WHEN?
13TH, 14TH, 15TH JANUARY 2023
THE OBJECTIVE
This is a 24-hour hackathon to code, strategize and innovate some ingenious solutions to the most sought out real-life problem statements.
RULES
- Teams will be given 3-5 problem statements to choose from and develop a solution in the 24-hour time period. The solution may consist of a desktop app, web app, mobile app, data visualization or a design prototype.
- Participants should develop an application of their choice to best fit the solution of the given problem statement. Mentors will connect with the teams online to help them and to check on what the teams are developing for some period of the Hackathon.
- Every team will have to explain their product individually to our mentors and will have to give a final presentation to our judging panel, out of which the winner will be chosen.
- Participants must present their registration receipts and college ID, before the hackathon. Rules may be changed without prior intimation. Participants are requested to check the official MindSpark’22 website (www.mind-spark.org) regularly for updates. Winners will be chosen solely on discretion. In case of any disputes, the decision of the organizers and the judges will be final and binding to all.
PRIZES
PRIZE POOL OF 1 LAC* !!!
LAST YEAR'S CHAMPIONS:
FIRST PLACE: CODE FORCES
SECOND PLACE: DATA CODERS
THIRD PLACE: SOUREESH & CODING DEMONS
FAQs
- Q. Who can participate in the hackathon? A. Any student with a valid college ID card and a receipt of registration may participate.
- Q. I have never participated in a Hackathon. Should I participate in this one? A. Everybody has a first time. We encourage first timers to participate in the Hackathon and get first-hand experience in building a real life product.
- Q. Are cross college teams allowed? A. Yes, participants from different colleges/institutions may form a team. However, one participant may not be a part of different teams for the same event.
- Q. Can one participant form a team? A. Yes, individual participation will be allowed but it is advised that at least two participants form a team.