Yukti Innovation Challenge 2025

An Intra-collegiate “Yukti Innovation Challenge 2025” was organised by IQAC, Institution’s Innovation Council and IT Forum of AIMS on 6th June, 2025.

Objective
The Yukti Innovation Challenge 2025 aimed to provide students with a dynamic platform to showcase their technical creativity and project development skills. The initiative also sought to encourage problem-solving, critical thinking, and collaborative learning through real-time evaluations and professional mentorship.

Resource Person : Mr. Diptarko Sharma, a seasoned professional with over 20 years of experience in IT, IoT, Telecom OSS/BSS, and data analytics, conducted a comprehensive evaluation of each student project.

His expertise spans, roles such as Head of Global Delivery and Operations at Frugal Labs, Program Manager at Tech Mahindra, and Delivery Manager at OnMobile Global. With a strong foundation in Python technologies, data analysis, project management, and product development, he brought rich insights and real-world guidance to the table.
Mr. Sharma is also a freelance technology trainer and a Six Sigma Green Belt certified professional.

Event Overview

BCA Student’s have presented their real time project applications as part of the competition

1. Kusuma – Android App Based on College

Feedback:

1. Integrate push notifications for live updates on events and announcements.
2. Implement role-based access controls for different user types (admin, student, faculty).

2. Rakshitha R – College Management System (Design Phase)

Feedback:

1. Use modular system architecture to facilitate scalable design.
2. Add dashboard functionality to enable real-time status viewing and data visualization.

3. Shashidharan V, Priyanka V, Noorain, Tarun – Student Attendance Management System

Feedback:

1. Introduce biometric or QR code authentication for enhanced accuracy.
2. Enable automated attendance reports with export options in Excel and PDF.
3. Basavaraj Gowda – University Management System

4. Basavaraj Gowda – University Management System

Feedback:

1. Integrate intra-departmental communication tools for seamless coordination.
2. Build a digital document management feature for streamlined record-keeping.

5. Vittal – E-commerce Platform

Feedback:

1. Incorporate secure payment gateways with user verification.
2. Add a personalized recommendation engine using AI techniques.

6. Yashwanth – Face Detection for Fraud Detection

Feedback:

1. Train the model on a more diverse dataset for improved fraud detection.
2. Integrate with existing financial tools for real-time anomaly alerts.

7. Kaverappa – File Organizer

Feedback:

1. Add a file tagging and search system for ease of access.
2. Sync the tool with cloud services for data backup and cross-device access.

8. Deepak – Swara: AI Voice Assistant

Feedback:

1. Expand natural language processing capabilities for better interaction.
2. Include functionality for executing device-level tasks using voice commands.

9. Gowtham – Travel Management System

Feedback:

1. Connect with external APIs (e.g., Google Maps) for route and trip planning.
2. Allow user-generated reviews and travel histories for personalized planning.

10. Sanjeev – Spotify Analysis Dashboard

Feedback:

1. Use advanced data visualization libraries like Plotly for interactive analytics.
2. Add user-specific listening trend reports with exportable insights.

The Yukti Innovation Challenge 2025 was a rewarding and intellectually engaging event. Mr. Diptarko Sharma’s presence and expertise added immense value to the students’ learning journey. His detailed evaluations and thoughtful guidance not only improved current project scopes but also inspired students to pursue greater innovation. The event reinforced the institution’s commitment to excellence in technical education and student empowerment.