ProBattle ’18 was the sixth edition of an annual student technology and innovation event organized by the Institute of Business Administration’s Computer Science Society. A March 2018 announcement said it was scheduled for March 30–April 1, with 18 competitions and a Rs. 600,000 prize pool for winners and runners-up. Those are historical details, not current event or registration information.
What was ProBattle ’18?
ProBattle was described as an annual event launched in 2013 by IBA’s Computer Science Society. TechJuice’s March 15, 2018 report called the upcoming event the sixth edition and said roughly 175 people had participated in the first one. That attendance figure is approximate and attributed to TechJuice; it was not independently confirmed.
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The report announced a three-day schedule, March 30 through April 1, 2018, and a Rs. 600,000 prize pool for winners and runners-up. These were the announced details for that edition, rather than evidence of a present-day event or an independently verified organizer record. TechJuice’s 2018 announcement is the available account.
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TechJuice reported 18 competitions in total but described only seven by name. The formats below reflect the examples in that article, not a complete competition roster or rulebook.
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| Competition | Reported format | Participation and judging details stated |
|---|---|---|
| Business Idea | Present a business idea to a panel of industry veterans and academics. | Team size and judging criteria beyond the presentation panel were not stated. |
| Speed Programming | Solve programming problems; speed and correctness determined the winner. | Teams of up to three. |
| Robowars | Teams’ robots competed to knock an opposing robot down or off a platform. | Teams designed their own robots; team size and detailed rules were not stated. |
| Data Analytics | Evaluate supplied datasets and propose solutions. | Judging considered participants’ reasoning and explanations, not only a direct data outcome; team size was not stated. |
| Logo and Poster | Create logos and other marketing materials to meet a company brief, such as a theme and color scheme. | Individual or team format and judging criteria beyond the brief were not stated. |
| Mobile App Development | Present an app prototype to developers. | Usability and design quality were identified as judging considerations; team size was not stated. |
| Game Development | Create a video game in an assigned workspace using specified parameters. | Teams of five to ten; other judging criteria were not stated. |
What the report does—and does not—establish
The announcement provides a snapshot of the event’s planned 2018 schedule, prize pool and selected competition formats. It does not give the complete list of 18 competitions, full rules, eligibility requirements, equipment specifications or detailed judging procedures. It also directed readers to the event website for registration, but the announcement is historical and should not be treated as a current sign-up route.
TechJuice identified itself as ProBattle ’18’s official media partner. Its report is a secondary announcement, so the schedule, prize amount and competition details here are attributed to that coverage rather than presented as independently verified organizer records.
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