Paradox Palette is a poster design competition for students in Classes VI-VIII. Participants explore the theme 'Two worlds collide,' creating designs where opposites coexist. The event features an online preliminary round using Canva, followed by an offline final where the top 5 teams design a new poster based on a live theme. Judging is based on creativity, visual composition, and relevance to the theme.

Sandbox Mania is a game development challenge for Classes VI-VIII centered on the theme 'Target Elimination: Accuracy, Aim, and Action in the Red Zone.' Participants must code an original high-speed shooting game in Scratch 3.0. Finalists move to an offline round to develop a functional prototype based on an assigned topic. Judging criteria include gameplay mechanics, advanced logic, and user interface design.

Ascension is an inter-school esports tournament featuring competitive matches in Valorant, Rocket League, and BGMI. The tournament includes online prelims and offline finals for BGMI. Participants compete in knockout and points-based formats, requiring registered accounts and their own equipment. The event emphasizes sportsmanship, discipline, and high-level competitive play.

Dynamic Racing Showdown (DRS) is a high-speed motorsport-inspired competition for Classes IX-XII. Teams of four design and race wireless chassis on an obstacle course to test precision, power, and control. The event includes a video submission preliminary round and a three-round offline final. Rankings are determined by lap times, tactical driving, and track limit penalties.

Venture Verse is an entrepreneurship challenge for Classes IX-XII with the theme 'The David VS. Goliath Challenge: Disrupting the Giants.' Teams must design a socially responsible startup alternative to tech giants and develop a working website prototype. Finalists pitch their business models, profitability, and AI integration to a panel of judges in a 10-15 minute presentation.

Voxel Visionaries is a 3D designing competition for Classes IX-XII focused on the theme 'A World Without Humans.' Participants use tools like Blender to create digital environments showing nature reclaiming cities. This online-only event judges submissions based on visual design, creativity, and detailing. Submissions must include the source file and at least two rendered views.

Aenigma Syntax is an interactive online cryptic hunt where players are given questions, hints, and clues. To solve questions, participants must scour the web, decode ciphers, and interpret pop culture references to uncover answers.

Explore the striking contrast between light and shadow in our "Light & Dark" theme. Through techniques like backlighting and reflections, this event delves into emotions, mystery, and storytelling, capturing the balance between clarity and the unknown. Experience how light shapes perception and evokes deeper meanings.

Frame by Frame challenges students (Classes IX-XII) to create a 5-7 minute short film on the theme "The Multiverse of Misunderstandings," showcasing how small misunderstandings can have a big impact with a humorous twist. The preliminary round is online, where participants submit their films as YouTube Unlisted links by April 25. The top 5 teams will advance to the offline final round, where they will present their films to judges, followed by a Q&A session. Films will be judged on creativity, theme relevance, content quality, cinematography, and humor.

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