The IIMS Project Showcase provides a platform for Bachelor of Computer Science (BCS) students to present their innovative projects while receiving real-time industry feedback. Organized by the Institute of International Management Science (IIMS) College, the event evaluates students’ technical skills, creativity, and problem-solving abilities. IIMS Project Showcase 2025, held on March 2, was a major success, featuring three project categories that highlighted different aspects of computing and real-world applications. Industry experts attended the showcase to assess student projects and provide valuable insights for improvement. The showcase featured three project categories:
Innovation and Creativity on Display
From groundbreaking tech innovations to imaginative creative projects, our computer science students showcased a diverse range of work, effectively addressing various challenges. Whether through in-depth research, exciting hobby projects, or cutting-edge capstone initiatives, they demonstrated remarkable technical skills, creativity, and problem-solving abilities. The event also featured an engaging poster showcase and project presentations, where students confidently shared their ideas, methodologies, and findings with the audience. Their dedication and passion were evident in every project, making the showcase an inspiring platform for innovation and learning.
Industry experts and attendees were truly impressed by the innovative solutions students developed to tackle a wide range of challenges. The projects not only showcased the students’ technical skills but also highlighted their ability to think creatively and approach problems from new angles. The showcase offered a fascinating glimpse into the future of technology, demonstrating the potential impact of these student-driven innovations across various industries.
A special shoutout goes to all the students who participated in the event. Their dedication and innovative ideas made the showcase truly unforgettable. The following is a list of the talented participants who contributed to making this event a success:
Capstone Projects:
- Personalized Food Recommendations with Route Suggestions
- Members: Aslin Karmacharya, Ritin Karanjit, Kripal Shrestha, Serena Shakya
- Automate Attendance Mechanism using Facial Recognition and Machine Learning
- Members: Nishil Maharjan, Gunjan Chandra Bhattacharya, Shaili Maharjan, Abhishek Dahal
- Discreet Emergency Alert System for Individuals at Risk
- Members: Rojan Lal Shrestha, Arbin Maharjan, Peshal Sedhai
- Loan Eligibility and Approval using Classification Algorithms
- Members: Romik Shrestha, Aayush Shakya, Bibek Khadka, Swastik Ghimire, Binesh Shrestha
- Nearby Sports Venue Booking & Matchmaking App
- Members: Adarsh Sthapit, Raj Maharjan, Prashanna Maharjan, Rojil Shrestha
- Market Analysis and Visualization of Decentralised Currency Using AI Models
- Members: Sagun Karki, Yuzen Maharjan, Krishna Shrestha, Aadarsh Shrestha
- Product Review Sentiment Analysis and Data Visualization Using a Large Language Model
- Members: Dev Mani Maharjan, Aayush Kumar Agrawal
Hobby Projects:
- सरर: सजिलो र रमाइलो राइडिङ
- Members: Nirmal Maharjan, Abhay Maskey
- Jimmal: Accounting and Inventory Management for SMBs
- Members: Rabin Acharya
- हाम्रो गन्तब्य
- Members: Kabin Shrestha, Sushan Aryal
Research Projects:
- NLU of Devanagari Script Languages 2025: Detection of Language, Hate Speech and Targets
- Members: Bikram K.C., Sandesh Shrestha
- Word-Level Nepali Sign Language Classification
- Members: Tina Lama, Sagar Budhathoki
- Do LLMs Know People? Exploring a Multimodal Dataset for Multi-Aspect Classification
- Members: Bikram K.C., Sandesh Shrestha
- A Multi-Aspect Climate Change Dataset Integrating Text and Visual Perspectives
- Members: Sujal Maharjan, Sudip Poudel
- Assessing the Presence of Data Leakage in Large Language Models through Memes
- Members: Rohan Mainali, Astha Shrestha, Neha Aryal
Module-Based Project:
- Jalsewa
- Members: Kreetika Bhetuwal, Riwong Sherchan
Evaluation Panel:
A distinguished panel of industry experts, each bringing a unique set of skills and experience, evaluated the projects showcased at the event. Their collective expertise ensured a thorough and insightful assessment, providing students with valuable feedback to refine their work and better align it with industry standards. The Evaluation panel included:
Special Recognization
As the IIMS Project Showcase 2025 concluded, several projects were given special recognition for their exceptional contributions. These awards celebrated the students’ creativity, innovative thinking, and the real-world applicability of their work. The special recognitions aimed to highlight the most impressive projects that demonstrated outstanding problem-solving abilities, technical proficiency, and original ideas. Below are the projects that received special awards:
- सरर: सजिलो र रमाइलो राइडिङ – Winner: Outstanding Critical Thinking Award
- हाम्रो गन्तब्य – Winner: Best Poster Showcase Award
- Discreet Emergency Alert System for Individuals at Risk – Winner: Best Project Award
- Jalsewa – Winner: Best Innovative Project
The सरर: सजिलो र रमाइलो राइडिङ bicycle ride-sharing application received the Outstanding Critical Thinking Award for its eco-friendly transportation solution. The project demonstrated excellent problem-solving abilities, focusing on promoting sustainable modes of transport. The team showcased critical thinking in addressing transportation challenges, making the project stand out for its societal impact and innovative approach to solving real-world problems.
This award was presented to the hobby project हाम्रो गन्तब्य, designed to calculate optimal travel routes, modes of transportation (private or public), time, and cost, offering users the most convenient travel options. The project’s poster presentation effectively conveyed its purpose, methodology, and impact, and it stood out for its clarity, visual appeal, and effective communication of complex information.
Discrete Emergency Alert System won the Best Capstone Project Award for its innovative integration of IoT technology to discreetly signal for help in emergencies. The project addressed a critical need for personal safety, providing a discreet and reliable solution for individuals at risk. Its practical application and potential to enhance personal security made it the most outstanding project in the capstone category.
Jalsewa Water Transportation project received the Best Innovative Project Award for its creative solution to improve water supply and delivery. By bridging the gap between water sources and end-users, the project offers an efficient transportation system for both B2B and B2C segments. The innovation demonstrated by the team is expected to have significant potential in enhancing access to clean water, making it a standout project in terms of innovation and practicality.
Through events like the Project Showcase, IIMS College creates a learning environment that encourages hands-on experience, creativity, and connections with industry experts. These events give students the chance to present their work, receive feedback, and improve their skills. By focusing on practical learning and growth, IIMS College helps students prepare for success in their careers and equips them to make valuable contributions to their fields.
