ABOUT EVENT
Comm-Eletrofusion: Where Technology Meets Bright Minds
A dynamic showcase of engineering innovation, where students present their projects, prototypes, and research, demonstrating creativity, problem-solving, and real-world applications of engineering concepts.
Rules and Regulations
- Each team will be given a specific time slot for the presentation (e.g.,
10-15 minutes). - A functional prototype or a working model should be presented.
- Participants should be able to explain their project’s problem
statement, methodology, implementation, and results clearly. - A well-prepared PowerPoint presentation, posters may be required.
- A panel of judges will evaluate each project 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.
- Judges will score each Project on the following criteria:
| Criteria | Marks | Parameters |
|---|---|---|
| Idea & Innovation | 20 |
Is the idea unique? (10) Does it solve a real problem? (10) |
| Technical Execution | 25 |
Is the technology properly implemented? (10) Did They Use the Technology Efficiently? (15) |
| Prototype & Working Model | 20 |
Does the model work without failure? (10) Is the implementation complete? (10) |
| Presentation & Explanation | 10 |
Is the explanation clear and structured? (5) Can they answer questions properly? (5) |
| Practical Use & Team Coordination | 25 |
Is the system developed among multidisciplinary members? (10) Does it have a future scope? (5) Are all team members involved? (5) |
| Is the project contributing to sustainable development? (5) | ||
Evaluation Criteria include:
- Novelty of the Project
- Focus on any SDG Goals and social impact
The jury member’s decisions are final and binding for all awards and
recognitions.