Opportunity brief

Eligibility:

The competition is open to college/university students only.
Students from any college, university, branch, or specialization are eligible.
This is an individual competition. Team participation is not allowed.
Participants may choose any form of performance, provided that it is related to technology.

Format:

Each participant will be given 1 minute and 30 seconds to perform their act on stage.
Participants are free to choose the format of their performance, as long as it has a clear connection to technology.
Possible performance formats include:
Tech poetry
Tech comedy or stand-up
Tech roast
Roasting your own startup/project
Technology-related storytelling
Tech parody
Any other creative technology-related act
Before their performance, the participant will provide their self-rating to the organising team.
After the performance, the participant may interact with the host/judges.

Performance: The participant performs their chosen technology-related act within the allotted 1 minute and 30 seconds.
Self-Rating: Before their performance, the participant gives themselves a score from 1 to 10.
Judges' Scoring: Each judge independently gives the participant a score from 1 to 10, based on the quality, creativity, execution, and overall impact of the performance.
Judges' Average: The scores given by all judges are averaged to calculate the final judges' score.
The Verdict: If the participant's self-rating exactly matches the judges' average score, the participant wins the designated reward for that round.

Participation is strictly individual. No team performances are allowed.
The performance must have a clear technology-related theme or connection.
Participants are free to choose the format and style of their act.
Participants must provide their self-rating from 1 to 10 before their performance.
The judges' scores will be averaged to determine the final score.
A participant wins the round's designated reward only if their self-rating exactly matches the judges' average score.
Participants must not attempt to influence or communicate with the judges regarding their scores.
Performances must remain appropriate for a college event. Offensive, discriminatory, or excessively inappropriate content may result in disqualification.
The judges' decision regarding the performance score will be final and binding.
The organizers reserve the right to intervene or disqualify a participant if their performance violates the event rules or disrupts the event.

A participant who achieves an exact match between their self-rating and the judges' average score will be eligible for the designated reward for that round.
Multiple participants may win rewards if multiple participants achieve an exact match.