HOUR OF CODE 3.0

Round 1 - Screening Round: Total Questions: 18 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) 2 Coding Questions Purpose: Initial screening based on aptitude, fundamentals, and basic coding skills. Evaluation: Auto-evaluated on Unstop. Shortlisting: Only top-performing candidates will qualify for Round 2. Round 2 - Technical Evaluation Round: Total Questions: 5 MCQs 5 Coding Questions Purpose: In-depth evaluation of problem-solving and technical expertise. Evaluation: Based on correctness, efficiency, and test case pass percentage. Shortlisting: Participants meeting the cutoff will advance to Round 3. Round 3 - Advanced Coding Round: Total Questions: 6 Coding Questions Purpose: To assess advanced coding skills, logic building, and optimization. Evaluation: Based on accuracy, time complexity, and successful test case execution. Final ranking will be decided based on Round 3 performance. Duration & Timing: Each round will have a fixed duration as defined on Unstop. Participants must complete each round within the allotted time. Late submissions will not be accepted. Programming Languages: Participants may code in languages supported by Unstop (e.g., C, C++, Java, Python). The selected language cannot be changed during a question attempt. Scoring & Evaluation: MCQs: Scores will be awarded for correct answers. Negative marking (if any) will be clearly mentioned on Unstop. Coding Questions: Scores are based on the number of test cases passed. Partial scoring is applicable where supported. In case of a tie: Higher coding score will be prioritized. Lesser time taken will be considered. General Rules: Switching tabs, refreshing the page, or closing the browser may lead to auto-submission or disqualification based on Unstop policies. Use of unfair means, plagiarism, or external assistance is strictly prohibited. Copying code from any source or another participant will result in immediate disqualification. Decisions made by the organizing committee are final and binding. Technical Guidelines: Participants are advised to ensure: Stable internet connection. Fully charged laptop/system. The organizing team will not be responsible for technical failures at the participant’s end. Results & Certification: Results will be announced on Unstop and/or via registered email. Certificates (if applicable) will be issued only to eligible and qualifying participants. Any discrepancies in results must be reported within the specified timeline. Code of Conduct: Participants must maintain professional and ethical behavior throughout the contest. Any violation of rules or Unstop’s platform guidelines will result in disqualification.