Code2Create 7.0

Overview Code2Create 7.0, ACM-VIT’s legacy 48-hour national hackathon, brings together developers, designers, innovators, and problem-solvers from across India to turn ideas into impactful technology. Participants will work on innovative solutions to real-world problems through an intensive 48-hour development experience, supported by mentorship, multiple evaluation rounds, and expert judging. From ideation and initial progress to building a functional prototype and delivering the final pitch, teams will be challenged to demonstrate creativity, technical excellence, feasibility, and real-world impact. Who Can Participate? The hackathon is open to all. Students, developers, designers, innovators, and technology enthusiasts from across India are welcome to participate. Why Participate? Develop innovative solutions to real-world challenges. Showcase your creativity, technical expertise, and problem-solving abilities. Experience the intensity of a competitive 48-hour hackathon. Receive guidance and feedback through multiple evaluation rounds. Network with fellow developers, designers, innovators, and industry experts. Compete for recognition and opportunities at one of VIT’s largest student-led technical events. Team & Participation Rules Team size: 2–5 members. Team changes will not be permitted after registration closes. Teams must select their preferred track/domain during registration. Development must begin only after the hackathon officially commences. Pre-built projects, prior commits, and reused code are strictly prohibited. Plagiarism or any form of malpractice will result in disqualification. Participants must bring their own laptops and required software. Any external hardware required for the project must be arranged and brought by the respective team. All participants are expected to maintain professional, respectful, inclusive, and ethical conduct throughout the event. Judging Criteria Projects will be evaluated based on the following criteria: Innovation & Creativity Problem Relevance Technical Complexity Implementation & Functionality Progress Across Evaluation Rounds User Experience (UI/UX) Scalability & Future Scope Novelty Presentation & Communication