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In association with
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Assumption College, Changanassery
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St. Berchmans College, Changanassery
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Xavier Institute of Management & Entrepreneurship
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Carmel College of Engineering & Technology, Alappuzha
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Amal Jyothi College of Engineering, Kanjirapally
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St. Joseph’s College of Engineering & Technology, Palai
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Lourdes Matha College of Science and Technology Trivandrum
Metropolitan Archbishop
Mar Joseph Perumthottam
" WINGS 2.0 embodies our commitment to empower the Catholic community through innovation and entrepreneurship, striving towards a brighter and more inclusive future. Let us embark on this transformative journey in faith and determination."
Bishop Mar Jose Pulickal
"WINGS 2.0 bridges the diverse terrains of Central Travancore, making innovation accessible to all. Let us distinguish this conference by embodying Catholic values, promoting unity and progress"
Bishop Mar Joseph Kallarangat
"WINGS 2.0 is a platform where traditional knowledge intersects with scientific exploration, offering mentorship and fostering networks rooted in our first Christian community values. By connecting farmers and leveraging rural resources, we advance sustainable innovation and entrepreneurship, nurturing young minds and enriching our nation's future."
Margam for India's Economic Renaissance
Embodied as the evolution from NEST 23, Wings 2.0 soars as a transformative platform, catalyzing entrepreneurship into tangible realities. Building upon its predecessor's foundation, it serves as a sanctuary for ideation, prototyping, and skill enhancement, fostering inclusivity and well-being. Its sustainability thrives on robust global connections, allowing ambitions to transcend boundaries.
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This emblematic logo encapsulates the essence of aspirations taking flight, symbolizing the boundless opportunities for individuals to shape their dreams into reality, expanding horizons and transcending limits. As Isaiah 40:31 inspires, it echoes the promise of renewal and strength for those who wait upon their aspirations to take flight, soaring high with unwavering perseverance and resilience
HACKATHON
Assistive Technology and Medical Well-being
Eligibility
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Open to seekers, students, research scholars, academicians, and common people.
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Individuals or teams of up to 3 members can participate.
Registration
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Online registration is mandatory on or before July 20, 2024.
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A registration fee of Rs. 300/- for an individual (food and participation certificate included) needs to be paid during registration.
Selection Process
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A first level screening of applications will be conducted on August 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, based on the allotment.
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Shortlisted candidates will be notified by email.
Intellectual Property
All developed ideas must be either registered as a startup or the technology needs to be transferred for further development.
Hackathon Event
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Shortlisted participants will have 6 hours to develop and present their assistive technology or medical well-being focused hackathon model to a panel of judges.
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The model can be presented or assembled on-site.
Judging Criteria
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Innovation and originality of the idea (40%)
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Technical feasibility and implementation (30%)
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Potential impact on the target audience (20%)
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Presentation clarity and delivery (10%)
Awards
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The top 15 participants will be selected and awarded incubation provision in diocesan institutes of Changanassery, Pala, and Kanjirapally.
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Winners will receive additional benefits including: Mentoring support, Guidance on applying for further grants, Free assistance and corporate training programs in national institutes, Support with company registration and prototype development, Assistance to meet angel investors
Business Idea Prototype Pitching
Categories
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Renewable energy and waste management
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Fashion technology
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Food and value addition
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Agri tools and machinery
Eligibility
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Open to seekers, students, research scholars, academicians, and common people.
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Individuals or teams of up to 3 members can participate.
Registration
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Online registration is mandatory on or before July 19, 2024.
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A registration fee of Rs. 300/- for an individual (food and participation certificate included) needs to be paid during registration.
Selection Process
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A first level screening of applications will be conducted on August 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, based on the allotment.
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Shortlisted candidates will be notified by email.
Pitching Round
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Shortlisted participants will present their business idea prototype to a panel of judges, including officials from partnering institutes and subject matter experts.
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A demonstration of the prototype is highly recommended.
Judging Criteria
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Market potential and scalability of the idea (40%)
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Innovation and competitive advantage (30%)
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Financial viability and sustainability (20%)
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Pitch clarity and delivery (10%)
Awards
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The top 15 participants from each category will be selected and awarded incubation provision in diocesean institutes of Changanassery, Pala, and Kanjirapally.
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Winners will receive additional benefits including: Mentoring support, Guidance on applying for further grants, Free assistance and corporate training programs in national institutes, Support with company registration
Intellectual Property
All developed ideas must be either registered as a startup or the technology needs to be transferred for further development.