955887

Squid Game
Innovation Olympiad 5.0 presents the Squid Game module. Inspired by the popular Netflix series,
this module features multiple rounds with unique challenges and objectives. Participants must
complete tasks within the given time limit to progress. This thrilling competition will test
participants' skills, strategy, and determination.
Rules & Regulations:
 Participants must behave respectfully towards management and fellow participants.
Misbehavior will result in disqualification.
 The final decision rests with the management.
 Rules and round descriptions will be provided at the start of each round.
 Participants must complete tasks within the given time limit. Late submissions will
not be entertained.

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  Participants are expected to follow all instructions provided by the management.
 Cheating or any form of academic dishonesty will result in immediate disqualification.
 The management reserves the right to modify rules or round formats as needed.
For more details, Contact:
 Hamza Ahmad: 03442064045

Murder Mystery
Rules & Regulations:
 Each team must consist of 4-6 members.
 Teams will be given specific time slots for each round. Exceeding the allocated time
will result in penalties.
 All evidence must be properly collected, labelled, and documented with a chain of
custody form.
 Teams must maintain ethical standards during the investigation and press release.
 Creation. Fabrication of findings is strictly prohibited.
 The press release must be concise, and free of factual errors.
 Plagiarism is not allowed and will result in disqualification.
 Marks will be based on observation, photography, evidence handling, case analysis,
and presentation quality.
 The judges’ decisions will be final and binding.
 All participants must respect the competition coordinators, judges, and fellow
participants.
Note:
Failure to adhere to the rules may result in penalties or disqualification. Play fair, work
smart, and let the best team win!
For more details, Contact:
 Esha Shahzad: 03034844737

Master Chef
To present students a platform for them to develop their creative and decision-making abilities,
as well as to aid them in discovering their latent talents and new areas of interest.
Team Eligibility:
 2 members should be in a team to participate in the event. The maximum number of
participants is 4.
Rules & Regulations:
 Participants should not bring any pre-cooked items.
 All teams must arrive at the venue at least 45 minutes early.

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  Each team will be given 55 minutes for cooking and 5 minutes will be given for the
presentation.
 Participants are required to wear gloves and chef caps all the time.
 Late arrivals will lead to disqualification from the competition.
 Participants are supposed to display a chart having the name, ingredients and calorie
count each dish they have.
 All the items required for cooking should be brought by the participants themselves,
only working table will be provided.
 Participants can bring non-electric equipment like mixer, chopper, juicer, grater etc.
 Participants are required to keep their workplace tidy and clean throughout the
competition
 The evaluation will be based on the taste of the dish, nutritional level, cleanliness and
presentation, unique name of the dish.

For more details, Contact:

 Ushna mazhar: 0304-7221562

Red Light Green Light

General Guidelines:
 Everyone must complete a given distance.
 When the green light turns on everyone can move.
 When the red light turns on everyone must stop.
 Who will not stop after the red light turns on, he or she will be out of the game.
 The decision of the management will be final.

For more details, Contact:

 Shayan Sher: 0335 0270051

Project Exhibition
Innovation Olympiad brings Project Exhibition, a creative environment in which you can
participate and show your creativity on your project by competing with others.
Your project could be anything related to mechanical engineering, civil engineering, electrical
engineering, robotics & physics.
This creative environment will allow you to push your limits further and be the best version of
yourself. By seeing other projects and competing with them would make you learn a lot
throughout the competition.

Areas:
 Physics
 Chemistry
 Environmental Science

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  Mechanical Engineering
 Electronics
 Electrical Engineering
 Mathematics
 Aviation
 Computer Science

Categories:
It basically consists of two categories:
 Project’s Model Presentation
 Poster Presentation

Rules & Regulations:

Official guidelines for the project exhibition are as follows:
 All exhibits must be set up by the designated deadline.
 Participants are responsible for the proper display and arrangement of their projects.
 Exhibitors must provide concise written descriptions of their exhibits.
 Ensure that exhibits adhere to safety regulations and do not pose any hazards.
 Participants should be available for questions or discussions during the exhibition.
 No modifications to the exhibits are allowed during the exhibition hours.
 Notify organizers in advance if any special equipment required.
 Poster project can display maximum size 5*3 feet.
 Management reserves the right to disqualify individuals for any form of indiscipline.
 All model projects must be in working and functional condition during the exhibition.

For more details, Contact:

 Taha: 03002064455

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