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Rules and Regulations for Elocution - English Speech

 

Rules and Regulations  for Elocution 

  • Ø The following are the rules and regulations for the finalists and are expected to comply with it.
  • Ø The finalists are given the topic much ahead for their preparation.
  • Ø The content of the participant’s speech is to strictly adhere the specified topic – “Glimpses of the constitution of India”
  • Ø The finalists are asked to follow the time limit and not to extend their speech more than three minutes.
  • Ø The speech of the finalists will be evaluated in an unbiased manner and there is no room for favoritism, sympathy or partiality in any manner.
  • Ø No second chance will be provided to any finalist under any circumstance unless the Judge considers rightful to provide one. 
  • Ø The speech will be judged on the based on the content, confidence, fluency, and body language.
  • Ø Best two speeches will be selected and will be awarded later.
  • Ø The judge is entitled with the right to disqualify any contestant if he/she is found to violate any prescribed rules and regulations
  • Ø The Judges’ decision is final and irrevocable.

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