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Eligibility:

• Open to undergraduate students from recognized institutions
• Team Size: 2-4members per team
• Both participants must be registered before the event

Event Task / Objective

• To evaluate logical thinking and debugging skills through a structured multi-round format
• To assess participants’ ability to interpret, analyze, and reconstruct code without complete information
• To test teamwork and communication under constrained conditions (blindfold coding scenario)
• To measure the ability to identify errors, understand underlying logic, and derive the intended problem statement

Design | Technical Specifications

• Environment: Participants must bring their own laptops. Necessary instructions and setup details will be communicated prior to the event.
• Programming Languages: Participants may use any programming language of their choice
• Internet Access: Restricted to permitted resources as defined by the organizers during the event
• Evaluation: Assessment will be conducted based on predefined criteria; a live leaderboard may be used for specific rounds

General Guidelines

• Participation: Teams of 2-4 only. Both members must be registered before event start.
• Resources: Only permitted IDEs, compilers, and browsers may be used.
• Execution: Participants must strictly follow instructions of each round.
• Submission: Code and algorithm explanations must be submitted within allotted time.
• Timeline: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM. Late submissions attract penalties.

Safety Rules

• Any form of misconduct, malpractice, or unfair means will lead to immediate disqualification
• Code sharing or collaboration between different teams is strictly prohibited
• Participants must use only their own systems and adhere to the guidelines provided by the organizers
• Use of unauthorized resources or tools (if restricted) will result in penalties or disqualification
• Participants are expected to maintain respectful behavior towards judges, volunteers, and fellow participants at all times

Event Rounds / Structure

Scoring & Judging Criteria

Penalties & Disqualifications

Awards & Recognition

General Instructions

• Follow all university and Innovatex policies.
• Maintain academic integrity throughout the event.
• Decisions of the judges are final and binding.
• Certificates will be awarded to all valid participants.

Official Note

This Rule Book serves as the official guideline for The Ticket Queue event under INNOVATEX 4.0, Presidency University. Any updates or clarifications will be communicated officially via department notice boards and the official event communication channels.

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  Event Dates: 08-04-2026