The Code of Clues — Solve Mysteries . Crack the Code . Innovate & Win

The Code of Clues is a national‑level hackathon organized by Tech Vriksh, designed to challenge students to solve real‑world problems through logic, innovation, and coding. Participants will decode mysteries, think critically, collaborate in teams, and build impactful solutions in a competitive and engaging environment. Group Joining & Communication:To ensure smooth coordination and timely updates, all registered participants are required to join the official communication group. https://chat.whatsapp.com/CJ4qMRLlv9897PIMPF66iX?mode=gi_c Eligibility & Team Structure: Open to Undergraduate and Postgraduate students across India. All specializations are eligible. Inter-college teams are allowed. Inter-specialization teams are allowed. Team Size: 3–5 members. Mandatory inclusion of at least one female member per team. No changes in team composition will be permitted after registration closure. This hackathon is best suited for teams with at least one strong technical contributor capable of building a working prototype under time constraints. Hackathon Structure: The competition is structured to filter serious teams through progressive evaluation: Round 1 – Strategic Solution Submission (Online): Teams must submit a structured presentation covering: Clear problem identification (with context and relevance) Solution architecture and technical approach Technology stack and implementation roadmap Feasibility and scalability analysis Expected measurable impact Shortlisting will prioritize clarity of thinking, originality, practicality, and depth — not presentation aesthetics. Round 2 – Technical Validation Round (Online): Shortlisted teams must submit: A working prototype / MVP, OR A detailed technical build with demonstrable logic and system architecture. Evaluation will focus on: Technical depth Execution capability Architectural clarity Scalability potential This round filters teams that can build — not just ideate. Round 3 – 8-Hour Grand Finale (Offline): Finalists will compete in an 8-hour high-intensity build round. Teams will: Refine or extend their solution Optimize implementation Prepare for final pitching Present live before the judging panel Final evaluation will emphasize execution quality, problem-solution alignment, scalability, and technical robustness. Problem Domains: Participants may choose challenges across: Healthcare Innovation Smart Education Systems Financial Inclusion & Digital Trust Sustainable & Climate Technology Technology for Social Impact Smart Infrastructure & Mobility Problem statements must address real-world applicability and measurable impact.