Hack on Titan

Hack on Titans is a competitive hackathon aimed at fostering innovation, collaboration, and real-world problem-solving skills among participants. The event will be conducted in multiple rounds, culminating in an exciting offline finale. Eligibility: Open to all undergraduate and postgraduate students. Participants must have a valid college ID. Both technical and non-technical backgrounds are welcome. Team Formation: Team size: 2 to 4 members. Inter-college teams: Allowed. Inter-specialization teams: Allowed. A participant can be part of only one team. Hackathon Format Round 1: Screening Round Teams will submit their basic details and initial idea overview. Evaluation will be based on: Innovation potential Clarity of approach Team capability Shortlisted teams will move to the final round. Duration: 2–3 days Final Round: Offline Hackathon Event Shortlisted teams will participate in an offline hackathon. Final problem statements will be provided only after selection. Teams will build and present their solutions during the event. Includes: Prototype development Final presentation & demo Duration: 24–36 hours Evaluation Criteria Innovation & Creativity Technical Implementation Problem-Solving Approach Scalability & Feasibility Presentation & Communication Rules of the Competition All solutions must be developed during the final hackathon. Pre-built projects are not allowed. Use of open-source libraries/tools is allowed with proper attribution. Teams must adhere strictly to submission deadlines. Any form of plagiarism will result in immediate disqualification. Participants must follow event guidelines during the offline round. Misconduct or unfair practices will lead to disqualification. Judges’ decisions will be final and binding. Additional Notes Shortlisted teams must be available for the offline final event. Participants are responsible for bringing their own devices (laptops, chargers, etc.). All official communication will be shared through designated channels.