Hack@BVP 7.0
Hosted on UnstopFetched about 5 hours ago
Tuesday, March 31, 2026
to Wednesday, April 15, 2026
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2 weeks long
Engineering StudentsUndergraduate
Student only
This hackathons is only open to students. Double check the event page for more information as this may mean only those from a particular university/country are eligible.
Event Type
in person
3
Participants
0
Est. Projects
Organizers
Round 1: Idea Submission & Screening (Online):
Task: Submit an abstract covering problem statement, solution, and impact
Deadline: 7th April
Evaluation Criteria: Innovation, feasibility, clarity
Shortlisting: Top 65 teams advance
Round 2: Prototype Development (Online):
Mode: Conducted via Discord
Support: Mentorship provided
Evaluation: Multiple judging panels
Shortlisting: Top 40 teams advance
Round 3: Development & Evaluation (Offline):
Focus: Improve functionality, scalability, real-world impact
Support: Mentorship + evaluation
Shortlisting: Top 10 teams advance
Round 4: Final Presentation (Offline):
Task: Present complete solution
Evaluation Criteria:
Innovation
Technical Complexity
Implementation
Impact
Presentation
Outcome: Top 3 teams declared winners
Eligibility & Team Guidelines:
Open to undergraduate students from recognized institutions
Team size: 3–4 members
One team per participant
Valid ID required for verification
Code Of Conduct:
Maintain professionalism and respect
Misconduct or unfair practices lead to disqualification
Project Rules:
Projects must be original and built during the hackathon
Plagiarism leads to immediate disqualification
Submission Guidelines:
Submit via designated platform before deadline
Must include:
Source Code
Documentation
Additional deliverables (if specified)
Late/incomplete submissions may be rejected
Judging Criteria:
Innovation & Creativity
Technical Complexity
Implementation & Functionality
Impact & Practical Use Case
Presentation & Clarity
Judges’ decision is final
Domains:
Participants are required to choose a problem statement from one of the following domains:
AI & Machine Learning:
Build intelligent systems that can learn, predict, and automate tasks. This includes smart tools, recommendation systems, NLP-based applications, and computer vision solutions.
FinTech & Web3:
Reimagine the future of finance and decentralized systems. Develop solutions in digital payments, blockchain applications, DeFi, or smart contract-based platforms.
Health & Well-being:
Leverage technology to improve physical and mental health outcomes. Ideas may include telemedicine, fitness and wellness platforms, mental health support systems, or healthcare accessibility solutions.
Sustainability & Smart Cities:
Design solutions addressing climate change, energy efficiency, waste management, or urban infrastructure. Build for a smarter, greener, and more sustainable future.
EdTech & Social Impact:
Use technology to enhance education and create meaningful social change. This includes learning platforms, accessibility tools, and community-driven solutions.
Cybersecurity & Privacy:
Develop solutions to protect systems, data, and users in a connected world. Focus on threat detection, secure systems, privacy-preserving technologies, and data protection.
Participants are encouraged to refer to the official website for detailed problem statements and complete guidelines.
Abstract Submission Requirements
Teams must include the following details in their abstract:
Problem Statement: Clearly define the problem you aim to solve.
Proposed Solution and Innovation: Describe your idea and how it addresses the problem.
Technology Stack (Proposed); Mention the tools, frameworks, or technologies you plan to use.
Implementation Approach: Briefly explain how you plan to build and execute your solution.
Expected Impact: Describe the potential impact and real-world applications of your project.
Submission Guidelines:
The abstract should be concise and clear (250–500 words).
Submissions must be original and relevant to the hackathon theme.
Any form of plagiarism will lead to disqualification.