Write code to achieve given output Team Size: 2 Prize: 1st and 2nd

Rules of the event:

1. The event will be having group participation.
2. Team Size is restricted to 02 participants.
3. The time duration will be given of 60 minutes wherein participated teams have to work on the given definition / problem statement to achieve the output by using Jython (Java & Python) libraries enabling in any of the mentioned IDE i.e.  Eclipse or VS Code..
4. Participants will have to perform the allocated task on the given machine. The Machine will be allocated at the day of the event.
5. The announcement of the winners will be as per the final decision of the event judges and organising committee.

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Rules of the event:

1. Time Duration: The event will last 1 hour.
2. Team Composition: Each team will consist of two participants from the same college.
3. Programming Language: The event will be conducted in C/C++/Java/Python/JS Programming Language.
4. Task: Participants will be given a coding problem. They must write a correct and functional solution in the minimum number of lines possible.
5. Evaluation Criteria:
• Correctness: The solution must produce the expected output for all test cases.
• Conciseness: Fewer lines of code will be favored, provided correctness is maintained.
• Readability: Code must be understandable and not use unnecessary tricks that make it unreadable.
6. Tiebreaker: In case of a tie, the team that submits the correct solution first will be given preference.
7. No Internet Access: Participants are not allowed to use the internet during the event.
8. Further details will be declared on the spot.

For further information about PG - Code Snap contact:

Rules of the event:

• Team size: 3.
• Each participant gets turn of 20 minutes each.
• Programming Language: Core PHP
• Teams will receive a partially completed PHP project that includes syntax and logical errors, buggy or broken features, incomplete or missing functionality.
• Teams are required to debug existing code, fix errors, and implement new features as described in the task brief.
• Internet access is fully allowed including AI and LLMs.
• No communication is allowed between team members during the event except through the code itself.
• The final submission should be in a runnable and stable state.
• Evaluation Criteria
• Correctness of bug fixes
• Successful implementation of new features
• The team with the highest overall score will be declared the winner.
• In case of a tie, aspects such as code quality and error handling will be considered

For further information about PG - Code Relay contact:

Cipher Hunt is an exciting challenge where teams work together to decode hidden messages using cipher algorithms. Participants must unravel a series of encrypted clues that lead them to the final destination. The hunt tests logical thinking, problem-solving skills, and teamwork under time pressure. The first team to successfully decipher all clues and reach the final location wins.

Rules of the event:

1. Each team will have two participants.

2. Participants must have basic knowledge of encryption and decryption techniques.

3. Mobile phones and external help are not permitted.

4. Clues must be solved in sequence.

5. Teams must decode encrypted clues using cipher techniques.

6. The team that completes all clues first within 60 minutes will be the winner.

For further information about PG - Cipher Hunt contact:

Rules of the event:

For further information about PG - Think, Decide, Act – AgentVerse (Idea Presentation) contact:

Dr. Prerna Agrawal - 9979149112

Dr. Jatin Modh - 9426586430

Ms. Nivya Bhagchandani - 7359140793

A fun-filled technical and IT general knowledge event that challenges participants’ logical thinking, creativity, and presentation skills. Teams will design and present innovative posters based on the given theme, showcasing clarity of thought, research ability, and visual appeal. The event encourages knowledge sharing, coordination, and effective communication in a competitive yet engaging environment.Theme: "Agentic AI"

Rules of the event:

1. Time Duration will be 1 hour.
2. A team will consist of two participants representing the same college.
3. The poster should be visually appealing, informative, and relevant to the theme.
4. Posters must be printed or Handmade and brought in a physical format for display.
5. The recommended poster size is 48 inches (width) × 36 inches (height) (4 ft × 3 ft).
6. Content should be original and well-researched. Plagiarism will lead to disqualification.
7. The judging criteria will be based on creativity, clarity, relevance, and presentation skills.
8. Further details will be declared on the spot.
9. In case of a tie, judges’ decision will be final.

For further information about PG - Poster Presentation contact:

Rules of the event:

• Team size: 2.
• A team will consist of two participants representing same college and pursuing master degree.
• Any number of teams can register from same college.
• The quiz will be conducted at the campus in two Phases, the first phase will be the Elimination Round and the another will be the Final Quiz.
• The first phase Elimination Round is of 20 minutes which consist objective questions and will be conducted on the same day of event. Both participants are supposed to appear for elimination round individually.
• Top four scoring teams of the elimination round will move forward to the final round.
• The detailing of the final round of quiz will be given during the quiz itself.
• The decision of the quiz master will be final.

For further information about PG - Tech Teaser (IT Quiz) contact:

Agentic AI based Capture The Flag Competition

Rules of the event:

A.  Schedule & Timing

1.    The event will be from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.

2.    The CTF will run strictly from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Late arrivals may participate only if organizers allow; however, no extra time will be provided.

B.   Team & Registration

1.    Team must have exactly two student members.

2.    Both members must be currently enrolled in an Indian institution (PG course only).

3.    One person will be the team captain and handles submissions.

4.    Teams must register using valid names, institution details, and contact information. Fake identities will lead to disqualification.

5.    Online registration is mandatory for all teams and must be completed in advance. The registration link and deadline will be shared separately.

C.  Platform & Flag Submission

1.    All flags must be submitted only on the official CTF platform.

2.    Flag format will be announced (example: GLSCTF{...}) and must be submitted exactly.

3.    Scoring follows the platform’s dynamic scoring system for each challenge.

D.  AI / Agentic AI Usage Policy

1.    AI tools are allowed and encouraged, including - as long as rules are respected.

2.    Teams must not use AI to:

·      attack any real systems,

·      generate mass brute-force traffic,

·      violate platform stability or fairness.

3.    If requested during verification, teams must explain the approach in basic terms. Inability to explain can be treated as suspicious.

E.   Fair Play / Cheating / Collaboration

1.    No flag sharing, hint trading, or write-up sharing during the contest.

2.    No collaboration outside the 2-person team.

3.    No attempting to disrupt the platform, scoreboard, or other teams.

4.    Organizers may monitor unusual behaviour (multiple accounts, shared IP patterns, repeated identical submissions, etc.).

5.    Violation leads to penalties up to immediate disqualification.

F.   Scope & Safety

1.    All challenges are sandboxed / intentionally vulnerable. Participants must only attack targets provided in the CTF.

2.    Any attempt to scan, exploit, or attack real university systems, third-party services, or external websites is strictly forbidden.

3.    Do not upload challenge files to public repositories during the contest.

For further information about PG - FlagForge: Agentic AI CTF contact: