Project INIT

Description

The Programming and TechSkills Club is organizing a Programming & Technical Aptitude Assessment for first-year students to identify students with strong logical reasoning, problem-solving ability, analytical thinking, and potential to learn technical skills. The assessment will consist of 45 beginner-friendly MCQs or Subjective questions to be completed in 120 minutes, covering logical reasoning, quantitative aptitude, analytical problem-solving, algorithmic thinking, and basic programming concepts. The test is designed to evaluate potential rather than prior programming experience, ensuring that students with little or no coding background can participate fairly. Based on the assessment and subsequent evaluation, some students will be selected for a structured workshop series across three domains: AI/ML, Competitive Programming, and Development. The program aims to provide students with strong technical foundations and guide them toward opportunities such as GSoC, ICPC, AI/ML competitions, open-source contributions, and practical development projects.