Every event leaves a mark.
Earn cards through participation and performance. Your collection builds your record across the Coding Club.
Overall
Leaderboard
Overall scores and individual suit scores
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The rules behind the cards
Cards turn participation and performance into something you can actually see. Here is how events, ranks and placements translate into your score.
Spades
Workshops, Git & Resume sessions and skill-building activities.
Diamonds
Competitive events such as codeathons, quizzes and individual contests.
Clubs
Hackathons and team events including AI builds, CTFs and game jams.
Hearts
Alumni interactions, mock interviews, mentorship and community events.
Rule 1 — one participation card per event
You receive either an Ace or a 2–8 card for taking part — never both. The exact value depends on how important the event is.
Rule 2 — placement cards stack on top
Finish in the top 5 and you receive an additional placement card, from 9 through King, on top of your participation card.
Quizzes at every event
Events and workshops can end with a short quiz, giving even non-competitive sessions a learning-based contribution to the leaderboard.
Small events
Placement cards only go to the number of people who actually competed. If only three people participate, there is no 5th-place card.
Winning a major Event
A weighted participation card worth 6 points plus a King worth 13 points.
Attending a smaller event
A smaller event, so participants receive an Ace.
Where SIH fits in
Smart India Hackathon is college-wide rather than club-run. The club can promote it, but it is tracked separately from the card leaderboard.
What the record is used for
Strong records — overall or within a suit — can be considered when selecting Sub-Coordinators and can give members an edge during future core-team selection.