About Event

Brain Bite – Logic Leap is a national-level competitive coding event designed to challenge students in programming, logical reasoning, algorithmic thinking, debugging, and problem-solving. The event provides participants with a time-bound, platform-based competitive programming environment featuring coding and logic-based challenges of varying difficulty levels.
Participants will compete through an online coding platform where solutions will be automatically evaluated using predefined and hidden test cases. Shortlisted teams will progress through advanced coding challenges and a final viva/technical evaluation conducted by an external judge. The event aims to provide practical exposure to competitive programming, encourage efficient problem-solving, and identify students with strong technical and logical aptitude.

General Rules:
1. Each team must consist of a maximum of three members.
2. Each team must register in advance with valid student/institutional details.
3. Participants must carry a valid college ID card during the event.
4. Participants must use the designated contest platform for submitting solutions.
5. Only the programming languages permitted by the organizers/platform may be used.
6. Solutions must be independently developed by the registered participants during the contest.
7. Plagiarism, code copying, impersonation, or unauthorized collaboration will result in immediate disqualification.
8. Sharing of source code, solutions, test cases, or contest credentials between teams is prohibited.
9. Participants must adhere to the time limits specified for each round.
10. Any attempt to manipulate the contest platform, evaluation system, leaderboard, or test cases will result in disqualification.
11. Participants shortlisted for the viva must be prepared to explain and demonstrate their submitted solutions.
12. The decision of the judges and event coordinators will be final.

Eligibility criteria:
• Open to UG/PG students from recognized institutions across India.
• Students from Computer Science, Information Technology, AI/ML, and related disciplines may participate.
• Students from other engineering disciplines with programming knowledge may also participate.
• Participants should have basic knowledge of programming in at least one language such as C, C++, Java, or Python.
• Participants should be capable of solving programming and logical reasoning problems within the given time.
• Participants must possess a valid college ID card.