MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE — MECH non-technical event at Invente '26Mechanical Engineering

MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE

Recreational Activities and Games


Mission: Impossible is an exciting non-technical game event inspired by the world of secret agents, challenges, and high-stakes missions. Participants will work in teams to complete a series of fun, strategic, and thrilling challenges that test their teamwork, problem-solving, creativity, and quick thinking. With unexpected twists, time-based tasks, and mystery elements, every round will keep participants engaged and entertained. The ultimate goal is to complete the mission and prove that you have what it takes to overcome the impossible.

Date & TimeDay 1 & DAY 2, 9:00 AM – 3:30 PM
VenueMechanical Drawing HallView on map→
Team Size2 - 5

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Limited seats available.

1st Prize
₹ 1000
2nd Prize
₹ 500
3rd Prize
₹ TBA
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Event Round Details

Description

Participants will face a series of quick riddles, puzzles, codes, and observation-based challenges to test their logical thinking and quick decision-making. Teams must complete the tasks within a limited time to qualify for the semi-finals.

Rules
  • Registered players complete a set of tasks as a team of 2-5 in Round 1.
  • There are 5 games in the first round.
  • The winners from round 1 will be selected for the next round.
Tie Breaker

In case of tie, all the tied team will be selected for the next round.

Description

The shortlisted participants will compete individually in a series of challenging spy-themed tasks involving observation, memory, codes, puzzles, and quick decision-making. Each participant's performance will be scored based on speed, accuracy, and successful completion of the missions, with the top performers advancing to the finals.

Rules
  • The second round will be played individually.
  • The participants compete against each other on a set of tasks.
  • The shortlisted participants are eligible for the next round.
Tie Breaker

In case of tie, all the tied participants will be selected for the next round.

Description

The finalists will face a series of individual high-pressure challenges that test their creativity, strategy, problem-solving, and ability to think under time constraints. The participant who successfully completes the final mission with the highest score and best overall performance will be declared the winner.

Rules
  • The second round will be played individually.
  • The participants compete against each other on a set of tasks.
  • The winner and runner are awarded cash prize.
Tie Breaker

In case of a tie, the tied participants will compete in a final tie-breaker challenge.

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