CODERAVE 2.0

National-Level Hybrid Hackathon

Organized by Internwell SLIET Club
Venue: Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology (SLIET), Longowal, Punjab
Mode: Hybrid — Online (All India) + Offline (SLIET Campus)

About the Hackathon

Coderave 2.0 is a national-level hybrid hackathon designed to bring together innovative minds, passionate developers, designers, and problem-solvers to transform ideas into impactful technology solutions.

Organized by Internwell SLIET Club, this edition offers students an opportunity to demonstrate their creativity, technical expertise, teamwork, and problem-solving abilities through a competitive, time-bound development experience.

The hackathon welcomes teams from colleges and universities across India through its online participation track, while SLIET students can participate in the offline campus track. Shortlisted teams will present their ideas through PPT pitches, followed by an intensive 24-hour open-source development challenge in which participants will build, test, and demonstrate their solutions.

Whether you are interested in web development, app development, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data science, or other emerging technologies, Coderave 2.0 is your platform to innovate, collaborate, and compete.

Participation Tracks

1. Online Track — All India

• Open to eligible student teams from colleges and universities across India.
• Register online and submit your project proposal PPT.
• A maximum of 20 teams will be shortlisted nationally for the online track.
• Shortlisted teams will pitch their PPT to the judges through an online meeting platform or offline.
• Selected teams(only 5 team) will participate in the 24-hour development challenge remotely, from their preferred location.
• Finalists will submit their source code repository, project documentation, and demo video for evaluation.
• Online participants may be invited to attend the offline campus event if feasible and communicated by the organizers.

2. Offline Track — SLIET Campus

• Open to eligible students of SLIET, Longowal.
• Register online and submit the project proposal PPT during registration.
• Shortlisted teams will present their PPT in person on campus on 13 February.
• The offline 24-hour hackathon(both online and offline track ) will begin at 5:00 PM on 13 February and conclude at 5:00 PM on 14 February.
• Teams will develop and demonstrate their solutions according to the official rules and submission instructions.

Team Formation and Eligibility

• Minimum team size: 3 members.
• Maximum team size: 6 members.
• Each team must include at least 1 girl member.
• Maximum 3 girl members per team.
• One member must be designated as the Team Leader.
• The Team Leader will complete the registration on behalf of the entire team and provide accurate details for every member.
• Each participant may belong to only one registered team.
• All team members must meet the eligibility requirements announced by the organizers.

Registration and Selection Process

Round 1 — Registration and PPT Submission: The Team Leader registers the complete team and submits the project proposal PPT.

Round 2 — PPT Evaluation and Shortlisting: Judges evaluate submissions based on innovation, problem relevance, feasibility, technical approach, potential impact, and presentation quality.

Round 3 — PPT Pitch: Shortlisted online teams(Max 20 team) pitch through an online meeting. Shortlisted SLIET teams pitch offline on campus on 13 February.

Round 4 — 24-Hour Open-Source Hackathon: Selected teams(Both online and offline track) build their solutions within the official development window.

Round 5 — Final Submission and Evaluation: Teams submit their working solution, source code repository, demo video, and other required deliverables. Judges evaluate the final projects and announce the winners.

Round 6 — Winner Announce: To be announce.

24-Hour Development Challenge

The hackathon is an opportunity to turn ideas into functional prototypes within 24 hours. Teams are expected to develop their solutions during the official event window and use open-source tools, libraries, and technologies wherever possible.

Participants must maintain a project repository, provide clear documentation, and ensure that their work is demonstrable. Teams must disclose third-party components and follow applicable open-source licences. Previously developed work must be declared, and the core solution must comply with the organizers' originality requirements.

Prizes, Goodies, and Recognition

Exciting prizes, goodies, certificates, and recognition await outstanding teams. Final awards, prize amounts, sponsor benefits, and certificate eligibility will be announced through the official event communication.

Why Participate?

• Compete with innovative student teams from across India.
• Showcase your technical and creative abilities.
• Build a functional prototype under real-world time constraints.
• Receive feedback from judges and industry professionals, where available.
• Strengthen your portfolio and project repository.
• Network with fellow innovators and the technology community.

Important Dates

• Registration opens: To be announced.
• Registration and PPT submission deadline: To be announced.
• Online PPT pitches: Before 13 February, on a date announced by the organizers.
• Offline SLIET PPT pitches: 13 February.
• Offline 24-hour hackathon: 13 February, 5:00 PM – 14 February, 5:00 PM.
• Final demo and results: To be announce.

Note: The dates above are provisional until officially confirmed. The year, registration deadline, online pitch schedule, and final evaluation schedule will be published by the organizers.

Join Coderave 2.0

Bring your idea, build your team, and turn innovation into impact. Register for Coderave 2.0 and take your first step toward creating something extraordinary.

Organized by Internwell SLIET Club
Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology (SLIET), Longowal, Punjab.