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Welcome to

Tecnia Varchasva 2025 - 26

Tecnia Institute of Advanced Studies (TIAS) stands as a premier institution in New Delhi, established in 1998 under the aegis of the Health & Education Society. Accredited with an ‘A’ grade by NAAC and recognized by the All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), TIAS is affiliated to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, reflecting its commitment to high academic standards. Located at Madhuban Chowk, Rohini, TIAS offers a serene campus equipped with modern infrastructure, including stateof-the-art labs, a well-stocked library, and various sports and recreational facilities. The institute specializes in courses across management, information technology, commerce, and journalism, offering undergraduate and postgraduate programs such as MBA, BBA, MCA, BCA, BA (Journalism & Mass Communication), and B.Com (Hons), with a current total student intake of over 1,300. TIAS prides itself on its experienced faculty, innovative teaching methodologies, and active industry partnerships with top recruiters like Wipro, HCL, Accenture, and IBM. Consistent recognition through awards for academic and research excellence, vibrant alumni success, and strong placement records underscore its reputation as a center for nurturing talent and professional growth. With a holistic focus on leadership, ethics, and community engagement, Tecnia Institute of Advanced Studies nurtures future-ready professionals who excel in the dynamic media and business landscape.

Objective

  1. Promote creativity and talent by providing a platform for students to showcase their artistic skills.
  2. Encourage cultural exchange and unity through diverse performances, competitions, and activities.
  3. Foster teamwork and collaboration among students from different colleges through interactive cultural events.
  4. Celebrate diversity and inclusivity by highlighting a wide range of cultural expressions and traditions.
  5. Nurture leadership and organizational skills by involving students in event management and coordination.
  6. Inspire artistic innovation and creativity through exposure to a variety of art forms and performances.

Organizing Committee:

Varchasva 2025 Program Schedule

  1. Mridang – Ekanki (Mono Act Competition)
  2. Sursangam (Group Singing Competition)
  3. Kavyansh (Poetry Competition)
  4. KathaKaar (Story Telling Competition)
  5. Echoes - Solo Singing Competition
  6. Rangoli Making Competition
  7. Lippan Art Competition
  8. Caricature Art Competiton
  9. Tark (Debate)
  10. Radio Junction (RJ Hunt)
  11. Jam It Up (Just-A-Minute)
  1. Opening Dance
  2. Classical/Semi classical dance
  3. Group Folk Dance
  4. Group Western Dance
  5. Solo Folk Dance
  6. Solo Western Dance
  7. Rap Battle
  8. Mr. & Ms. Varchasva
  9. Fashion Parade
  10. Band Performance
  11. Street Play

Theme of Varchasva - 2025

"United by Cultures, Inspired by Stories,"

The theme for Varchasva 2025, embodies the spirit of togetherness and creative exchange that defines our media fest. This year, we celebrate the extraordinary power of storytelling as a bridge between diverse traditions, perspectives, and artistic forms. Our platform welcomes participants from varied backgrounds, inviting them to find common ground through their unique narratives and shared passions. Through performances, exhibitions, competitions, and collaborative experiences, Varchasva 2025 aims to showcase how India’s rich cultural mosaic inspires compelling stories that transcend boundaries. Each event is thoughtfully curated to ignite dialogue, spark imagination, and honor the voices that shape our evolving media landscape. By highlighting inclusivity and diversity, the theme reflects our commitment to fostering empathy, creativity, and mutual respect among all participants. As we come together under this banner, Varchasva 2025 promises to be a vibrant celebration—where every culture is honored, every story finds a stage, and every participant leaves inspired to create positive change through the art of storytelling.

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Literary Events

Fine Arts

Music Competitions

Photography & Videography

Graphic Designing

Dance Competitions

Dramatics Events

Fashion parade

Our Societies

Abhivyakti
“Abhivyakti”, the Anchoring Society of our college, is dedicated to cultivating the art of expression and public speaking. We provide a platform for students to hone their skills in hosting events, conducting interviews, moderating panels, & delivering speeches with confidence and clarity. The society thrives on creativity, teamwork, and leadership, enabling our members to shine both on-off the stage.
GrafixX

Welcome to “GrafixX,” the Graphics and Designing Society of our college, where creativity knows no bounds! We are a passionate community of aspiring designers, artists, and innovators dedicated to exploring the dynamic world of visual communication. Our mission is to inspire, educate, and empower students to express their ideas through stunning graphics and thoughtful design.

Mridang
Mridang,” Our college’s dynamic theatre society “Mridang” is a haven for those passionate about the performing arts. We celebrate creativity, storytelling and the art of bringing characters alive on stage. Through drama, music and experimental theatre, “Mridang” provides a platform for students to explore their artistic talents and connect with diverse narratives to express themselves to society.
Rutba
Welcome to “Rutba”, the vibrant music society of our college! Here, we celebrate the art of music in all its forms, creating a home for aspiring musicians and enthusiasts alike. From classical to contemporary, we explore diverse genres, inviting everyone to join our jam sessions and creative workshops. Explore diverse genres and let your musical spirit soar. Let’s make music together!
Signora
At “Signora,” we believe every participant has a unique story to tell. Our events are designed to highlight talent, personality, and style, showcasing the diverse abilities of our contestants. From dazzling fashion walks to engaging talent rounds, we focus on nurturing well-rounded individuals who excel both on and off the stage.
Inayat
Welcome to “Inayat,” the Fashion Walk Society of our college, where style meets passion! We are a vibrant community of fashion enthusiasts, designers, and models dedicated to celebrating the art of fashion and self-expression. Our mission is to inspire creativity and promote confidence through the transformative power of fashion.
Vyakt
Welcome to “Vyakt,” the Literary Society of our college, where words come alive and ideas flourish! We are a passionate community of thinkers, writers, and orators dedicated to exploring the vast world of literature and expression. Our mission is to cultivate a love for language and encourage creativity through various literary activities.

General Rules

  1. Registration & Timing – Participants must register before the deadline and arrive at least 30 minutes early. Late entries may not be allowed.
  2. Time Limit – Exceeding or falling short of the time limit will result in a penalty. Participants should rehearse to finish on time.
  3. Language & Conduct – Use of abusive, offensive, or discriminatory language is strictly prohibited. Performances must remain respectful
  4. Finality of Decision – The judges’ decision will be final and binding. No appeals will be entertained.

Rules & Regulations

Radio Junction

Rule & Regulation

  1. Time Allocation – Each participant gets 3-4 minutes. Exceeding the time will lead to deduction of marks.
  2. Originality – The script must be original. Copying from existing RJ shows will negatively affect scoring.
  3. Voice & Style – RJ must use voice modulation, energy, and clarity to engage the audience.
  4. Audience Connect – The RJ should not only speak but also interact, entertain, or involve the audience.

Judgement Sheet

Criteria Marks
Voice Clarity & Modulation 05
Content & Script 05
Spontaneity & Creativity 05
Audience Connect 05
Total 20
Kavyansh-poetry

Rule & Regulation

  1. Original Work – Only original poems will be accepted. Plagiarism will lead to disqualification.
  2. Time Limit – 3–4 minutes per participant. Exceeding time reduces marks.
  3. Performance – Expression, pauses, and modulation should enhance emotions.
  4. Language – Poems may be in Hindi or English. Clear diction is required.
  5. Presentation – Reading is allowed but discouraged. Memorization and eye contact are rewarded

Judgement Sheet

CriteriaMarks
Originality & Creativity05
Expression & Emotion05
anguage & Diction05
Audience Impact05
Total20
Tark-Debate

Rule & Regulation

  1. Time Limit – Each speaker gets 1 minute for speech and 1 minute for rebuttal.
  2. Respectful Debate – No personal attacks. Arguments must remain logical and respectful.
  3. Preparation – Well-structured arguments backed by facts are expected.
  4. Rebuttals – Listening and responding effectively to the opponent’s argument is key.
  5. Clarity – Arguments should be easily understood by both judges and audience.

Judgement Sheet

CriteriaMarks
Content & Research05
Delivery & Confidence05
Rebuttal Strength05
Overall Impact05
Total20
JAM It Up

Rule & Regulation

  1. Fluency Rule – Participants must speak for one full minute without hesitation, repetition, or deviation.
  2. Spontaneity – Topics will be given on the spot. Creativity and quick thinking will be judged.
  3. Language – Use of inappropriate or unrelated content will reduce marks.

Judgement Sheet

CriteriaMarks
Fluency05
Relevance to Topic05
Confidence05
Continuity (no breaks/errors)05
Total20
Kathakaar

Rule & Regulation

  1. Time Limit – Each participant gets 3–5 minutes. Overtime reduces marks.
  2. Originality & Source – Stories may be original, inspired. Plagiarism will result in disqualification.
  3. Narration Style – Storytelling must be performed, not read. Expression, tone, and gestures are required to engage the audience.
  4. Structure – Stories must have a clear beginning, development, climax, and conclusion. An incomplete story will lose marks.
  5. Creativity – Adding humour, suspense, moral lessons, or twists will make the story stand out.
  6. Language – Clear, appropriate, and impactful language should be used. Avoid offensive or sensitive themes.

Judgement Sheet

CriteriaMarks
Creativity & Plot05
Expression & Voice05
Emotional Connect05
Overall Impact05
Total20
Lippan Art

Rule & Regulation

  1. Time Allocation – Each participant gets 2 hours. Exceeding the time will lead to deduction of marks.
  2. Originality – Artwork must be original and handmade – tracing, pre-drawn outlines, or copied work is not allowed.
  3. Materials – Participants must bring their own materials (baseboard/plywood, mirror pieces, mud paste/Fevicryl, etc.).
  4. Participants may use mirrors as part of their artwork. Only small, flat mirrors are allowed, and participants must bring their own. Safety in handling sharp edges is the participant’s responsibility

Judgement Sheet

CriteriaMarks
Neatness05
Creativity05
Relevance to Theme05
Overall Finishing05
Total20
Caricature Making

Rule & Regulation

  1. Time Allocation – Each participant gets 1.5 hours. Exceeding the time will lead to deduction of marks.
  2. Originality – Caricature must be humorous yet respectful – offensive, derogatory, or sensitive portrayals will result in disqualification
  3. Materials – Participants should bring their own drawing materials. Only traditional mediums (pencil, pen, colors, watercolors, pastels, etc.) are allowed – digital art is strictly prohibited

Judgement Sheet

CriteriaMarks
Resemblance05
Creativity05
Expression05
Humor05
Overall Presentation05
Total25
Rangoli Making

Rule & Regulation

  1. Time Allocation – Each participant gets 2 hours. Exceeding the time will lead to deduction of marks.
  2. Originality – Rangoli must be prepared on the spot only – pre-prepared designs are not permitted.
  3. Materials – Only eco-friendly materials (dry colors, flowers, sawdust, pulses, etc.) are allowed . Participants may use freehand chalk outlines for guidance. However, the use of ready-made stencils, printed outlines, or preprepared designs is strictly prohibited.
  4. Maximum allotted area – 4ft × 4ft (or as specified by organizers).

Judgement Sheet

CriteriaMarks
Neatness05
Symmetry05
Creativity05
Relevance to Theme05
Color Combination05
Total25
Comic, Novel, Magazine

UNITY IN CREATIVITY

  1. Use only professional design software, such as Adobe Photoshop, CorelDRAW, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe InDesign. Canva are not permitted to ensure unique, high-quality creations.
  2. Entries should be imaginative and must communicate a meaningful message or raise awareness on the theme.
  3. Accepted Formats: cdr file, psd file,. Ai file,. Indd file
  4. Venue – Online
Street Photography Competition

Theme: Street Photography with Shutter Drag (Dragged by the Streets)

  1. Theme Adherence – Photographs must clearly reflect street photography with shutter drag/light trails/motion blur.
  2. Original Work – Only original photographs clicked by the participant are allowed. Plagiarism or use of stock images will lead to disqualification.
  3. Submission Format – JPEG/PNG format only; Minimum size: 3000px on longer side; File name: Participant Name _ Competition Name.
  4. Editing – Basic editing (exposure, contrast, cropping, minor color correction) is allowed. Heavy manipulations, composites, or AI generated images are not permitted.
  5. Watermarks – Submissions must not contain watermarks, names, or logos Hosting Team/College will not responsible of any loss of your belongings.
  6. Entries per Participant – Maximum 2 submissions per participant.
  7. Deadline – Late submissions will not be accepted under any circumstances.
  8. Rights – Submitted photographs may be used by the society/college for promotional purposes with due credit to the participant.
  9. Disqualification – Any violation of rules or misconduct during the event will lead to disqualification.

Judgement Sheet

  1. Creativity
  2. Technical quality
  3. Relevance to theme
  4. Storytelling

The decision of the panel of judges will be final and binding

Reel Making Competition

Theme: Cinematic Story telling (Story in Seconds)

  1. Theme Adherence – Reel must follow the theme cinematic storytelling with a clear beginning, middle, and end.
  2. Duration – Reel should be 30–90 seconds long. Anything shorter/longer will not be accepted.
  3. Format & Submission – Vertical format (9:16); MP4/MOV file; File name: Participant Name _ ReelComp.
  4. Originality – Content must be originally shot and edited by the participant/team. No stock footage, pre-made templates, or AIgenerated clips allowed.
  5. Audio – Participants may use royalty-free or original audio/music. Any copyrighted material used without rights will lead to disqualification. Team/College will not responsible of any loss of your belongings.
  6. Editing – Creative editing, color grading, and effects are allowed, but the story must remain the focus
  7. Entries per Participant/Team – Only 1 reel per participant/team.
  8. Team Size – Maximum 3 members per team (if applicable).
  9. Deadline – Late submissions will not be entertained.
  10. Rights – Submitted reels may be used by the society/college for promotional purposes with due credit.
  11. Disqualification – Any violation of rules or misconduct will result in immediate disqualification.

Judgement Sheet

  1. Storytelling strength
  2. Creativity
  3. Cinematography
  4. Storytelling
  5. Editing
  6. Sound design
  7. Overall impact

The decision of the panel of judges will be final and binding.

Echoes Solo Singing Competition

Experience the magic of music with Echoes, where individual voices take center stage. From soulful melodies to powerful high notes, participants can perform with or without instrumental support, showcasing their unique musical style and vocal mastery.

  1. Participation is solo; maximum 2 instrumentalists may accompany.
  2. Performance duration: Maximum 5 minutes (including stage setup).
  3. Language of the song is open (Hindi/ English/Regional), but offensive or inappropriate lyrics are strictly prohibited.
  4. Pre-recorded tracks/karaoke are allowed if shared in advance.
  5. Participants must report at least 2 hours before performance.
  6. Exceeding time limit will result in negative marking.

Judgement Sheet

  1. Vocal Quality & Pitch Control
  2. Expression & Emotional Impact Stage Presence & Confidence
  3. Creativity (song selection, rendition)
  4. Overall Impression

The decision of the panel ofjudges will be final and binding.

Spitfire Showdown Rap Battle

Feel the fire, feel the flow – Spitfire Showdown is all about Iyrical mastery, rhythm, and stage domination. This is the arena where rappers battle it out with wit, wordplay, and sheer energy.

  1. Participation is solo.
  2. Performance duration: Maximum 5 minutes (including setup).
  3. Lyrics must not include hate speech, derogatory, or abusive content.
  4. Beatboxing/ backing track is allowed (to be shared in advance).
  5. Exceeding time limit will result in negative marking.
  6. Participants must report 2 hours before performance

Judgement Sheet

  1. Lyrical Creativity & Wordplay- Flow & Rhythm (Rap Timing)
  2. Stage Presence & Crowd Engagement
  3. Originality & Energy
  4. Overall Impact

The decision of the panel ofjudges will be final and binding

Sursangam Group Singing

Celebrate harmony and unity with Sursangam – the group singing competition where voices blend to create magic. From classical choirs to modern acapella, groups bring their best to showcase synchronization, creativity, and stage charisma.

  1. Team size: 4 to 10 participants (preferable number of instrumentalists).
  2. Performance duration: Maximum 10 minutes (including stage setup).
  3. Teams are responsible for arranging their own instruments and removing props immediately after performance.
  4. Language of songs is open; fusion performances are allowed.
  5. Exceeding time limit will result in negative marking.
  6. Participants must report 2 hours before performance.

Judgement Sheet

  1. Harmony & Synchronization
  2. Vocal Quality & Expression
  3. Creativity in Arrangement
  4. Stage Presence & Coordination
  5. OverallImpact & Engagement

The decision of the panel ofjudges will be final and binding.

Nritya Mahotsav

Solo Classical And Semi-classical Dance

Experience the grace and artistry of classical dance forms such as Kathak, Bharatnatyam, Kuchipudi, and more to fuse them with fun. Participants will be judged on talent, technique, and expression, with the option to use live music, provided strict guidelines are followed.

  1. Classical dances from approved schools such as Kathak, Kathakali, Bharatnatyam, Sattriya, Manipuri, Kuchipudi, Mohiniattam, or Odissi are eligible.
  2. Performance Duration: Min- 2 minutes, Max- 4 minutes.
  3. You may use the mic before or after your performance to briefly explain the story of your dance and provide details about the song (meaning, composer, raga, taal). However, this will count towards your total performance time, so plan accordingly.
  4. Maximum of 2 minutes allowed for setting up props or instruments.
  5. Participants must report to the In-Charge of the competition at least two hours before their performance. (Reporting Time will be shared 2 days prior to the event)
  6. Film songs or fusion songs are only permitted in semi-classical category.
  7. Participants are requested to upload their respective tracks to the Drive link that will be shared prior to the event

Judgement Sheet

  1. Tal/Rhythm: Precision and adherence to rhythm; Synchronization with the music.
  2. Abhinaya/Expressions: Emotional portrayal and storytelling.
  3. Costumes/Attire: The dancers costume and presentation.
  4. Footwork & Technique: Footwork, Execution and skillfulness.
  5. General Impression/Confidence: Overall presentation and impact.
  6. The decision of the panel of judges will be final and binding.

Both Classical and Semi-Classical Dance will lie and be judged as the same category.

Rhythm of Roots

(Folk Group Dance)

Showcase your talent in traditional and classical Indian dance forms with teams of 4 to 15 members. This competition welcomes ethnic, folk, classical, and semi-classical styles, emphasizing rhythm, formation, expression, costumes, makeup, and sets. Live music is allowed with prior notice. The judges decisions are final, and teams are responsible for removing their sets & props post-performance.

  1. Team Size: 4 to 15 participants per team. 2. Dance Styles: Ethnic -Folk (Indian Style), Classical, Semi-classical.
  2. Performance Duration: Min- 4 minutes, Max- 6 minutes.
  3. Maximum of 1 minute allowed for setting up props or instruments.
  4. Teams are responsible for the immediate removal of their sets/properties after their performance.
  5. Participants must report to the In-Charge of the competition at least two hours before their performance. (Reporting Time will be shared 2 days prior to the event).
  6. Exceeding the time limit will result in Negative marking.
  7. Participants are requested to upload their respective tracks to the Drive link that will be shared prior to the event.

Judgement Sheet

  1. Performance & Musicality: Cohesion with the music, expression, and energy that captures the spirit of the folk tradition.
  2. Choreography & Originality (Formations): Creativity in formations, use of space, and original interpretation of traditional movements.
  3. Costumes & props: Visual appeal and presentation of costumes and props, enhancing the overall theme.
  4. Synchronization & Coordination: Harmony, precision and teamwork.
  5. General Impression: Cultural authenticity, Audience Engagement, Overall impact, confidence and the ability to convey the essence of the folk dance form.
  6. The decision of the panel of judges will be final and binding.
Beat Breakers

(Western Solo Dance)

Feel the beat drop as we present Beat Breakers – the ultimate solo Western dance showdown! This is where rhythm meets western moves, and dancers become the embodiment of groove, style, and pure energy. From hip-hop to jazz, witness solos that push creative boundaries, turning the stage into a canvas for innovation. Get ready for performances that will leave you mesmerized and make you want to get up and dance!

  1. All western dance forms are allowed.
  2. Performance Duration: Min- 2 minutes, Max- 4 minutes.
  3. Participants must report to the In-Charge of the competition at least two hours before their performance. (Reporting Time will be shared 2 days prior to the event).
  4. Exceeding the time limit will result in Negative marking.
  5. Participants are requested to upload their respective tracks to the Drive link that will be shared prior to the event.

Judgement Sheet

  1. Performance & Musicality: Synchronization with the music, timing, and overall flow of the performance.
  2. Choreography & Originality: Dance Arrangements & Concept, Incorporating Unique and Original and Creative Moves.
  3. Style & Technique: Execution of moves.
  4. Costumes or Props: The presentation of the costume.
  5. General Impression & Confidence: Energy, confidence, Crowd engagement and stage impact.
  6. The decision of the panel of judges will be final and binding.
Mridang Ekanki

(The Mono act Competition)

  1. The Act should be of 4+1 minutes.
  2. The participants must reach the venue an prior to their slot.
  3. The language used for MONO-ACT can be English and Hindi or both.
  4. Used of props is allowed.
  5. Use of vulgarity and obscenity is prohibited.
  6. Hosting Team/College will not responsible of any loss of your belongings.
  7. Participation should take care of ther belongings on their own.

The decision of the panel ofjudges will be final and binding.

Street Play Competition
  1. Reporting Time: 9:30 A.M. sharp.
  2. Time limit: 20+2 minutes(including stage setup.
  3. A team should have a maximum of 23 members.
  4. College ID is mandatory for entry.
  5. Every team is required to bring two copies of team list and synopsis each.
  6. Use of fire and harmful substances is strictly prohibited.
  7. Foul language and vulgarity is not permitted.
  8. Teams must bring and manage their own instruments and props.
  9. Only live music is allowed.

The decision of the judge will be final and binding.

Fashion Parade
  1. Duration of the performance should be 20 – 25 minutes only.
  2. The performance should be according to the theme of the event.
  3. No vulgar performances would be tolerated.
  4. No use of any harmful things that can disrupt the crowd, like fire.
  5. No Extra time will be provided under any circumstances.
  6. No physical harm and mental harm is Allowed.

Judging Criteria:

  1. Fashion sense
  2. Coordination Walk
  3. Team Efforts
  4. Time management
  5. Theme resemblance
  6. Props and Extra additions

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