• HackathonRadar
Discover
  • Browse
  • Collections
  • Judge Opportunities
  • Sponsors
  • Organizers
You
  • Passport
  • Favorites
  • Saved searches

Join our Discord

Live hackathon alerts + a community of builders.

Join →

Insights·Changelog

  1. Database
  2. Code Club Round 2 - Technical Online Assessment

Code Club Round 2 - Technical Online Assessment

unstopHosted on Unstop

Fetched 8 days ago

Saturday, August 29, 2026

to Wednesday, September 30, 2026

•

1 month long

Data ScienceCloud
Student only
This hackathon is only open to students. Double check the event page for more information as this may mean only those from a particular university/country are eligible.

online

Event Type

119

Participants

10

Est. Projects

Favourite
Calendar
Passport
Share

Data fetched 8 days ago

About this hackathon

Overview The Code Club Round 2 Technical Online Assessment is designed to evaluate candidates on algorithmic problem-solving, programming fundamentals, and core computer science knowledge. The assessment combines coding challenges with technical multiple-choice questions to provide a balanced evaluation of a candidate's ability to reason, implement efficient solutions, and apply fundamental programming and computer science concepts. Assessment Structure 2 Coding Problems based on Data Structures, Algorithms, and Problem Solving 2 Domain-Based MCQs covering core Computer Science concepts 5 Programming Language MCQs testing programming fundamentals, code reasoning, and language-specific concepts Assessment Guidelines The assessment is to be attempted individually. Candidates should carefully read the problem statements, constraints, and instructions before submitting their solutions. Coding questions will be evaluated against multiple test cases, including hidden test cases. Candidates are expected to consider both correctness and efficiency of their solutions. Each candidate must complete the assessment within the specified duration. Only submissions made within the allotted assessment period will be considered. Candidates should ensure that their code handles the stated constraints and relevant edge cases. Evaluation Candidates will be evaluated based on: Correctness of coding solutions Algorithmic efficiency Problem-solving ability Programming fundamentals Understanding of core computer science concepts The assessment is designed to progressively evaluate candidates rather than relying solely on factual recall. Important: Candidates should attempt the assessment independently and follow all assessment rules specified on the platform.

Similar hackathons

HACKATHON, BUILD WHAT'S NEXT.

Oct 2026 · Puteaux · in person

The Big Hack 2.0

Oct 2026 · Bengaluru · in person

Q Hackathon

Sep 2026 · online

EIC VentureX: Idea To Impact Hackathon

Sep 2026 · online

SecLeaf Q4 CTF 2026

Sep 2026 · online

Browse all

Organizer or sponsor?

Feature this hackathon

Pin it to the top of browse and map results, and highlight it in the weekly digest.

Locked · 4 sections

Four more data sections on this event

Judge accessibility signals, verified organizer contacts, an audience estimate and a 100-point quality score. Free accounts unlock judge signals.

Judge AccessibilityDev Pro
Organizer contactsPro Plus
Estimated AudienceEnterprise
Quality ScoreEnterprise
Favourite
Calendar
Passport
Share

Data fetched 8 days ago

Similar hackathons

HACKATHON, BUILD WHAT'S NEXT.

Oct 2026 · Puteaux · in person

The Big Hack 2.0

Oct 2026 · Bengaluru · in person

Q Hackathon

Sep 2026 · online

EIC VentureX: Idea To Impact Hackathon

Sep 2026 · online

SecLeaf Q4 CTF 2026

Sep 2026 · online

Browse all

Organizer or sponsor?

Feature this hackathon

Pin it to the top of browse and map results, and highlight it in the weekly digest.

29 Aug – 30 Sep · online