Elims:

1. Video Submission via google drive/website
2. Performance time- 1-2 mins
3. Max file size- 100 MB
4. Files have to be named- ‘EVENTNAME_PARTICIPANTNAME’

Finals:

1. Performance time- 3-4 mins
2. Minus track has to be emailed three days prior
3. Need for lead cable or any other additional requirements have to be informed via email three days prior.

Elims:

1. Video Submission via google drive/website
2.  Performance time- 1-2 mins
3.  Max file size- 100 MB
4.  Files have to be named- ‘EVENTNAME_PARTICIPANTNAME

Finals:

1. Performance time- 3-4 mins
2. Minus track has to be emailed three days prior
3. Need for lead cable or any other additional requirements have to be informed via email three days prior.

Elims:

1. Video Submission via google drive/website
2.  Performance time- 2-3 mins
3.  Max file size- 250 MB
4.  Files have to be named- ‘EVENTNAME_PARTICIPANTNAME

Finals:

1. Performance time- 3-5 mins
2. Minus track has to be emailed three days prior.
3. Need for lead cable or any other additional requirements have to be informed via email three days prior.
4. If a contestant is feeling unwell prior to the event, please inform the volunteers and/or heads.

Elims:

1. Video Submission via google drive/website
2. Performance time- 1-2 mins
3. Max file size- 100 MB
4. Files have to be named- ‘EVENTNAME_PARTICIPANTNAME’

Finals:

1. Performance time- 3-4 mins
2. Minus track has to be emailed three days prior
3. Need for lead cable or any other additional requirements have to be informed via email three days prior.

Elims:

1. Video Submission via google drive/website
2. No cuts are allowed throughout the video
3. Performance time- 2-3 mins
4. Max file size- 250 MB
5. Files have to be named- ‘EVENTNAME_PARTICIPANTNAME’

Finals:

1. Performance time- 3-5 mins
2. Backing track has to be emailed three days prior

Elims:

1. Video Submission via google drive/website
2. No cuts are allowed throughout the video
3. Performance time- 2-3 mins
4. Max file size- 250 MB
5. Files have to be named-
   ‘EVENTNAME_PARTICIPANTNAME’

Finals:

1. Performance time- 3-5 mins
2. Backing track has to be emailed three days prior

Elims:

1. Video Submission via google drive/website
2. No cuts are allowed throughout the video
3. Performance time- 2-3 mins
4. Max file size- 250 MB
5. Files have to be named-
   ‘EVENTNAME_PARTICIPANTNAME’

Finals:

1. Performance time- 3-5 mins
2. Backing track has to be emailed three days prior

Elims:

1. Video Submission via google drive/website
2. No cuts are allowed throughout the video.
3. No profanity or vulgarity of any kind is allowed.
4. Costumes should be appropriate and modest.
5. Use of props allowed.

Finals:

1. Performance time- 5-7 mins
2. Backing track has to be emailed three days prior
3. No profanity or vulgarity of any kind is allowed.
4. Costumes should be appropriate and modest.

Elims:

Finals:

1. Performance time- 5-7 mins
2. No profanity or vulgarity of any kind is allowed.
3. Costumes should be appropriate and modest.

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Description:

A picture says a thousand words! Show us your versatility in poetry by creating and reciting something extraordinary based on a given artwork.

Rules :

1. All work must be in either English or Hindi and original. No plagiarism is allowed.
2. All registered participants will be added to a WhatsApp group where they will be given a picture of a renowned painting from the Renaissance period, which they will have to use as inspiration to create their poem. (The poem need not be based on the background of the painting.)
3. Participants are free to use their interpretation of the picture to draft their poetry and add a title to it.
4. It should not be less than a minute and not exceed 3 minutes in duration. Exceeding the given time limit will result in a reduction of the participant’s scores.
5. Participants have to record themselves reciting their poetry and submit the same audio clip on the website. The audio must be clear.
6. Decisions by the judges will be final.
7. All files have to be named as ‘LA_EVENTNAME_PARTICIPANTNAME’ and the file size should not exceed 50MB
8. Participants will be judged based on construction, originality, voice articulation, choice of words and the way they perceive the given artwork.

Description:

“If it rhymes, it connects”.

Allow your creative side to shine while you express yourself through the words in a poem.

Rules :

1. All work must be in English and original. No plagiarism is allowed.
2. Participants will have to construct a sonnet strictly following the 14 lines pattern and ABAB CDCD EFEF GG rhyme scheme. (A sonnet is a 14 line poem with a rhyme scheme that must be maintained.)
3. The poem does not necessarily have to be related to the fest’s theme.
4. The submission has to be typed out on a word document. A font size of 12 and font Arial has to be maintained. Entries should be submitted on the website in PDF format only.
5. Participants can write multiple poems, but only one will be selected (if a participant submits multiple poems, the best one will be considered).
6. All poems by the participant must be added in one pdf and should be submitted only once. The poems should be titled properly and pages should be numbered accordingly.
7. Participants need not write the poem in an iambic pentameter pattern.
8. Decisions by the judges will be final.
9. All files have to be named as ‘LA_EVENTNAME_PARTICIPANTNAME’ and the file size should not exceed 50MB.
10. Participants will be judged based on construction, originality, choice of words and adherence to the rules mentioned above.

Description:

“Fear not those who argue, but those who dodge”.
Prepare yourself for an Oxford-style debate, where you get an opportunity to use soft words along with hard arguments.

Rules :

1. This is a team event. Each team must consist of only 2 members.
2. All the registered teams will be added to a WhatsApp group where the topics of debate along with position will be provided two days prior to the competition.
3. There will be a proposition and an opposition team. The proposition team stands in favor of the motion/topic and the opposition team is against the motion/topic.
4. A total of strictly 7 minutes will be allotted to a team.
5. One participant from the proposition team gives a two-minute opening speech followed by the first participant of the opposition teams’ two-minute opening speech.
6. After which the second participant of the proposition team puts forth their argument for five-minutes followed by the opposition team’s argument for fiveminutes.
7. A question-answer round will then take place after both the teams are done stating their arguments. A total of 3 questions can be asked by each team. No cross-questions should be asked after a question is answered by the team.
8. Participants that do not comply with the rules will be disqualified. Points will be deducted if participants speak for more than the allotted time. Decisions by the judges will be final.
9. No foul language, personal comments, or use of abusive words will be accepted.
10. The event will be conducted offline. Participants have to follow the Covid protocol by wearing a mask, carrying a sanitizer, vaccination certificate and also following the guidelines strictly.
11. Participants will be judged based on the arguments proposed, the legitimacy of the facts stated, appropriate use of phrases and words, clarity in speech, and the rules mentioned above.

Topics:

1. The role women played during the Renaissance era.
2. Michelangelo as one of the best Renaissance artists.
3. How the Renaissance movement shaped the world.
4. The role Leonardo Da Vinci played in the Italian Renaissance.
5. How the Renaissance changed the view of humanism.
6. How Shakespeare’s plays helped shape the modern language.

Topics:

1. Europe experienced a severe famine in the 14th century. Write a story about a character who’s just trying to make it out alive.
2. Life of a commoner during the Renaissance period in Italy (daily life, struggle, wars, sickness, etc.)
3. The most powerful woman in the 16th century.
4. You’re secretly watching Michelangelo paint the Sistine Chapel.
5. The point of view of a soldier thinking about his family during the religious war.
6. Musicians struggled to find work during times of war.
7. Leonardo Da Vinci is one of the most renowned artists in the world. However, you, Mona, are the true artist behind his most famous piece.
8. “Let me meet your leader” “You’re talking to her”

Topics: (Note these are playwrights/authors)

1. William Shakespeare
2. Ben Johnson
3. Christopher Marlowe
4. Miguel de Cervantes

Description:

It’s time to unveil your story development skills! Tell-a-Tale is a fun storytelling game that will get your creative thoughts flowing. Create a story with your own characters and plot together as a group!

Rules :

1. Each group will be provided with a word in relation to the Renaissance era, which they then have to use as inspiration to create a story.
2. After receiving a prompt, one member from the first group will be given a minute to think, after which they then have to start creating a story.
3. The judge will be in charge of stopping the first member of the team anywhere they wish to, the next member then has to continue the story from where the first member left off.
4. After the judge cuts off the second member, the last member of the team has to conclude the story in order to make it sound meaningful.
5. Decisions by the judges will be final.
6. Participants can decide the order of their team themselves.
7. The story should not exceed 5 minutes.
8. The event will be conducted offline. Participants have to follow the Covid protocol by wearing a mask, carrying a sanitizer, vaccination certificate and also following the guidelines strictly.
9. Participants will be judged based on creativity, relevance to the prompt, voice projection, confidence, stage presence, body language, and story construction.

Topics:

1. Thomas Kyd’s The Spanish Tragedy.
2. Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
3. Shakespeare’s King Lear.
4. Niccolo Machiavelli’s The Prince.
5. Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.
6. Shakespeare’s The Tempest.
7. Ben Jonson’s Bartholomew Fair.
8. Ben Jonson’s The Alchemist.
9. Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice.
10. Shakespeare’s Julius Caesar.
11. Shakespeare’s Othello.
12. Shakespeare’s As you like it.
13. Shakespeare’s Macbeth.
14. Thomas More’s Utopia.

Elims:

1. Each team will be given a PDF containing an overview of an unsolved murder mystery.
2. In the elimination round, all teams will be given 10 MCQ-based questions via a google form, about the case. Each question will have 2 points. The teams that score maximum points will qualify for the final round (in case of a tie between teams, the fastest response to give the most correct answers will be considered).
3. Time Limit: 30 minutes

Finals:

1. In the final round, each team will be provided with another PDF containing more details of the same case, along with everything they would need to begin their investigation. Each team will be assigned a breakout room.
2. The investigation can then begin in breakout rooms where each team can begin discussing and solving the crime, finding the prime suspects, and lastly who murdered the victim and how, after which they have to draft a brief report on who according to them is the criminal along with a proper justification.
3. The submission has to be typed out on a word document. A font size of 12 and font Arial has to be maintained. Entries should be submitted on the website in PDF format only.
4. Time limit: 45 minutes for discussion, and 15 minutes for report drafting.
5. Each team must submit only one report. Failure to submit on time will lead to disqualification.
6. Participants’ videos and audios must be switched on at all times. Each team will be assigned with a volunteer from the Literary Arts Department for assistance

Elims:

1. Each team will be given a PDF containing an overview of an unsolved murder mystery.
2. In the elimination round, all teams will be given 10 MCQ-based questions via a google form, about the case. Each question will have 2 points. The teams that score maximum points will qualify for the final round (in case of a tie between teams, the fastest response to give the most correct answers will be considered).
3. Time Limit: 30 minutes

Finals:

1. In the final round, each team will be provided with another PDF containing more details of the same case, along with everything they would need to begin their investigation. Each team will be assigned a breakout room.
2. The investigation can then begin in breakout rooms where each team can begin discussing and solving the crime, finding the prime suspects, and lastly who murdered the victim and how, after which they have to draft a brief report on who according to them is the criminal along with a proper justification.
3. The submission has to be typed out on a word document. A font size of 12 and font Arial has to be maintained. Entries should be submitted on the website in PDF format only.
4. Time limit: 45 minutes for discussion, and 15 minutes for report drafting.
5. Each team must submit only one report. Failure to submit on time will lead to disqualification.
6. Participants’ videos and audios must be switched on at all times. Each team will be assigned with a volunteer from the Literary Arts Department for assistance

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Description:

Have a flag that represents the students of your department. The art on the flag needs to have some significance to the Renaissance era.

Theme:

A symbol representing the department

Rules :

1. Only one team per department.
2. No. of participants – 6 (1 Team per department) All members of the team must
   be fully vaccinated.
3. The participants are required to make a flag for their department that represents the theme of HYSTERIA 2022.They also have to come up with a “team name” for their department related to Renaissance.
4. The participants are expected to get their own cloth material for their flag according to their department color. (flag size 4.5x2ft ) (stick size 5.5ft).
5. White, Black and Primary colors will be provided. Printing will not be allowed.
6. All teams are obliged to follow Covid protocols at all times. (masks and gloves being compulsory at all times.)
7. Final decision will be made by the judges.
8. Participants will be judged on creativity, level of difficulty, interpretation of theme, overall impression, composition, technical expertise and use of colors.
9. The organizer reserves the right to change the rules or cancel an event if required.
10. Participants failing to abide by rules will be disqualified.

Rules :

1. 1 Team per Department.
2. Teams should consist of 9 + 5 players (14 in total)
3. Rules will be explained on the ground.
4. Teams should report 20 mins prior to their scheduled match.
5. Referee’s decision is indisputable.
6. The teams will have to abide by any ad-hoc changes made by the sports committee with respect to schedule, etc.

Rules :

1. 32 Teams to be taken on a first-come-first-serve basis.
2. Duration of the game will be 7 minutes each half with 2 minutes break.
3. 5 a side with 3 substitutes.
4. Rolling substitution.
5. Only 8 players will be registered and no change will be allowed throughout the tournament.
6. If a team does not arrive on time, opposition will be given a walkover.
7. In case of any misbehavior, the team is liable to be debarred from the tournament.
8. Players can only form teams from within their department.
9. The management committee has all rights to change any schedule with prior intimation to the team captains within 24 hours.
10. Yellow card will result in suspension for 2 minutes in the current game.
11. Red card will result in suspension for the current game.
12. Ball cannot be raised over the shoulder.
13. No player shall be allowed to play bare feet.
14. Goals can only be scored from the opponent’s D.
15. Referee’s decision on the field will be final.
16. Further basic rules will be explained before the game.
17. Rules are subject to change.
18. In case of a draw, there will be a penalty shootout ( 3 + Sudden Death ). Players who were on the field at the full-time whistle will need to take the first 3 penalties.

Rules :

1. 16 Teams to be taken on a first-come-first-serve basis.
2. Duration of the game will be 5 minutes each half with 2 minutes break.
3. 5 a side with 3 substitutes.
4. Rolling substitution.
5. Only 8 players will be registered and no change will be allowed throughout the tournament.
6. If a team does not arrive on time, opposition will be given a walkover.
7. In case of any misbehavior, the team is liable to be debarred from the tournament.
8. Players can only form teams from within their department.
9. The management committee has all rights to change any schedule with prior intimation to the team captains within 24 hours.
10. Yellow card will result in suspension for 2 minutes in the current game.
11. Red card will result in suspension for the current game.
12. Ball cannot be raised over the shoulder.
13. No player shall be allowed to play bare feet.
14. Goals can only be scored from the opponent’s D.
15. Referee’s decision on the field will be final.
16. Further basic rules will be explained before the game.
17. Rules are subject to change.
18. In case of a draw, there will be a penalty shootout ( 3 + Sudden Death ).
19. Players who were on the field at the full-time whistle will need to take the first 3 penalties.

Rules :

1. 3 players in a team (no substitutes).
2. No hands allowed.
3. Service- point wise.
4. Note- Court rules will be explained before the match and the referee’s decision will be final.

Rules :

1. One team per Department.
2. 9 players in one team & 2 substitutes.
3. Each qualifying match will be of 4 overs, after that playoff matches will be of 5 overs.
4. One bowler can bowl 2 overs and the rest are allotted a maximum of one over each.
5. Batsmen to bat with at least one leg inside the no score line, only then runs will be valid.
6. Batsmen will be called out if he hits the ball over the provided height at the boundaries.
7. Underarm bowling is compulsory.
8. Ball should be pitched beyond the no ball line, otherwise it will be called as no ball.
9. Bowler has to bowl within the given box without raising his leg.
10. Any deviation from the above rules will be “NO BALL”.
11. Usual NO BALL and WIDE BALL will be applicable.
12. Overthrow runs will be counted.

Rules :

1. One team per Department.
2. Team must contain 5 players + 3 substitutes.
3. The officials will contain 1 referee and 1 time/score keeper.
4. Every shot inside the arc shall be awarded 2 points.
5. Every shot behind the arc shall be awarded 3 points.
6. Every successful free throw shall be awarded 1 point.
7. The regular playing time shall be as follows: two halves of 10 minutes playing time.
8. The clock shall be stopped during dead ball situations and free throws.
9. The first team which scores 30 points or more wins the game if it happens before the end of regular playing time. This rule applies to regular playing time only (not in a potential overtime).
10. If the score is tied at the end of playing time, an extra period of time will be played.
11. There shall be an interval of 1 min before the overtime starts. The first team to score 2 points in the overtime wins the game.
12. A team shall lose the game by forfeit if at the scheduled starting time the team is not present on the playing court with 3 players ready to play.
13. A team is in a penalty situation after it has committed 6 fouls. Fouls during the act of shooting inside the arc shall be awarded 1 free throw, whilst fouls during the act of shooting behind the arc shall be awarded 2 free throws.
14. Fouls during the act of shooting followed by a successful field goal shall be awarded 1 additional free throw.
15. Team fouls 7, 8, and 9 shall always be awarded with 2 free throws. The 10th and any subsequent team foul will be awarded with 2 free throws and ball possession. This clause is applied also to fouls during the act of shooting.
16. All technical fouls will be always awarded with 1 free throw and ball possession whilst unsportsmanlike fouls will be awarded with 2 free throws and ball possession.
17. The game shall continue with an exchange of the ball behind the arc at the top of the court after a technical unsportsmanlike foul.

Rules :

1. One team per Department.
2. 6(players)+2(minimum subs)
3. Fixed Rotation.
4. Service Rotation wise.
5. Court rules will be explained before the match and the referee’s decision will be the final.

Rules :

1. One team per Department.
2. Each team will consist of 7 active players and 2 substitutes.
3. A match shall consist of 3 sets of 15 points each. If a team wins 2 sets, they win the match.
4. The right to choose the initial order of serving, receiving and positions shall be decided by the teams and the toss winner may choose to serve or receive first or to start at a particular end.
5. The ball should be caught with a firm grip.
6. No twists while catching.
7. Double touch is not allowed during service and throughout the rally.
8. Players cannot catch the ball with the assistance of the body or legs.
9. The ball should be served after the whistle and within seconds.
10. The ball should be served without crossing the service line and with a single hand.
11. Warning will be given per match to each team for crossing the service line while serving. After one warning, crossing the line will be considered a point for the opposite team.
12. Any ball during the rally should be released within 3 seconds.
13. During service, the ball cannot touch the net.
14. During the rally, it will be considered.
15. Players cannot touch the net during the rally.
16. Players standing in the first line can jump and catch and also jump and throw. Players in the back lines can only jump and catch.
17. A player cannot rotate (360 degrees) or turn around while catching or throwing the ball.
18. 180 degrees rotation is permitted. If rotating, the player should throw the ball while in that position, using both the hands.
19. The player should rotate back to normal position from the same direction theyrotated to 180 degrees.
20. While catching or releasing, the ball should not touch any part of the body except the palm.
21. Any ball falling on the sideline or end line is a good ball.
22. If the ball falls below waist level, the player has to sit and catch the ball. If you sit and catch, you will have to sit and throw.
23. Shifting the ball from left to right or right to left is permitted.
24. 1 minute timeout is permitted for each team during every set.
25. Teams can substitute players only when it is their turn to serve.

Rules :

1. Match duration- 20 min.
2. Each player will be provided with 10 min.
3. Players whose designated time ends first, will be considered “FORFEITED by TIME”.
4. For a Stalemate or a Draw, we’ll have a minute’s bullet round.
5. All the laws of Chess are applied.

Rules :

1. Match duration- 7 min.
2. If the match is not completed in 7 min then the player with maximum points wins.
3. 1 point for each piece and 3 points for the queen. For equal points, an extra 2 min will be provided.
4. No time limit for the semis and final games.
5. After sinking the striker, your opponent places the due piece(s) within the center circle.
6. If you haven’t sunk one yet, you owe one.
7. Considered a foul if the first player to strike fails to break the counters in three attempts.
8. For each strike, the player must position the striker within the baseline OR on one of the two circles at either end of the baseline.
9. A striker within the baseline must touch both the front line and the rear line.
10. The striker may not “cut the moon” – be placed partially within the baseline and partially within the circle.
11. In striking, the player’s hand or arm must not cross the diagonal foul lines at either end of the baseline.
12. If while shooting for the queen you also sink one of your pieces, the queen is automatically covered, no matter which went first.
13. If a piece jumps off the board, it is placed on the center spot.
14. If pieces are overlapping, they are left that way.
15. If the center spot is partially covered when replacing the queen or a jumped piece, the piece should cover as much red as possible.
16. If totally covered, the piece is placed opposite the next player behind the red spot.
17. If you sink your last piece before the queen, you lose the board.

Rules :

1. Match duration- 7 min.
2. If the match is not completed in 7 min then the player with maximum points wins.
3. 1 point for each piece and 3 points for the queen. For equal points, an extra 2 min will be provided.
4. No time limit for the semis and final games.
5. After sinking the striker, your opponent places the due piece(s) within the center circle.
6. If you haven’t sunk one yet, you owe one.
7. Considered a foul if the first player to strike fails to break the counters in three attempts.
8. For each strike, the player must position the striker within the baseline OR on one of the two circles at either end of the baseline.
9. A striker within the baseline must touch both the front line and the rear line.
10. The striker may not “cut the moon” – be placed partially within the baseline and partially within the circle.
11. In striking, the player’s hand or arm must not cross the diagonal foul lines at either end of the baseline.
12. If while shooting for the queen you also sink one of your pieces, the queen is automatically covered, no matter which went first.
13. If a piece jumps off the board, it is placed on the center spot.
14. If pieces are overlapping, they are left that way.
15. If the center spot is partially covered when replacing the queen or a jumped piece, the piece should cover as much red as possible.
16. If totally covered, the piece is placed opposite the next player behind the red spot.
17. If you sink your last piece before the queen, you lose the board.

Rules :

1. 3 sets of 11 points each winner of 2 sets wins the game.
2. For semi finals and finals the match will be of 5 sets each of 11 points and the winner of 3 sets takes the match.

Rules :

1. 3 sets of 11 points each winner of 2 sets wins the game.
2. For semi finals and finals the match will be of 5 sets each of 11 points and the winner of 3 sets takes the match.
3. Doubles will be “mixed” – One boy and One girl – And needs to be from the same department.

Description:

Architectural photography is about capturing not only the design and accurate representation of a building, but to have the shots be aesthetically pleasing to the viewer’s eye. Be it Victorian Architecture or the Modern Architecture, capture it all and gives us the best you’ve got.

Rules :

1. Pictures should be clicked between 12th to 24th February, 2022
2. No plagiarism.
3. One best picture should be edited and submitted via the website only
4. Editing apps to be used: – Snapseed, Adobe light room, VSCO.
5. Phone photography: screenshot of the image information should be sent along with the pictures

Description:

The Renaissance Movement brought realism back to art and presents people in their true form. This era gave us the best of portraits from Mona Lisa to the Last Supper, express your love for portraits through your lenses.

Rules :

1. Pictures should be clicked between 12th to 24th February, 2022
2. No plagiarism.
3. One best picture should be edited and submitted via the website only
4. Editing apps to be used: – Snapseed, Adobe light room, VSCO.
5. Phone photography: screenshot of the image information should be sent along with the pictures

Description:

Symmetry photography is the best way to create visually pleasing and well balanced image. Arrange your subject in order to express the beauty of proportion and balance in your image.

Rules :

1. Pictures should be clicked between 12th to 24th February, 2022
2. No plagiarism.
3. One best picture should be edited and submitted via the website only
4. Editing apps to be used: – Snapseed, Adobe light room, VSCO.
5. Phone photography: screenshot of the image information should be sent along with the pictures

Description:

Panning is a technique that allows you to convey motion in your photography by freezing moving objects against a blurred background. The street, the vehicle and the speed could you capture them all?

Rules :

1. Pictures should be clicked between 12th to 24th February, 2022
2. No plagiarism.
3. One best picture should be edited and submitted via the website only
4. Editing apps to be used: – Snapseed, Adobe light room, VSCO.

Description:

Still Life is the art of photographing inanimate objects which can be natural or man-made typically arranged in small groups.
Northern Renaissance artists popularized the still life through art but can the modern artist bring it back to life through an image?

Rules :

1. Pictures should be clicked between 12th to 24th February, 2022
2. No plagiarism.
3. One best picture should be edited and submitted via the website only
4. Editing apps to be used: – Snapseed, Adobe light room, VSCO.
5. Phone photography: screenshot of the image information should be sent along with the pictures

Description:

The game of unspeakable fun is here! Every participant has to explain the word given to them to their team verbally and through actions but here’s the catch: You cannot say the exact word given to you! Easier than it sounds? Come aboard to find out! Bring 1 team of 8 from each department!

Rules :

1. Knockout Basis – Only 1 winner per group
2. All winners from each department will play each other in a final round to get the ultimate winner.
3. Two rounds will be played in the game in which every participant will be given 2 words to explain to the participants in a guessing time of 2 minutes in total.
4. For every word guessed 2 points to the person who guessed and 1 point to the person explaining.
5. Participants cannot use words prohibited while explaining, will be considered as disqualification.
6. Microphone & Camera need to be on throughout.
7. Participants need to send their answers directly to the host/volunteer via chat box. If the answer is right then host/volunteer will inform that the participant has guessed the word via their microphone.
8. If any participant says the answer out loud instead of sending it on the chat box to the host/volunteer, he/she gets zero point for the word.
9. Platform – Zoom

Description:

Here’s your chance to prove how good you are at finding clues that are hidden in our very own fortress which is DBC! Come find head scratching but heart clutching clues and be the ultimate Treasure Hunter!

Rules :

1. The final decision remains with the volunteers.
2. Points will be given based on minute to win it tasks on time taken after all 5 rounds are done, a total tally will be done and the top 5 from the entire group will advance to the clue hunting round
3. The top 5 teams from the table of minute to win it tasks will compete to be the quickest to reach the last clue.
4. Teams need to go to clues number wise. If the order is broken the team will be disqualified by the volunteer with the team.
5. If the team is found cheating, that team will be disqualified.
6. If the team moves a clue of another group from its original place even by mistake, that team will be disqualified.

Description:

Ever wondered what those doodles mean at the back of your friends books? Or been the champion at figuring out the whole picture with just a few hints? Then sign up for SKRIBBL! All one has to do is form 1 team from each department consisting of their best 8 members per group!

Rules :

1. Intra Collegiate Event
2. Knockout Basis – only one winner from each department will move to the final round
3. Two rounds will be played in the game with a Draw and Guessing time of 80 seconds
4. Participants cannot draw words directly, will be considered as disqualification
5. One participant will be asked to create a link and share their screen for the game on zoom meeting.
6. Platform – Zoom & skribbl.io

Description:

Are y’all ready to put your knowledge to the test? This may be your chance to prove that you’re the ultimate fan. So bring a team of 4 and take on the quiz like a pro.

Rules :

1. The final decision remains with the volunteers
2. Point will be given to the chaser or the team(winner)
3. Based on the rounds, either the chaser or a team will get eliminated.
4. Number of Participants – 4 per team

Description:

Have you ever thought about shooting your friends in real life? Come join us this Hysteria in the gun and the runner. A 5v5 event where you can have fun against each other with BB guns. With the fun of obstacles and hiding spots. Test your aim, have teamkills and of course aim for the head.

Rules :

1. No one is allowed to leave the arena with the guns.
2. Everyone must return their guns to the Hysteria team present there before exiting the arena.
3. The user will be held responsible if the gun is damaged and must pay for the damage.
4. One cannot simply increase their time by paying on the spot. Once a round ends, the players must leave the arena and buy the passes again and wait if interested in playing again.
5. Strict action will be taken if someone is found using physical force.
6. Number of Participants – 10 (5 players per team, 5 Vs 5)
7. Rounds – 1 round of 15 minutes
8. No one is allowed to take off the protective eye wear (provided by the hysteria team present) when in arena.
9. Everyone must bring masks for protection against Covid. No one is allowed to enter arena without masks on

Description:

Felt like you spent a lot of money registering for other Hysteria events? You can win your money back with your very own traditional tambola.

Rules :

1. Intra-Collegiate Event
2. A maximum of 3 Tickets per person can be purchased.
3. Ticket associated with a false claim or any of the Housie variants will be cancelled
4. Only one win per ticket
5. Participant needs to either print or write their ticket down on a sheet of paper for marking the numbers on their ticket easily.
6. Platform – Zoom
7. Number of Participants – 1

Description:

Prize pool: ₹12000 (Subject to Registrations)
1st – ₹8000
2nd – ₹4000

Rules & Regulations:

1. New Agent (Neon) will not be allowed.
2. Map Veto for Best-of-one (Bo1) matches: The team who wins the toss decides if they are either Team A or Team B.
3. Map Veto for Best-of-three (Bo3) matches: The team who wins the toss will decide if they are either Team A or Team B. Team A starts the process and the map for the
4. Tactical Pause : Teams are allowed to call Timeouts of 60 seconds in duration two times per map. Timeouts can be called via the in-game pause system. In the event of overtime, each team will be granted an additional Timeout.
5. Technical Pause : If a player has a problem that prevents him from playing on, he must notify the Tournament Official and request a technical pause (10 mins)
6. Game Settings : Setup your custom match/lobby using the following settings. In the event that a game is accidentally started (not all players are present, wrong team, etc. ), players must quickly finish the current game so it can be replayed.
   1. Party Status: Close
   2. Map: *As decided*
   3. Mode: Tournament
   4. Overtime Win by Two: On
   5. Cheats: Off
   6. Default Server: Mumbai

Description:

Prize pool: ₹6000 (Subject to Registrations)
1st – ₹4000
2nd – ₹2000

Rules & Regulations:

1. Map Veto for Best-of-one (Bo1) matches : The team who wins the toss decides if they are either Team A or Team B. Team A starts the process of the ban. The sides on the map are determined by a knife round.
2. Map Veto for Best-of-three (Bo3) matches : The team who wins the toss decides if they are either Team A or Team B. Team A starts the process of the ban. Every team decides sides on the map choice of their opponent. The sides on the last map are determined by a knife round.
3. Match settings The following match settings need to be used for tournament matches:
   1.  Rounds: Best out of 30 (mp_maxrounds 30)
   2.  Round time: 1 minute 55 seconds (mp_roundtime 1.92)
   3.  Start money: $800 (mp_startmoney 800)
   4.  Freeze time: 20 seconds (mp_freezetime 20)
   5.  Buy time: 20 seconds (mp_buytime 20)
   6.  Bomb timer: 40 seconds (mp_c4timer 40)
   7.  Overtime rounds: Best out of 6 (mp_overtime_maxrounds 6)
   8.  Overtime start money: $16,000 (mp_overtime_startmoney 16000)
   9.  Round restart delay: 5 seconds (mp_round_restart_delay 5)
   10.  Break during half time in overtimes: disabled
   11.  Prohibited items: none (mp_items_prohibited “”)
4. Technical Pause : If a player has a problem that prevents him from playing on, he is allowed to use the pause function. The technical pause function can be called by typing “.tech”. The player has to announce the reason before or immediately after they pause the match.
5. Tactical Pause : Each team is allowed to invoke a timeout (tactical pause) of 30 seconds up to four times per map. Timeouts can only be called by players via the in-game vote system (ESC → Call Vote → Call Tactical Timeout). Teams are allowed to take all four timeouts at once by calling them all individually once the previous timeout expires. 7 Teams will not be given additional timeouts in overtime, but the unused timeouts can still be used in overtime.

Description:

Prize pool: ₹4000 (Subject to Registrations)
1st – ₹2500
2nd – ₹1500

Rules & Regulations:

1. Mode: Search and Destroy (5 Vs 5)
2. Server: Asia Round limit: 6 Time: 120 secs
3. All matches will be a best of 1 except semifinal and finals which will be a best of 3

Description:

Prize pool: ₹8000 (Subject to Registrations)
1st – ₹4500
2nd – ₹2500
3rd – ₹1000

Rules & Regulations:

1. Mode: Battle Royale