AIRAVAT 3.0 – 24 Hour National AI-Hackathon

Guidelines: Eligibility: The hackathon is open to undergraduate students from all colleges and universities. Participants must register in teams of 2–4 members. Inter-college teams are allowed. Inter-specialization teams are allowed (participants from different branches/streams can form a team). Event Format: Round 1 – Online Idea Submission Teams must submit: A PowerPoint presentation explaining their proposed solution Resumes of all team members Submissions will be evaluated by the organizing team and mentors. Submission Deadline: 4 April 2026 PPT Template & Abstract Problem Statements: Click Here PPT Naming Format: TeamName_TeamLeaderName Round 1: Updates & Announcements Participants are strongly encouraged to join the official WhatsApp group for updates regarding Round 1 submissions, clarifications, and announcements. Click Here Round 2 – 24-Hour Offline Hackathon Top 40 teams will be shortlisted for the final round. Shortlisted teams must pay a confirmation fee of ₹500 per team to confirm participation. Payment Deadline: 8 April 2026, 11:59 PM Venue: Sardar Patel Institute of Technology, Mumbai Hackathon Dates: 11–12 April 2026 The final problem statements will be released at the beginning of the hackathon. Teams will have 24 hours to develop a working prototype or solution. Mentors will be available during the hackathon to guide participants. Tracks / Problem Themes: Participants will work on solutions related to the following tracks: AI in FinTech AI in Healthcare AI in Sustainability AI for Social Good Rules: Each team must consist of 2–4 members only. Participants must register using valid college details and student credentials. Teams must submit their PPT and resumes before the submission deadline to be considered for shortlisting. Plagiarism or use of pre-built solutions will lead to immediate disqualification. Teams must build their solution during the hackathon duration after the final problem statement is released. Participants must follow the code of conduct and guidelines provided by the organizers during the event. Decisions made by the judging panel and organizing committee will be final and binding. Any form of misconduct, unfair practices, or violation of rules may result in disqualification. Teams must present their final solution during the final evaluation round to the judging panel. Organizers reserve the right to modify rules or event structure if required. Note: ₹500 fee is only applicable as a confirmation fee for teams shortlisted for the offline round. Only shortlisted teams are required to pay the participation fee for the final offline round.