Competition Regulations
VICTORIAN COMPETITION
Participants must be enrolled in an undergraduate-level degree at a Victorian-based university for the duration of the competition. An undergraduate-level degree is determined by the institution.
Exchange students based at a Victorian university are eligible to compete provided they are on exchange for the duration of the competition (until end of 2023).
To register for the competition, students must submit ‘Talking Points’ through the online form. Registration is $5 given completed by 11.59pm AEST on 21 August 2023. If the participant is unable to pay, they can contact us via email, instagram, or on a website form.
Members of our partnered clubs will receive a discounted price with the use of their promo code.
Let’s Torque will endeavour to offer Semi-Final spots to as many applicants as possible at our discretion. The Let’s Torque team will select semi-finalists according to the fulfillment of published guidelines for the ‘Talking Points’.
Those who are successful and unsuccessful in progressing to the Semi-Finals will be notified within the week after ‘Talking Points’ submissions close.
Selected students are expected to deliver their 4-minute presentation.
A total of 5 presenters will be selected based on judges’ discretion.
Within 1 week following the Semi-Finals, the 5 Grand Finalists will be announced.
The judges’ decision is final, and no correspondence will be entered into for any stage of the competition progression.
Non-cash prizes cannot be exchanged for cash.
Let’s Torque reserves the right to disqualify any student that displays inappropriate behaviour at any point in the competition.
By participating in the competition, entrants give Let’s Torque the right to publicly share the name, video content and photographic materials of the individual, and written content produced by the individual, for promotional purposes.
Let's Torque reserves the right to change regulations when required.
WESTERN AUSTRALIAN COMPETITION
Participants must be enrolled in an undergraduate-level degree at Curtin University for the duration of the competition. An undergraduate-level degree is determined by the institution.
Exchange students based at Curtin University are eligible to compete provided they are on exchange for the duration of the competition (until end of 2022).
To register for the competition, students must submit their Expression of Interest through the online form. This is to be completed by 11.59pm WAST on 10th August 2022.
Let’s Torque will endeavour to offer Finals spots to as many applicants as possible at our discretion. The Let’s Torque team will select finalists according to the fulfilment of published guidelines for their idea mentioned in the Expression of Interest.
Those who are successful and unsuccessful in progressing to the Finals will be notified within two weeks after submissions close.
Selected students are expected to deliver their 4-minute presentation in person in September.
Within 1 week following the Semi-Finals, the 6 Grand Finalists will be announced.
The judges’ decision is final, and no correspondence will be entered into for any stage of the competition progression.
Let’s Torque reserves the right to disqualify any student that displays inappropriate behaviour at any point in the competition.
By participating in the competition, entrants give Let’s Torque the right to publicly share the name, video content and photographic materials of the individual, and written content produced by the individual, for promotional purposes.
Let's Torque reserves the right to change regulations when required.