SparkHack

Overview: SparkHack is a collaborative event where teams solve challenges and build projects in a short span of time. Participants will build innovative solutions to real-world problems and collaborate to create impactful prototypes using the latest technologies. Beginners are encouraged to participate. Eligibility & Team Rules: The hackathon is open to undergraduate and postgraduate students from any academic branch or degree. Participants must be valid students of an institution. Teams must consist of 2 to 4 members. Cross-college teams are permitted. Solo registrations are not allowed. Themes & Problem Statements: The themes include Green technology, Healthcare, Women safety, Education, Fintech, Accessibility & Inclusion, Road Safety Tool, and Sustainability. Teams with innovative ideas outside these themes can participate under the Open Track. Solutions can encompass hardware, software, or a combination of both. General Guidelines & Tools: Participants must submit entirely original work. Plagiarism from previous hackathons, competitions, or repositories without attribution will result in disqualification. There are no restrictions on the use of frameworks, APIs, or cloud platforms. Minimal use of AI-based low-code and no-code tools is permitted. Projects and code generated entirely using AI tools will lead to disqualification.