Nexora'26

NEXORA '26 is a technology-driven project-building event designed to bring together creative minds, developers, innovators, and problem solvers to transform real-world challenges into practical technological solutions.

The event provides participants with an opportunity to identify a problem, develop an innovative solution, build a working prototype, and present it before a panel of judges.

Whether you are a solo developer or part of a small team, NEXORA '26 gives you a platform to showcase your technical skills, creativity, problem-solving ability, innovation, and presentation skills.

Participants will receive a problem statement and will be given a limited time to conceptualize, develop, and submit their solution. The event will conclude with a short project presentation and Q&A session before the judges.

Objectives:

NEXORA '26 aims to:

• Encourage students to develop innovative technological solutions.
• Promote practical problem-solving and creative thinking.
• Provide hands-on experience in project development.
• Encourage collaboration and teamwork.
• Help participants transform ideas into working prototypes.
• Provide a platform to showcase technical and presentation skills.
• Encourage the development of solutions for real-world problems.

Who Can Participate?

The event is open to all types of students who are interested. The age of the participants must be above 17:

Registration is limited to 50 teams. Secure your spot before the slots fill up!

Participants can register:

• Individually, or
• As a team of 2–3 members

Maximum Event Capacity: 50 teams

First come, first served

Registration Fee:

• Individual Entry: ₹100
• Team Entry (2–3 Members): ₹200

There will be no cash refund policy available

Prize Pool:

The best 3 teams will be awarded with the cash prize.

How the Event Works

• Registration: Participants register individually or as a team.
• Inauguration & Briefing: The event begins with the inauguration ceremony, followed by the rules briefing and problem statement announcement.
• Problem Statement: Teams receive the problem statement and understand the requirements before beginning development.
• Project Building:
• Participants work on their solution within the allotted development time.
• Teams can use appropriate development tools, frameworks, libraries, and permitted online resources. There will be 3 hours provide for the project making
• Submission:
• Teams must submit their final project as link before the announced submission deadline.
• Once the project is submitted, no changes will be allowed.
• Evaluation: Submitted projects will be evaluated by the judges based on predefined evaluation criteria.
• Presentation & Q&A
• Each team will get:
• 2 Minutes — Project Presentation
• 1 Minute — Q&A Session
• Total: 3 Minutes per Team
• Results & Prize Distribution: The winners will be announced after the evaluation process, followed by prize distribution.
• Presentation Format
• Each team must present their project within 2 minutes.
• Participants are recommended to cover:
• Problem identified
• Proposed solution
• Key features
• Technology used
• The presentation will be followed by a 1-minute Question & Answer session.
• Teams exceeding the allotted time may be stopped by the coordinators.

Important Rules & Instructions

• Team size must be 1–3 members.
• The participants will be allowed to make the projects for 3 hours
• There must bring their own internet connectivity.
• Participants must follow the given problem statement.
• The project must be developed within the allotted time.
• Original work is required.
• Plagiarism, copying, or unfair practices are strictly prohibited.
• Teams may use appropriate development tools and permitted online resources.
• Participants are responsible for their own laptops, chargers, and required development resources.
• The final project/link must be submitted before the announced deadline.
• No changes will be allowed after final submission.
• Participants must verify their project and submitted link before final submission.
• Each team gets 2 minutes for presentation + 1 minute for Q&A.
• The total presentation and Q&A time is 3 minutes per team.
• Participants must maintain discipline and professional behaviour throughout the event.
• Teams must follow instructions given by the event coordinators and judges.
• Any violation of the rules may result in disqualification.
• The coordinators' decision will be final.

What Participants Should Bring

Participants are advised to bring:

• Laptop
• Laptop charger
• Required development software/tools
• Internet connectivity
• college ID
• Any additional resources required for project development