StarHacks 1.0

StarHacks 1.0 isn’t just another hackathon—it’s an experience. It’s where ideas that have been sitting in your notes finally get built, where strangers become teammates, and where a simple concept can turn into something impactful. Over 24 hours, you’ll brainstorm, build, break things, fix them, and probably drink more coffee than usual—all while working on real-world problems that actually matter. Along the way, you’ll meet people who think like you, challenge you, and maybe even inspire your next big idea. It doesn’t matter if you’re a seasoned developer, someone who loves designing, or just curious and eager to learn—StarHacks 1.0 is for anyone who wants to create, experiment, and push themselves a little further. Theme: Think. Build. Transform. This year’s theme is all about taking that spark—an idea, a curiosity, a “what if?”—and turning it into something real. Because innovation isn’t just about having ideas. It’s about trying, failing, iterating, and showing up again until something clicks. At StarHacks 1.0, we want you to think freely, build boldly, and create solutions that don’t just work—but actually make a difference. Event Overview: Date: 6th – 7th May, 2026 Duration: 24 Hours Mode: Offline (On-Campus) Location: Starex University, Gurugram Who Can Participate? Undergraduate and postgraduate students from any college Developers, designers, and tech enthusiasts across all skill levels Students with ideas they’re excited to explore and build Anyone in college who’s eager to learn, collaborate, and create something meaningful Rules & Guidelines: Team Formation: Each team must consist of 2–4 members. Solo participants may submit projects but will only be eligible for participation recognition, not winning positions. Code of Conduct: Participants are expected to maintain professionalism and respect throughout the event. Any form of misconduct or unethical behavior may result in immediate disqualification. Project Originality: You may build on existing ideas, but all development must take place during the hackathon. Reusing pre-written code or pre-built solutions is not allowed. Time Restrictions: All coding must stop once the hackathon ends. Only minor last-minute debugging or fixes will be permitted after the deadline. Open-Source Usage: Open-source libraries and frameworks are allowed. However, bringing a fully or partially pre-developed project for reuse during the event is strictly prohibited. Organiser Discretion: The organising team reserves the right to disqualify any team that violates the rules or engages in unfair practices. Accommodation: We’ve got your stay covered—free accommodation will be provided for all participants.