About Engenius 2025
KCG College of Technology, a unit of the Hindustan Group of Institutions, is widely recognized for its commitment to academic excellence. Academically, our students have consistently excelled, earning top ranks and participating successfully in national and international technical and cultural competitions.
We’re thrilled to announce KCG Engenius ’25, a vibrant fusion of technical and cultural events specifically designed for school students, happening on August 30th, 2025. This celebration of creativity and innovation is the perfect opportunity for young minds to showcase their knowledge, creativity, and skills.
KCG Engenius ’25 features a wide array of technical and cultural contests, providing a dynamic platform for students to compete, collaborate, and truly shine. Senior category winners can win cash prizes worth ₹1,00,000!
Beyond the competition, we’re hosting interactive workshops on emerging technologies for students in Classes 9 to 12. These workshops are crafted to broaden horizons and offer valuable insights to support future academic journeys.
To make your experience unforgettable, we’ve planned exclusive special events! Get ready for a thrilling bike stunt show, a captivating drone exhibition, an innovative robotic dance performance, and immersive flight and car simulators. Don’t miss the handicraft show, all curated to engage, thrill, and inspire.
We eagerly anticipate your participation in making KCG Engenius ’25 an impactful and memorable event!
Bumper to bumper
This workshop will showcase automobile vehicles, its components, four-wheeler vehicle systems and will also sensitize the students with tips on service and maintenance of vehicles.
This will create interest amongst the school students in automobile field.
Time: 10 am to 11 am; 11am to 12 noon; 1pm to 2 pm
Trusses and Structures
This workshop is organized by the Department of Civil Engineering. At the Workshop “Trusses and Structures”, come and learn the concept of designing and building the wonders of the world. During the workshop you can visualize the prototypes of infrastructures and exhibit your talents by creating trusses and drawing sketches. Let’s make the world beautiful.Come and explore the genius in you atKCG Engenius ’25.
Time: 10 am to 11 am; 11am to 12 noon; 1pm to 2 pm
Go Solar:
Solar Energy is not about fashion or making a statement, it is about survival – Sir Norman Foster
The Smartest Energy choice under the Sun -conquer the energy crisis before it conquers us!
Learn how to build DIY solar projects and make the sun work hard for you . Take the first step in moving towards green energy by converting the basic and day to day energy requirements from conventional t UI o Solar viz Solar tree miniature model, Solar study lamp, Solar powered charger, Illuminating SMD light and LED light , Solar bicycle.
Time: 10 am to 11 am; 11am to 12 noon; 1pm to 2 pm
Build your App using React Native
Helps to construct a mobile app using Java script.It allows developers to build cross platform apps on IOS and Android which saves a lot of time and money as developers don’t have to create the same app for multiple platforms.
Time: 9.00 AM to 10.30 AM; 10.30 AM to 12.00 Noon
Illustrating Fashion Dreams
About: This special creative session offers an opportunity to explore the world of fashion illustration. Through hands-on activities, you’ll learn how to transform your ideas into beautiful fashion sketches.
During the session, students will:
- Discover how fashion designers develop concepts and themes
- Learn the fundamentals of fashion sketching, including proportions and detailing
- Create your own final fashion illustration with guidance from expert mentors
Time: 9.00 AM to 2.00 PM
Virtuality
An AR Workshop to create a quick, exciting Immersive AR application using Unity and Vuforia SDK. A 1-hour session to learn Augmented Reality in a fun way.
Time: 10 am to 11 am; 11am to 12 noon; 1pm to 2 pm
Fun With IoT
In this hands-on session, you will learn the basics of IoT as well as how to build and program a simple project using the Arduino Uno board. This workshop is ideal for students with a passion for technology who want to learn more about building and programming IoT devices. There is no prior experience required, only a willingness to learn and have fun!
Time: 10 am to 11 am; 11am to 12 noon; 1pm to 2 pm
Sparkle bot
This session will provide a comprehensive knowledge dissemination on different types of robots, alongside an explanation and demonstration of the cutting-edge facilities available in our college’s Robotics Laboratory. Students will also enjoy a video presentation showcasing various applications of robots, including pet robots, educational robots, medical robots, and industrial robots. To conclude the session, a technical quiz will be conducted to assess the students’ understanding.
Time: 10 am to 11 am; 11am to 12 noon; 1pm to 2 pm
Dance like a robot
About: Enjoy the live experience of capturing the Human Motions and transforming it into 3D animation. Experience the capture of human activity using a camera and then transform the entity to a virtual 3D robotic figure using the software called Blender and Opencv.
Time: 9.00 AM to 2.00 PM
Phish & Chips Security Jam
About: It is a dynamic, hands-on cybersecurity workshop designed to raise awareness among students about real-world cyber threats, ethical hacking, and digital protection techniques. Through practical demonstrations and engaging content, participants will explore how hackers operate—and how to defend against them.
Time: 9.00 AM to 2.00 PM
IDEATHON & PROJECT COMPETITION
About: This exciting event fosters creativity, innovation, and problem-solving. Participants will generate novel ideas for real-world challenges, with a strong focus on conceptualization and impact. They will brainstorm innovative solutions, encouraging collaboration and rapid idea development. The event also provides a platform to showcase tangible projects—such as prototypes, apps, and more—emphasizing practical implementation and effective presentation.
Group/Solo : Group of 2 to 4
Time: 9.00 AM to 2.00 PM
THREADS AND TRENDS:
About the event – The students are expected to create WoW clothing (Wealth out of Waste). This contest is to assess the students’ creative and innovative ideas to Recycle, upcycle and reuse through trendy and fashionable garment like a T-shirt. Submissions must be original and use your creativity to design it although ideas can be taken for inspiration.
Group/Solo – Group 2 to 4 members
Rules to be followed:
- Time Limit: 90 minutes.
- Contestants have to design and outfit with the use of waste materials and fabrics
- Previously owned garments, torn cloths, loose or waste fabrics can be reused. Newly purchased clothes or fabric material should not be used to design the garment.
- Stitching is not a necessary skill for contestants, they can perform in other means too like trimming, sticking and attaching by other means.
- All the materials required for the making of the garment will be brought by the team and to be shown to the coordinators for approval before the contest resumes.
- Judges’ decision will be final and binding
Time: 10.00 AM to 11.30 AM.; 12.00 Noon to 1.30 PM;
SOLO SINGING
About the event – An individual can sing any genre of western or eastern song.
Group/Solo – Solo
Rules to be followed:
- Time limit is 3 minutes.
- Use of karaoke or pre-recorded track is not allowed.
- Judges’ decisions will be final and binding.
Time: 9.00 AM to 12.00 Noon; 1.00 PM to 2.00 PM
ADZAP
About the event – Students are expected to demonstrate immense creativity, innovation and out-of-the-box thinking skills in convincing and marketing an idea or a product. They will be judged for the Humour factor, Team Dynamics, Pertinence to topic, Creativity, Impact
Group/Solo – Group of 4 to 8 members
Rules to be followed:
- Time Limit: 3 Minutes.
- Product name will be given half an hour before the event.
- Vulgarity or offensive terms may lead to disqualification
- A warning bell will be rung after 2.5 minutes to intimate the team about the time limit.
- Props and background music are allowed.
- Judges’ decision will be final and binding.
Time: 9.00 AM to 12.00 Noon
SPELL BEE
About the event – The Spelling Bee is a unique educational activity that combines education, fun and competition.While it is competitive in nature, it also adds significant educational value to each student’s education. It offers an opportunity to all students of classes IX– XII to participate irrespective of location, board or gender.
Group/Solo – Solo
Rules to be followed:
- Bring writing pad and pen
- Both written and verbal elimination rounds will be held
- Before each round instructions will be given
- The contest will be conducted by an international Spell Bee winner
Time: 9.00 AM to 12.00 Noon; 1.00 PM to 2.00 PM
GROUP DANCE:
About the event – A group of students should dance to the tune of an audio music in western, semi-classical, or folk style. Presentations Will Be Judged Based on Creativity, Choreography, formation, Costume and Synchronization.
Group/Solo – Group of 6 – 10
Rules to be followed:
- Time Limit: 5 Minutes.
- Soundtracks Must Be Submitted Only Inthe Form OfA Pen Drive and should be submitted at the console 1 hour prior to the event. (Format: mp3 or audio format).
- No fire, water and heavy objects should be used on stage. Other props are allowed.
- Vulgarity, of any form, will lead to disqualification.
- Judges’ decision will be final and binding.
Time: 9.00 AM to 12.00 Noon; 1.00 PM to 2.00 PM
GENERAL QUIZ
About the event – It is a team quizzing event where the students will be tested on their knowledge in a wide range of topics within and beyond academics. The questions will be based on but not restricted to Current affairs, Sports, Geography and history, Entertainment, Science, Technology, Logical and Brainteasers.
Group/Solo – Group of 2
Rules to be followed:
- Time Limit: 15 minutes prelims and 60 minutes final round
- The quiz consists of Preliminary round (written test-1 question paper per team) followed by the final round (Onstage quiz competition between top 6 teams)
- Multiple teams can participate from any schools. The team should only consist of students belonging to the same school.
- No electronic gadget or equipment and any kind of outside written or printed material is allowed during the preliminary and final round.
- Quiz Master’s decision will be final and binding. No disputes on decisions made will be entertained.
Time: Prelims : 9.00 AM to 11.00AM; Final Round: 12.00 PM to 1.00 PM
DEBATE
About the event – A school group consisting of 6 members. one team of 3 members supporting a resolution (affirmative team) and another team of 3 members opposing the resolution (opposing team). First 3 prizes will be given based on the quality of the evidence, arguments and the performance in the debate.
Group/Solo – Group 3+3
Rules to be followed:
- Time Limit 10 minutes for discussion ( on the spot topics) 15 minutes for debate
- Speak clearly and concisely
- Select your choice – Affirmative or Negative- don’t deviate.
- Judges’ decision will be final.
Time: 9.00 AM to 12.00 Noon
Bike Stunt Show
Time:9.00 AM to 10.00 AM; 2.00 PM to 3.00 PM
Wall Climbing
Time: 9.00 AM to 2.00 PM
Four wheeler simulator
Time: 9.00 AM to 2.00 PM
Drone show
Time: 9.00 AM to 10.00 AM; 2.00 PM to 3.00 PM
Flight simulator
Time: 9.00 AM to 2.00 PM
Handicraft Show
Time: 9.00 AM to 2.00 PM
Rules & Regulations
JAM – JUST a MINUTE
About -The activity ‘Just a minute or JAM’ is an impromptu speech where the speaker is supposed to express the idea (s) on the given topic instantly without nervousness, within the duration of a minute.
Group/Solo – Solo
Rules to be followed:
- Time Limit: 1 Minute
- No deviation, repetition and hesitation
- Use proverbs, jokes and anecdotes to retain the audience’s interest
- Analyze and assimilate ideas briefly and to the point
- Be cautious of time and follow a sequential order
- Judges decision will be final and binding.
GROUP DANCE
About the event – A group of students should dance to the tune of an audio music in western, semi-classical, or folk style. Presentations Will Be Judged Based on Creativity, Choreography, formation, Costume and Synchronization.
Group/Solo – Group of 6 -10
Rules to be followed:
- Time Limit: 5 Minutes.
- Soundtracks Must Be Submitted Only In The Form Of A Pen Drive and should be submitted at the console 1 hour prior to the event. (Format: mp3 or audio format).
- No fire, water and heavy objects should be used on stage. Other props are allowed.
- Vulgarity, of any form, will lead to disqualification.
- Judges decision will be final and binding.
SOLO SINGING
About the event– An individual should sing any genre of western or eastern song
Group/Solo – Solo
Rules to be followed:
- Time Limit: 3 Minutes.
- Use of karaok which Must Be Submitted Only In The Form Of A Pen Drive and should be submitted at the console 1 hour prior to the event. (Format: mp3 or audio format).
- Pre-recorded track is not allowed.
- The Judge’s decision is final.
- Judges decision will be final and binding.
MIME
About the event –A mime is the acting out of a story through body motions without the use of speech, as a theatrical medium or as a performance art.Presentations will be given on the basis of innovation, depiction of the situation, team work and expressions.
Group/Solo–Group of 8 to 12 members
Rules to be followed:
- Time Limit: 5 Minutes.
- Background music is allowed which Must Be Submitted Only In The Form Of A Pen Drive and should be submitted at the console 1 hour prior to the event. (Format: mp3 or audio format).
- The teams can select their own theme which is not offensive to any section of society.
- The act should not contain any dialogues, lip sync, props.
- Any offensive, obscene, disrespectful actions or gestures will lead to immediate disqualification.
- Judges decision will be final and binding.
Adzap
About the event –Students are expected to demonstrate immense creativity, innovation and out-of-the-box thinking skills in convincing and marketing an idea or a product. They will be judged for the Humour factor, Team Dynamics, Pertinence to topic, Creativity, Impact
Group/Solo–Group of 4 to 8 members
Rules to be followed:
- Time Limit: 3Minutes.
- Product name will be given half an hour before the event.
- Vulgarity or offensive terms may lead to disqualification
- A warning bell will be rung after 2.5 minutes to intimate the team about the time limit.
- Props and background music are allowed.
- Judges decision will be final and binding.
THREADS AND TRENDS:
About the event – The students are expected to create WoW clothing (Wealth out of Waste). This contest is to assess the students’ creative and innovative ideas to Recycle, upcycle and reuse through trendy and fashionable garment like a T-shirt.Submissions must be original and use your creativity to design it although ideas can be taken for inspiration.
Group/Solo–Group 2 to 4 members
Rules to be followed:
- Time Limit: 90 minutes.
- Contestants have to design and outfit with the use of waste materials and fabrics
- Previously owned garments, torn cloths, loose or waste fabrics can be reused. Newly purchased clothes or fabric material should not be used to design the garment.
- Stitching is not a necessary skill for contestants, they can perform in other means too like trimming, sticking and attaching by other means.
- All the materials required for the making of the garment will be brought by the team and to be shown to the coordinators for approval before the contest resumes.
- Judges decision will be final and binding
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