Hack It Out

Hack It Out is a high-intensity development marathon where visionaries and builders race against the clock to turn radical ideas into functional reality. It is a relentless test of endurance and technical craftsmanship, challenging participants to hack, build, and ship the next big innovation within a compressed timeframe. The event focuses on rapid prototyping and practical deployment, pushing the boundaries of software and hardware development to solve pressing challenges. Eligibility: Anyone presently enrolled in a college or university worldwide is eligible to participate. Team Size: Minimum 1 and maximum 4 members. Teams may consist of members from the same or different institutions and programs. Students qualifying for the offline rounds must carry valid School/College ID cards. Timeline: Round 1: March 13th (Problem Statement Release & Ideation) Round 2: March 14th – March 15th (24-Hour Hackathon) Round 3: March 15th (Final Presentation & Judging) Problem Statements: Round 1: Ideation and Proposal (Online) Format: Online Submission. Objective: Participants must submit a detailed presentation of their proposed solution based on the released problem statements, outlining the technical stack, feasibility, and impact. Round 2: Development and Deployment (Offline) Format: 24-Hour Offline Hackathon at IIT (BHU) Varanasi. Objective: Shortlisted teams will have 24 hours to build, innovate, and deploy their solutions. Participants are expected to transform their proposed ideas into a functional MVP (Minimum Viable Product). Round 3: Final Pitch Presentation (Offline) Format: Offline Presentation. Objective: Finalist teams pitch their built solutions and live prototypes to a panel of industry experts and judges. Submission Requirements & Deliverables: Round 1: A presentation (PPT/PDF) covering the problem analysis, proposed solution architecture, and intended tech stack. Round 2 & 3: Access to the source code repository (e.g., GitHub), a live demonstration of the deployed solution, and a final presentation for the judging panel