TECHNORAZZ 2026

Dancing is a creative form of expression, involving discipline and expression. Dance forms are divided into 2 categories:

(A) Fusion (Theme Based)
(B) Semi-Classical/Folk Dance

Minutiae:

1. Maximum number of teams: One team per college/university.
2. Number of participants: 8–12 participants per team.
3. Duration: 5 minutes.
4. Requirements: All props, costumes and accessories have to be arranged by the teams themselves.

The Music CD/Pen-drive should be submitted to JNU one day in advance.

Judgement Criteria

• Choreography, Music, Costumes, Coordination and Expression.

Fashion defines your persona through self-expression across different roles and forms are an important part of one's life. The style quotient of participants will be assessed in this Glittering Fashion Show. The teams will be free to perform on a theme of their own choice. Participation is open to all disciplines. One team is allowed from each Institute/University.

Theme 1: “Continent Couture”

1. Create an original outfit inspired by any continent and its cultural heritage.
2. Explore traditional costumes, textiles, motifs, crafts, colours or architecture.
3. Present the inspiration through a modern and creative fashion interpretation.
4. Use of sustainable, recycled or innovative materials is encouraged.
5. Cultural elements must be represented respectfully and appropriately.
6. Judgement criteria: Participants will be judged on creativity, cultural connection, craftsmanship and styling.

Theme 2: “Technology Meets Fashion”

1. Create an original garment/ensemble inspired by technology and fashion.
2. Use AI, smart textiles, LEDs, sensors, 3D printing or digital techniques creatively.
3. AI may support concept, prints, silhouettes and design development.
4. The final garment must be physically created by the participants.
5. Sustainable and up cycled materials are encouraged.
6. All technology must be safe, wearable and stage-appropriate.
7. Judgement criteria: Participants will be judged on creativity, innovation, craftsmanship, theme interpretation and presentation.

Minutiae:

1. Maximum number of teams: One team per college/university.
2. Number of participants: 8–12 participants per team.
3. Duration: 5 minutes.
4. Requirements: All props, costumes and accessories will have to be arranged by the teams themselves. The Background theme music should be submitted to JNU in an audio CD/Pen-drive, one day in advance.

Judgement Criteria

• Creativity, Clothing, Footwear, Accessories/Jewellery or cultural aesthetics, Style Quotient, Overall coordination and presentation, and effective use of Props and Costumes within the allotted time.

In today's digital landscape, user-generated content has transformed businesses by influencing purchasing decisions through social and digital media. Social media users look up to influencers to help them decide what to buy and what trends to follow, through videos, reels, blogs and live streaming. The aim of this event is to identify creative youngsters who have extraordinary skills to influence the minds and ideas of social media followers.

Theme: Creativity, Influence & Impact in the Digital World.

Minutiae:

1. Both undergraduate and postgraduate students can participate.
2. Maximum number of teams: 2 teams per college/University (at each level).
3. Number of participants: Maximum 5 participants per team.
4. Participants have to prepare a reel of maximum 30 seconds on any of the following topics: (A) Women Empowerment, (B) Unity, (C) Patriotism, (D) Nature, (E) Travel, (F) Food.
5. Teams are strictly advised not to disclose the name of their College/Institution/University to the jury members/audience.
6. Caution should be taken to refrain from displaying obscenity, violence, prejudice or defamation. The decision of the judges will be final.
7. The deadline for submission of the reel is September 20, 2026, to be emailed to influencer\@jnujaipur.ac.in. All participants must tag the university using the hashtag #JNUInfluencers.
8. Only finalists will present on September 29–30, 2026.

Judgement Criteria

• Creativity of theme, Brand name, Punch line, Team coordination and Presentation.

"Crack the Crime" is a forensic science-based Escape Room competition designed to test students' observation, logical reasoning, forensic knowledge, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. Each team must successfully complete 5 levels, each containing a forensic clue or puzzle. Solving the clue at one level unlocks access to the next — the team that completes all five levels and reaches the final Crime Scene first is declared the winner.

Theme: Forensic Investigation, Mystery, Logic & Teamwork.

Minutiae:

1. Maximum two teams per Institute/University may participate.
2. Maximum 5 participants are allowed per team.
3. All team members must participate together.
4. Every level must be completed before proceeding to the next level.
5. No level can be skipped.
6. Participants must not damage or tamper with the evidence or equipment.
7. Use of mobile phones, internet, or outside assistance will not be permitted unless specifically allowed by the organizers.
8. Participants must follow the instructions and safety guidelines provided by the organizing committee.
9. The decision of the organizing committe/judges will be final.

Judgement Criteria

The winner will be the team that:

• Completes all five levels successfully.
• Reaches the Final Crime Scene first.
• Successfully completes the final crime-scene challenge.

In case of a tie, the team with the shorter total completion time and fewer incorrect attempts will be ranked higher.

"Crack the Biological Mystery" is a biology-based Escape Room competition designed to test students' observation, biological knowledge, logical reasoning, analytical skills, teamwork, and problem-solving abilities. Each team, made up of a maximum of 5 students, must successfully complete 5 sequential levels, each containing a biology-based clue, puzzle, specimen, experiment, or problem. Solving the clue at one level unlocks access to the next — the team that completes all five levels and reaches the final Biological Crime Scene first is declared the winner.

Theme: Biological Discovery, Observation, Logic & Problem-Solving.

Minutiae

1. Maximum two teams per Institute/University may participate.
2. Maximum 5 participants are allowed per team.
3. All team members must participate together.
4. Every level must be successfully completed before proceeding to the next level.
5. No level can be skipped.
6. Participants must handle specimens, slides, equipment, and other materials carefully.
7. Mobile phones, internet searches, or outside assistance will not be permitted unless specifically allowed by the organizers.
8. Participants must follow all laboratory safety instructions.
9. The decision of the organizing committee/judges will be final.

Judgement Criteria

The winner will be the team that:

1. Successfully completes all five levels.
2. Correctly solves the clues at each level.
3. Reaches the Final Biological Crime Scene first.
4. Successfully completes the final challenge.

In case of a tie, the team with the shorter total completion time and fewer incorrect attempts will be ranked higher.