About the Event:

The floor is set, the lights are loud, and this is where you prove you belong. Bring sharp moves, full control, and the confidence to go head-to-head with the best. Two intense rounds, with no room to fake it; only those who adapt and deliver make it through. Step in, level up, and earn your win on the dance floor!

Event Details:

Round 1: Cypher Solo

1. Each participant has 60-90 seconds to perform.
2. Participants must freestyle to the music provided on the spot; pre-choreographed routines are not allowed.

Round 2: The Final Showdown

1. Participants face off in a dance battle.
2. Battles can be one-on-one or three-way face-offs, depending on the number of finalists.
3. Songs are played randomly, requiring participants to adapt and showcase their skills on the spot.
4. The first dancer performs until the buzzer sounds, after which the second dancer must immediately take over and continue dancing to the same track. Each turn lasts 30 seconds.
5. After each battle, the judges decide the winner based on performance. The losing participant will be eliminated, and the winner will advance further.
6. The number of battles will be 2, but 1 more battle will be conducted if asked by the judges.

Rules and Regulations:

1. Individual participation.
2. Participants must present a physical college ID card and PID to participate in the event.
3. Use of props is not allowed.
4. Participants must adhere to the time limits strictly.
5. Participants must respect the Cypher setup, refrain from obstructing or interrupting others, and maintain a positive and respectful attitude towards competitors, judges, and organisers. Any unsportsmanlike behaviour will result in disqualification.
6. The number of participants that will be shortlisted for the second round depends on the total number of entries.
7. The decisions of the judges and the organisers are final and binding.

Judging Criteria:

Round 1:

• Expression, creativity, musicality, stage presence, and overall performance will be considered.

Round 2:

• Entertainment factor, creativity, spontaneity, and crowd engagement will be considered.