INVICTUS-2025 technology festival in Vijayapura tomorrow
The inter-college competition aims to explore innovative and technically proficient programmes that showcase the hidden talents of young engineering students.
It provides a unique opportunity for students to showcase their technical essay presentation, technical quiz, coding and debugging, design, modelling and others.
Over 500 students are expected to participate.
Over 80 technical events will be conducted. Students can participate in individual and group events in the tech fest competition.
BLDE University Registrar Raghavendra Kulkarni will inaugurate the event.
The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering and CSE (Data Science) will coordinate. Faculty members Pushpa B. Patil and U. D. Dixit will lead the event team. Faculty members and students from nine departments will organize technical events.
Cash prizes will be awarded to the winners and certificates to the participants, Director V.G. Sangam said in a release.
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