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Bonafide students doing B.E. / M.C.A. courses in final year are eligible to participate in this contest. Students should be studying in a recognized college / institute / university.
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Some of the related subtopics are:
a) Computer Science and Information Technology
b) Communication technologies and concepts (digital, optical, wireless, satellite, etc.)
c) Power and Energy Systems
d) Signal Processing
e) Applications
Innovative applications of systems for problems related to rural areas and disadvantaged people - health, education, renewable energy, labour saving technologies, rural technologies, etc. -
The project proposal submitted by participants should pertain to any of the above topics or related areas. It should discuss the merits of the topic chosen. It should deal with new ideas / experiments / devices; innovation and details of implementation as well as its impacts on society.
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The project team (batch) can have up to maximum of Four students.
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The team should submit a letter from the principal of their institution stating that they are bonafide students of the institution studying for the degree in the final year and/or they belong to the SC/ST communities.
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The team should submit the project proposal in the prescribed form signed by their project advisor and principal.
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The team should submit a declaration that the work proposed will be taken up exclusively for the Motorola Scholar Contest.
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The team should also submit an undertaking that if the project is selected, they will take it up, complete within three months and submit the detailed project report to FAER.
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The Principal / HoD should give us an assurance that facilities required will be provided to the selected students. This may be part of the proposal.
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Project proposals should be sent both as a hard copy and soft copy (by email) containing all details as per the format declaration and undertaking to our address by 30th October 2015.
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Project proposals will be reviewed and evaluated by a team of experts. The experts will select projects suitable for funding and also decide on the grant. The announcement of projects selected for this programme will be on 15th January 2016.
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Evaluation will be based on
a) Relevance to our focused areas
b) Originality / innovation / novelty
c) Technical strength
d) Utility / applicability
e) Feasibility
f) Methodology and approach including implementation
g) Analytical capabilities.
Proposals without proper details may be rejected. So details are important. -
Selected teams will be informed by us along with conditions and details for submission of the project report by 15th January 2016. The same will be hosted to FAER website www.faer.ac.in
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The teams should submit the hardcopy of the Final project report by 15th May 2016.
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A team can send only one project proposal.
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The completed projects will be reviewed. A presentation cum seminar (including demos) will be arranged at Bengaluru. The Motorola scholars will be selected in the seminar, seminar invitations will be sent to all project teams.
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The Motorola Scholar Awards - The First prize will be Rs. 75,000/-, Second prize Rs. 50,000/-,
Third prize Rs. 30,000/-.
Special Award : Rs. 25,000/-. The scholars will be selected by experts. The awards and grants to all selected teams will be presented at the Seminar-cum-Exhibition. -
Kindly note that the topic chosen should be a focussed one - not very general or diffused; should be preferably an experimental one - not just programming work; and should be feasible and implementable in 3-4 months in the institutions.


