TECHNICA’25
EvENT GuIdElINEs
RHEToRIx
Are you ready to challenge your knowledge, refine your research, and present your ideas?
TECHNICA’25 brings you Rhetorix, a platform where you can showcase your expertise in
Metallurgical and Materials Engineering through compelling research and powerful
presentations.
Event Structure
This flagship event consists of two rounds:
-Stage 1: Abstract Submission
-Stage 2: Final Presentation
Event Timeline
Abstract Submission
- Deadline: 17th March, 2025 end of day.
Final Presentation
- To be informed to the shortlisted teams in due course of time.
Abstract Submission Guidelines
- The abstract must be based on a topic related to Metallurgy and Materials Engineering.
- It should be a brief summary (maximum 250 words) of your paper.
- The abstract should be submitted in PDF format only.
- Submissions will be checked for authenticity and plagiarism. High levels of plagiarism will
lead to disqualification.
- Abstracts should be submitted via Google Forms, and the link will be shared in this rulebook
and with college coordinators.
Team Formation
- Each team must consist of two or three members.
- All team members must register for TECHNICA’25 after their abstract is selected.
Round 1: Abstract Submission
- Teams must submit an abstract within the given deadline.
- The topic should be relevant to Metallurgical and Materials Engineering.
- Selected teams will proceed to the final round.
Round 2: Final Presentation
- Shortlisted teams will prepare a PowerPoint presentation (PPT) based on their research.
- The PPT must be submitted within the given deadline. Late entries will not be entertained.
- Each team will get eight minutes to present their research. A warning will be given after
seven minutes. Exceeding the time limit will result in a penalty.
- A Q&A session will follow the presentation, where the judges and audience may ask
questions.
Judging Criteria
Each criterion is scored out of 10 points:
1. Knowledge of Topic – Depth of research and understanding.
2. Content Quality – Relevance, accuracy, and impact of the paper.
3. Logical Flow – Clarity in structuring and presenting ideas.
4. Presentation Skills – Voice modulation, confidence, and pace.
5. Response to Questions – Ability to handle queries convincingly.
Why Participate?
This is your opportunity to showcase your research, impress industry experts, and sharpen
your presentation skills. Take the stage, present your ideas, and make your mark at
TECHNICA’25.
Abstract Submission Link: https://forms.gle/6X9VHu8CZeAbDNN66
INdusTRIAl PRoblEm solvING (IPs)
Do you have the innovative mindset to tackle real-world industrial challenges? Industrial
Problem Solving (IPS) at TECHNICA’25 is your chance to redefine the metallurgical
landscape with groundbreaking solutions.
Event Structure
IPS consists of two rounds:
- Round 1: Abstract Submission
- Round 2: Presentation Round (For shortlisted teams)
Abstract Submission Guidelines (Round 1)
- Participants must submit a 300-word abstract detailing their proposed solution and its
feasibility.
- The abstract should be typed in a Word file and submitted within the deadline.
- Selected teams will be notified in designated WhatsApp groups about the next round.
- Note that the problem statement will be informed in due time.
- Abstract submission deadline: 17th March, 2025 end of day.
Eligibility & Team Formation
- Open to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd-year undergraduate students.
- Participants can compete individually or in teams of up to three members.
- The team leader is responsible for submitting the abstract.
Presentation Round Guidelines (Round 2)
- Shortlisted teams will present their proposed solution in front of the jury.
- Presentations should include:
- Problem identification (your understanding of the problem)
- Innovative solution approach
- Cost benefits and industrial impact
- Reference materials, images, and sources must be cited at the end of the presentation.
- Presentation Duration: 8 minutes, followed by a 2-minute Q&A session.
- Teams should minimize slides to ensure they complete their presentation within the allotted
time.
- The entire team must be present in the hall during the final round.
Judging Criteria
Each criterion is scored out of 10 points:
1. Understanding of the Problem – Depth of research and relevance.
2. Feasibility of the Solution – Practicality and industrial applicability.
3. Innovation and Uniqueness – Novelty of the idea.
4. Cost Effectiveness – Financial and operational benefits.
5. Presentation Quality – Clarity, confidence, and response to questions.
Why Participate?
- Solve real industrial challenges and propose solutions with real-world impact.
- Gain exposure to industry professionals and experts.
- Enhance your problem-solving and analytical skills.
- Win recognition and exciting rewards at TECHNICA’25.
Are you ready to take on the Industrial Problem Solving Challenge? This is your moment to
engineer solutions for the future!
Abstract Submission Link: https://forms.gle/nTMyrkoyjuiYK44D6
mETAl moRPH
Are you ready to showcase your metallography expertise and put your analytical skills to the
test? Metal Morph, the ultimate metallography challenge at TECHNICA’25, gives you a
platform to prove your prowess in *sample preparation and microstructure analysis. Dive
deep into the microscopic world of metals and let your skills shine.
Event Structure
Metal Morph consists of two rounds:
- Round 1: MCQ Test (Group Participation)
- Round 2: Practical Metallography Challenge
Eligibility & Team Formation
- Open to 2nd and 3rd-year undergraduate students.
- Participants must compete in teams of two or three members.
Round 1: MCQ Test
- A multiple-choice questionnaire will test teams on the fundamentals of metallography.
- The top-performing teams will advance to the next round.
Round 2: Sample Preparation & Microstructure Analysis
- Shortlisted teams must prepare a sample and analyze its microstructure.
- Teams will be evaluated on:
- Precision in sample preparation
- Clarity of microstructure observation
- Accuracy in identifying metallurgical features
Judging Criteria
Each criterion is scored out of 10 points:
1. Knowledge of Metallography – Understanding of metallurgical principles.
2. Sample Preparation – Quality and precision of the prepared sample.
3. Microstructure Identification – Accuracy in recognizing and explaining structures.
4. Analytical Ability - to interpret metallurgical observations.
5. Teamwork and Presentation – Coordination and clarity in approach.
Why Participate?
- Gain hands-on experience in metallography.
- Enhance your practical skills in sample preparation and microstructure analysis.
- Compete with the best minds in metallurgy.
- Win exciting rewards and recognition at TECHNICA’25.
If you have what it takes to master the art of metallography, Metal Morph is your battlefield.
Gear up and get ready to explore the unseen world of metals.
QuIZZICA
Think Fast, Think Smart, Think QUIZZICA!
Are you ready to put your knowledge, logic, and quick thinking to the ultimate test?
QUIZZICA, the most thrilling and intellectually stimulating event of Technica’25, is here to
challenge your wit and wisdom. Covering topics from science and technology to brain teasers,
general awareness, and entertainment, this is your chance to showcase your brilliance and
win exciting prizes.
Eligibility & Team Formation
- This is a team event.
- Each team must have two members.
Quiz Structure
QUIZZICA will be conducted in two rounds:
- Preliminary Round (Written)
- Finals (On-Stage)
Preliminary Round
1. 20 questions will be displayed on the screen one by one.
2. Teams must write their answers on the provided answer sheets.
3. The top six teams will qualify for the Final Round.
4. In case of a tie, star-marked questions will be used as tie-breakers.
5. Teams must carry their own pens.
Finals
- The top six teams will compete in the final round.
- The format of the final round will be revealed after the prelims.
- Expect fast-paced action, buzzer rounds, and challenging questions.
Why Participate?
- Test your intellect across various domains.
- Sharpen your quick-thinking skills.
- Compete with the best minds at Technica’25.
- Win amazing prizes and ultimate bragging rights.
If you have the guts and the genius to conquer QUIZZICA, step up and prove it!
mETAl QuIZ
The METAL QUIZ has two exciting rounds:
Preliminary Round (Elimination Round)
1. Earn points: Get +1 point for each correct answer.
2. No penalties: No negative marks for wrong answers.
3. Spelling matters: Wrong spelling means your answer won’t be accepted.
4. Tie-breaker: Star-marked questions will help resolve ties.
5. Top 5 advance: The top 5 teams will move on to the Final Round.
6. Quiz Master’s decision is final: Their word is law!
Final Round
The Quiz Master will explain the Final Round rules before it starts. Stay tuned!
Get ready to test your metal and have fun!
moCk PlACEmENT INTERvIEw
A 3-Stage Competition
Mock placement interview is a fun competition that simulates a real job placement process.
It consists of three stages, each eliminating participants until the final winners are announced.
Stage 1: Online Assessment
- Bring your laptop and stationary.
- No mobile phones or electronic devices allowed.
- Be present at the designated location (no remote participation).
- This stage tests your aptitude and technical knowledge.
Stage 2: Group Discussion
- Selected participants from Stage 1 will be divided into groups.
- Each group will discuss a given topic within a set time.
- Be respectful and professional during the discussion.
Stage 3: Interview
- Shortlisted candidates from Stage 2 will face an interview panel.
- Bring a printed copy of your resume.
- Dress professionally (like a real job interview).
- Be punctual to ensure the event runs smoothly.
Remember:
- No unfair means or cheating allowed.
- Be respectful and professional throughout the event.
- Carry a printed copy of your resume to avoid inconvenience.
Good luck!
CodEIAC
Are you ready to put your coding skills to the test? Codeiac, the ultimate programming
challenge at Technica’25, is designed to push your problem-solving abilities and logical
thinking to the limit. Compete against the brightest minds and prove your expertise in coding
and algorithms!
Eligibility
- Open exclusively to 1st and 2nd-year undergraduate students.
- Individual participation only; no teams allowed.
Event Structure
Codeiac consists of two rounds, each designed to assess your coding proficiency and problem-
solving skills.
Round 1: Preliminary Coding Round
- Participants will face a set of coding problems of varying difficulty.
- The problems will test logic, algorithms, and data structures.
- Submissions will be evaluated based on accuracy, efficiency, and time taken.
- The top participants will qualify for the final round.
Round 2: Code Battle
- Finalists will compete in a live coding round with a fresh set of challenging problems.
- Each problem will have a specific time limit.
- Participants must write and execute their code within the given constraints.
- The fastest and most optimized solutions will score higher.
- The winner will be decided based on problem-solving approach, correctness, and execution
speed.
Judging Criteria
Each criterion is scored out of 10 points:
1. Algorithmic Efficiency – Optimization and time complexity of the solution.
2. Code Accuracy – Correctness of the output for different test cases.
3. Logical Approach – Clarity and structure in solving the problem.
4. Time Management – Speed and efficiency in completing the problems.
5. Debugging Skills – Ability to resolve errors effectively.
Why Participate?
- Enhance your problem-solving and coding skills.
- Compete with the best coders from 1st and 2nd year.
- Gain valuable competitive coding experience.
- Win exciting prizes and recognition at Technica’25.
If you have the logic, speed, and accuracy to dominate Codeiac, step up and prove your
coding prowess!
TREAsuRE HuNT
Are you ready for the ultimate test of wits, teamwork, and strategy? Treasure Hunt, one of
the most thrilling events at Technica’25, challenges you to decode clues, solve puzzles, and
race against time to uncover the final treasure. Gather your team and embark on this
exhilarating quest!
Eligibility & Team Formation
- Open to all undergraduate students.
- Teams must consist of 3 to 4 members.
- Use of mobile phones or external help is strictly prohibited during the hunt.
Event Structure
- The number of rounds will depend on the total number of participating teams.
- The shortlisting process after each round will be determined accordingly.
- All details will be informed before the game begins.
- The final round will involve reaching the last checkpoint by deciphering the given clues.
Judging Criteria
- Speed & Accuracy – How quickly and correctly teams solve each clue.
-Team Coordination – Effective communication and division of tasks.
- Logical Thinking – Ability to crack difficult clues and riddles.
- Strategy & Problem-Solving – Smart decision-making in time-sensitive situations.
Why Participate?
- Experience the thrill of adventure and mystery.
- Enhance your problem-solving, teamwork, and analytical skills.
- Compete against the best minds at Technica’25.
- Win exciting prizes and recognition.
If you have the brainpower, speed, and strategy to crack the code and find the treasure,
Treasure Hunt is your battleground. Let the hunt begin!
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Event Overview
• Each teams comprises 4 players.
• A total of 3 matches will be played across different maps.
• The cumulative points from all matches will determine the winner.
Match Schedule & Maps
• Match 1: Erangel
• Match 2: Vikendi
• Match 3: Miramar
Scoring System
Teams will earn points based on their placement And kills in each match:
Placement Points:
1st Place: 15 points
2nd Place: 12 points
3rd Place: 10 points
4th Place: 8 points
5th Place: 6 points
6th – 10th Place: 4 points
11th – 15th Place: 2 points
16th – 25th Place: 0 points – Kill Points:
1 point per kill
The total score for each team will be the sum of their placement and kill points across all
Matches.
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Tournament Format
• The tournament follows a knockout format.
• Teams compete against each other, and the losing team is eliminated.
• Top 4 teams will proceed to the semifinals.
• Semifinal winners will compete in the final match to determine the champion.
Team Composition
• Each team must consist of 4 or 5 players.
Match Mode
• The tournament will be played in Team Deathmatch (TDM) mode.
• The team with the highest kill count at the end of the match wins.
• Match duration and kill limit will be predefined.
Tournament Structure
• Knockout Rounds: Losing teams are eliminated after each match.
• Semifinals: The top 4 teams play against each other.
• Final Match: The two winning teams from the semifinals face off for the Championship.
Scoring & Winning Criteria
• The team with the highest kill count at the end of the match wins.
• In case of a tie, the team with the higher positive score will be declared the winner.
INdusTRIAl vIsIT
The Industrial Visit under Technica’25 is designed to provide students with hands-on
exposure to real-world industrial operations in metallurgy and materials engineering. This
visit aims to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical applications.
What to Expect:
1.First-hand experience of large-scale industrial processes
2.Insights into advanced manufacturing techniques and quality control
3.Exposure to industry challenges, innovations, and sustainability practices
4.Interaction with professionals to understand career prospects and industry demands
This visit is an excellent opportunity for students to witness the core concepts of metallurgy
in action, enhancing their technical understanding and professional outlook. Further details
regarding the venue, schedule, and registration will be communicated soon.
Note: The abstract submissions are essential for participating in Rhetorix and IPS.
For any queries, contact:
Aryan Pratap Rai (Secretary, Technica)
+91 76380 27324
