Rules & Regulations
1. Candidates belonging to B.Tech/BE course of any Engineering College in India and Technical Institutes of National Importance can participate in all the streams of Srishti 2026.
2. Each team must select only ONE discipline that aligns with their project scope and students are permitted to participate in only one project group. Registration is available for the following disciplines: Civil (CE), Mechanical (ME), Electrical (EE), Electronics (EC), Computer Science (CSE), Food (FT), Chemical (CHE), Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics (RT), Computer Application (MCA), Analytical, Human-Centric Design (HCD), and Health Care Innovation (HCI).
3. Postgraduate students (M.E/M.Tech) and Research Scholars can participate for ‘Analytical Project Award’ (ANSYS, MATLAB, SOLIDWORKS and VLSI PROJECTS).
4. Teams may also nominate their project for one of the following awards: Best Theme-based Project, Best Interdisciplinary Project Award, Best Digital Communication Award, or Best Interactive Product Award. The latter two categories are design-oriented, and students from design streams are encouraged to participate.
5. All team members of a project must be currently enrolled in the same educational institution and belong to the graduating class of 2026 or later.
6. MCA students can participate for ‘Best Computer Application Project Award’.
7. Candidates applying for Health Care Innovation Stream must belong to B.Tech/BE course of any Engineering College in India and Technical Institutes of National Importance or undergraduate courses in medical or paramedical fields, such as MBBS, BDS, BSc Nursing, etc. from approved institutions.
8. Candidates applying for the Human Centric Design Stream must be enrolled in undergraduate design courses such as B.Des, B.Sc. in Fashion Design, or B.Tech/BE courses from approved institutions.
9. General / Case Study projects will not be considered.
10. Team members cannot be altered after online registration. Teams can consist of one faculty member and a maximum of 4 students. It is not necessary that the faculty must accompany the students.
11. Teams can present their results in the form of working models, posters, 3D models, drawings, computer-generated (simulation) models.
12. To access the synopsis details and sample format, please visit srishti.saintgits.in.
13. Certificates for both the winners and participants will only be issued to the students listed in the bonafide certificate issued by the respective head of the institution.
14. The shortlisting of projects for the exhibition will be done by an internal technical committee. The winners will be selected after a two-tier evaluation process, beginning from the afternoon session of Day 1 by stream evaluation and a forenoon session on Day 2 by an elite panel evaluation consisting of top-level industrialists and academicians in India.
15. Results will be announced between 2 pm and 5 pm on Day 2.