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WELCOME TO CODEMEET 2026. WHERE IDEAS TURN INTO REAL IMPACT.
Join us for an electrifying 24-hour offline hackathon at Srinivas University Institute of Engineering and Technology (SUIET), proudly presented in collaboration with the Webflow Community from October 31 to November 2, 2026.
The event kicks off with two master workshops on October 31 covering essential tech stacks and modern developer frameworks. This is followed by the core hack session commencing at 9:30 AM on November 1.
Participants will work on any one of the four predefined problem statements, advancing through the structured stages of design, development, and final presentations.
With carefully curated challenges designed to engage all skill levels, this is a unique opportunity to showcase creativity, teamwork, and high-impact engineering!
EVENT REGISTRATION & TRACKS
Select from 4 competitive event tracks. Register your team or claim your solo pass below.
24H National Hackathon
24-hour national hackathon. Round 1 online screening followed by the grand 24H offline build at SUIET Mukka for the Top 30 finalists.
Speed Typing Showdown
Battle of developer reflexes and keyboard mastery. Compete in live syntax typing, WPM speed benchmarks, and coding sprints under pressure.
Treasure Hunt Cyber Quest
Campus-wide interactive adventure. Decode cryptic ciphers, hidden QR coordinates, logical riddles, and physical clue trails across SUIET.
Free Fire Esports Arena
High-adrenaline mobile esports showdown. Custom lobbies, tactical battle royale rounds, and ultimate campus gaming supremacy.
Hack-a-thon Timeline
Registration Begins
Official registration opens for Round 1 online screening round across national colleges.
Registration Closes
Final deadline for Round 1 online team registration and initial submissions.
Round 1: Online Hack
Round 1 online hackathon screening challenge where teams build and submit their digital prototype.
Round 1 Results Out
Jury announces the Top 30 shortlisted teams advancing to the 24-hour offline grand finale.
Round 2 Registration
Shortlisted Top 30 finalist teams confirm their 24H offline seats and complete check-in formalities.
Round 2: 24H Offline Begins
The 24-hour non-stop national offline coding battle begins on-campus with mentorship and meals.
Judging & Demos
Teams pitch working prototypes to industry judges, technical evaluation, and live Q&A.
Grand Results & Awards
Grand closing ceremony & winner felicitation. 1st Place: ₹20,000, 2nd Place: ₹10,000 with trophies and official medals.
Problem Statements
Teams must choose and engineer a working solution prototype for any one of the four challenges below during the 24-hour sprint.
Smart Civic Issue Reporting
Local issues like potholes, garbage, and broken streetlights often go unaddressed due to lack of visibility and feedback. There is a need for a transparent platform where citizens can report such problems, track their status, and help authorities prioritize them.
Personalized Learning Assistant
Students face challenges because one-size-fits-all teaching does not match their individual strengths and weaknesses. There is a need for an intelligent assistant that adapts to learners, providing tailored study plans and real-time feedback.
AI for Early Disease Detection
Critical illnesses often go undiagnosed until too late, due to limited resources and delays in analysis. There is a need for AI-based solutions that can detect diseases early from minimal patient data or imaging, enabling faster and more accurate diagnosis.
Smart Disaster Response Platform
During floods, landslides, and urban disasters, victims and responders struggle with poor coordination and slow resource allocation. There is a need for a system that enables quick reporting of emergencies, real-time resource matching, and clear guidance on safe zones for effective disaster relief.
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