Code a Thon 2.0
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Friday, November 28, 2025
to Friday, February 6, 2026
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2 months long
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Event Type
in person
1,707
Participants
₹25,000
Prize Pool
153
Est. Projects
Organizers
Hybrid Hackathon by CSI DMCE
CSI DMCE presents the second edition of its flagship hybrid hackathon, CODE-A-THON 2.0, an innovation-driven competition aimed at fostering creativity, technical excellence, and futuristic problem-solving.
This year’s theme, Hack The Space, challenges participants to think beyond conventional boundaries, explore emerging technologies, and develop impactful solutions to the problem statements provided by the organising committee.
CODE-A-THON 2.0 follows a two-stage hybrid format, combining online evaluation with an intensive offline hackathon—allowing students to showcase their skills from ideation to execution.
Event Format:
Round 1: Online Screening (Idea Submission)
Participants must submit:
A structured PPT describing their proposed solution
A short video explaining the concept
Submissions must align with the theme Hack The Space and be based on the official problem statements provided by CSI DMCE.
Shortlisted teams will proceed to the offline hackathon.
Round 2: Offline Hackathon (On Campus)
Time: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM (12 hours)
Venue: Datta Meghe College of Engineering (DMCE), Airoli
Shortlisted teams will work on building a functional prototype based on their submitted idea.
Teams are expected to present:
Working prototype
Business model
Impact analysis
Target user segment
Technical feasibility
Evaluation will consider innovation, usability, clarity, real-world relevance, and technical depth.
Theme: Hack The Space
Students will choose from problem statements provided by CSI DMCE, typically revolving around:
Space technology and simulation
Smart, autonomous, and intelligent systems
Automation and futuristic engineering
AI and machine learning–powered applications
Sustainability and modern global challenges
High-impact open innovation
Participants must innovate within the prescribed scope of their selected problem statement.
Eligibility:
Open to undergraduate and diploma students across India
Teams of 2 to 4 members
Students from any branch with fundamental technical knowledge
Valid student ID card is mandatory
Why Participate:
Solve expert-curated real-world problem statements
Build a prototype ideal for hackathon portfolios and placements
Interact with mentors, peers, and industry professionals
Earn recognition through awards, certificates, and exposure
Experience the complete journey from idea → prototype → presentation
General Guidelines:
Selected teams must attend the offline round on campus.
Participants must bring laptops, chargers, and required components.
Evaluation criteria include innovation, feasibility, technical complexity, and impact.
Submissions must include documentation, repository links, and a concise presentation.
Food will be provided during the offline hackathon.
Organisers’ decisions are final and binding.
Event timeline may change based on administrative requirements.
Refer to the official website or contact organisers for full details.
Prize Pool: ₹25,000
Overall Hackathon Awards (Not PS-based):
First Prize: ₹12,000
Second Prize: ₹8,000
Third Prize: ₹5,000
All winning team members will receive medals and certificates.
Participation certificates will be awarded to all shortlisted teams.
Organised By:
Computer Society of India (CSI) – DMCE Chapter
Committed to promoting innovation, technical leadership, and collaborative learning through projects, workshops, and competitive events.