Rules

I) Team Formation:

 Participants can form teams of 2 to 5 members. Each team should have one student from the first year, and one girl is mandatory. 

II) Project Scope:

 Teams can work on any project within the given theme or problem statement. The scope can be limited to a specific technology or platform based on the event's guidelines.

III) Time Limit: 

The hackathon will have a specific time limit, i.e., 12 hours.

IV) Code Ownership: 

All code developed during the Hackathon should be original work. Participants cannot use code or assets created by someone else without proper permissions or licenses.

V) Collaboration:

 Teams are encouraged to collaborate and seek help from mentors or organizers, but cross-team 

collaboration is not allowed during the competition.

I)  Presentation (20) :-

 How well did the team present their project and communicate the value and functionality of their solution.

II) Innovation (20) :- 

The introduction of methods, or code that create significant value and solve problems in a    new and effective way.

III) Functionality (20):-

 How well these tasks are executed ,whether everything works and delivers the desired output 

IV) Scalability (10) :- 

Can the project be scaled or extended?

V) Originality Of Code (10) :-

 Was the codebase original?