Neural Nexus 2.0

Eligibility: Open to all undergraduate and postgraduate students. Teams of 2–4 members from any college or discipline. Interdisciplinary teams are encouraged. Themes for 2025: Participants can build solutions in any of the following domains: Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Data Science & Analytics Web3, Blockchain & Decentralized Systems Agentic AI & Autonomous Systems Hackathon Format: Round 1 – Project Submission: Submit a project aligned with any of the listed themes. Submission format: Presentation (PPT) covering: Problem understanding Solution approach Technical methodology Tools, models & architecture Expected impact Optional: Attach a demo link or GitHub repository. Round 2 – Finale Presentation: Shortlisted teams will present in person at the campus. Teams must explain their solution/prototype and participate in a Q&A with judges. Rules: All ideas and code must be original. Registration is mandatory for participation. Plagiarism or submission of pre-built projects will result in disqualification. Judges’ decisions are final. A small participation fee will be charged for teams selected for the on-campus finale.