Hackathon Rules & Regulations 1. Participation

  • Participation is open to registered workshop participants.

  • Participants may compete individually or in teams, subject to the organizers’ announced team-size limit.

  • Every participant must provide accurate registration and submission details.

2. Project Development

  • Projects must be developed during the designated hackathon period.

  • Participants are free to choose their website idea, topic, and design.

  • Pre-built templates, frameworks, libraries, and AI tools are permitted, but participants must disclose their use.

  • Participants must understand their code and be able to explain their project.

3. Submission Rules

  • Submit your project before the official deadline.

  • A live website URL and GitHub repository link are mandatory.

  • Include a brief project description and the key features of your website.

  • Ensure the website is accessible and the repository contains the relevant source code.

  • Late or incomplete submissions may be disqualified.

4. Originality & Fair Play

  • Copying another participant’s project or submitting someone else’s work as your own is prohibited.

  • Open-source code and third-party assets may be used where permitted, with appropriate attribution.

  • Participants must not interfere with, damage, or attempt to access other participants’ projects or systems.

  • The organizers reserve the right to reject plagiarized or fraudulent submissions.

5. Judging

Projects will be evaluated based on:

  • Creativity: Originality of the idea and approach.

  • Design: Visual appeal, layout, and user experience.

  • Functionality: How well the website works.

  • Technical Execution: Code quality and implementation.

  • Presentation: Clarity of the concept and demonstration.

The judges’ decisions will be final.

6. Prizes

  • 🥇 First Place: ₹10,000 worth of goodies.

  • 🥈 Second Place: ₹5,000 worth of goodies.

Prizes are awarded based on the judges’ evaluation. The announced prize descriptions and values are subject to the organizers’ stated terms.

7. Code of Conduct

  • Treat all participants, mentors, judges, and organizers with respect.

  • Harassment, discrimination, disruptive behavior, or cheating will not be tolerated.

  • Organizers may disqualify participants who violate these rules.

8. Organizer Rights

  • The organizers may clarify or update rules when necessary and will communicate material changes to participants.

  • Participants retain ownership of their original projects while granting the organizers permission to showcase submitted projects for event promotion, with appropriate credit.

  • By participating, entrants agree to follow these rules.

Build with creativity. Compete with integrity. Make something worth showing.

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