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Event Type
in person
181
Participants
₹73,000
Prize Pool
16
Est. Projects
Organizers
Alex Johnson
alex@example.org
Jamie Rivera
jamie@example.org
Registration Confirmation (Mandatory):
Registration will be considered valid only after filling the official registration form provided below.
Participants who do not submit this form will not be counted as registered under any circumstances.
Submission of the form is the only official confirmation of participation.
Important Instructions:
Each team must submit the form once.
All details must be filled accurately.
Incomplete or incorrect submissions may lead to disqualification.
No alternative mode of registration will be accepted.
The registration amount is non-refundable.
Failure to complete this form means your participation will not be recognized.
HackVerse 2.0 – Opportunity Description:
HackVerse 2.0 is an offline hackathon designed for innovators, problem-solvers, and builders who are ready to transform ideas into working solutions. It is a practical, execution-focused competition where participants will ideate, design, develop, and present a functional prototype within the given time frame.
The event will be conducted at IILM University, Gurugram, bringing together students from diverse academic backgrounds to collaborate, compete, and create impactful solutions.
Eligibility Criteria:
Open to undergraduate and postgraduate students from any recognized university or institution.
All branches and specializations are allowed (Engineering, Management, Design, Commerce, etc.).
Participants must register in teams.
Each team must consist of 1 to 4 members.
Cross-disciplinary teams are encouraged.
Each participant can be part of only one team.
Team Formation Rules:
Minimum team size: 1 member
Maximum team size: 4 members
Teams must finalize members before registration.
No changes in team members will be allowed after registration.
Themes / Problem Statements:
Participants will develop solutions aligned with predefined themes such as:
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning in innovation
Robotics and AI-based systems
Smart solutions using IoT
Sustainable solutions for a green future
FinTech & Blockchain
Open Innovation
Final problem statements must be submitted during the initial phase of the hackathon.
Event Format & Process:
Registration:
Teams must complete the registration process before the deadline.
Idea Submission & Approval:
Teams will submit:
Problem Statement
Proposed Solution
Tech Stack
Expected Outcome
The jury will review and approve ideas before development begins.
Development Sprint:
Teams will work continuously on their prototype.
Mentors will be available for guidance.
Internet access will be provided.
Participants must bring their own laptops and necessary hardware.
Final Presentation & Demo:
Each team will present:
Problem Statement
Solution Overview
Working Prototype Demo
Business / Scalability Model
Future Scope
Presentation time: 5–7 minutes followed by Q&A with judges.
Judging Criteria:
Projects will be evaluated based on:
Innovation & Creativity
Technical Implementation
Practical Feasibility
User Experience & Design
Scalability & Impact
Presentation & Clarity
Rules & Code of Conduct:
Open-source libraries, APIs, and standard frameworks are allowed.
Plagiarism will lead to immediate disqualification.
Participants must maintain professional conduct throughout the event.
Any damage to university property will result in disciplinary action.
The decision of the judging panel will be final and binding.
What Participants Must Bring:
Valid College ID Card
Personal Laptop & Charger
Required accessories (extension boards, hardware kits, etc.)
Facilities Provided:
Internet access
Power supply
Workspace & seating
Mentorship support
Refreshments & meals
Participation certificates
Awards & Recognition:
Winner and Runner-up prizes
Networking opportunities
Certificates for all participants