ABOUT EVENT

Electron to Cosmos: Tech frontier

Rules & Regulations

1. Eligibility:
✓ All students who submit their papers by the specified
deadline are eligible.
✓ Only original, unpublished work is accepted. Each student
may submit only one paper.


2. Submission Guidelines:
✓ Papers must adhere to the provided formatting guidelines
(e.g., page limit, citation style).
✓ Submissions should be free from plagiarism. Non-compliant
papers will be disqualified.


3. Presentation Requirements:
✓ Shortlisted candidates will deliver a 15-minute presentation,
followed by a 5-minute Q&A session.
✓ Presenters must use clear and well-organized visual aids
(slides, charts, etc.).


4. Evaluation Process:
✓ A panel of judges will evaluate each paper based on a set of
pre-defined criteria.
✓ Each criterion carries a maximum score and a weightage, as
detailed in the evaluation table below.
✓ The total weighted score will determine the ranking.


5. Scoring and Shortlisting:
✓ Judges will score each paper on the following criteria:
Originality & Innovation, Technical Content, Presentation
Skills, Visual Aids & Organization, and Q&A Handling.
✓ Papers that do not meet the minimum submission
requirements or guidelines will be eliminated from
consideration.
✓ The top 5 papers with the highest total weighted scores will
be selected.


6. Final Decision:
✓ The judges’ decision will be final.
✓ Any appeals regarding scoring will not be entertained.


7. Amendments:
✓ The organizing committee reserves the right to make
necessary amendments to these rules and regulations.

Systematic Evaluation Metrics for Papers:

The following table outlines the criteria used to evaluate each paper and
its presentation:

Evaluation Criteria Table
Evaluation Criteria Description Maximum Score Weightage (%)
Originality & Innovation Novelty and uniqueness of the research idea 10 25
Technical Content Depth, rigor, methodology, and overall quality of research 10 30
Presentation Skills Clarity, delivery, audience engagement, and effectiveness in communication 10 20
Visual Aids & Organization Quality and clarity of visual materials; logical and coherent structure of content 10 15
Q&A Handling Ability to address questions, demonstrate subject mastery, and engage with judges 10 10
Total 50 100

Notes for Judges:

The following table outlines the criteria used to evaluate each paper and
its presentation:

  • Each paper will be assessed by assigning scores (out of the
    maximum for each criterion).
  •  The weighted score is computed by applying the weightage to the
    raw score for each criterion.
  •  The paper’s overall score is the sum of all weighted scores.
  •  The top 5 papers with the highest overall scores will be selected as
    winners of the competition.