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Biomedical Engineering NON-TECHNICAL

Organ Hunt

Organ Hunt is a fun medical-themed team event that tests participants' observation, memory, and quick-thinking skills through three exciting rounds.

Format / Team Team participation (1 to 4 members)
Duration 60 minutes
Venue 📍 To be announced

CHALLENGE STAGES

STAGE 1

Stage 1 — Mystery Detective (20 mins)

Identify the organ using visual clues and mystery images within the given time.

STAGE 2

Stage 2 — Memory Challenge (20 mins)

Observe organ images for a limited time and identify them from memory after they disappear.

STAGE 3

Stage 3 — Wrong Answer Only (20 mins)

Answer organ-related questions with a valid wrong answer. Correct answers are not allowed.

RULES AND REGULATIONS

  • Each team must have 1 to 4 members.
  • Teams must follow the time limit and instructions for each stage.
  • Points are awarded for correct answers in Stages 1 and 2.
  • In Stage 3, only valid wrong answers receive points.
  • Mobile phones, internet access, and external assistance are not allowed.
  • Teams must give one final answer for each question.
  • The team with the highest cumulative score will be declared the winner.
OFFICIAL CODE & REGULATIONS

GENERAL SYMPOSIUM GUIDELINES

Essential instructions for all registered participants attending VIYUGAM 2K26. Please review carefully to ensure seamless participation.

All participants must bring their own valid college ID cards.

Participants must carry essential articles (pen drive, standees, poster, laptops, prototypes or models) for their respective events.

Participants must abide by the final decision given by the jury panel.

All participants must follow the rules and regulations; any kind of misbehaviour, malpractice, or disruptive behaviour will result in cancellation of participation and immediate disqualification.

Lunch and appetizers will be provided to all registered participants.

Participants must register before the event begins and report to the venue on time.

Event-specific equipment, software, time limits, and participation formats will be announced by coordinators before each round.

Participants are responsible for following the rules and instructions announced before each round.