HackCraft 2.0

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Host by

Global Institute of Technology and Management

Hackathon Mode

OFFLINE

Ecosystem

All

Venue

Global Institute of Technology & Management, 5 K.M Milestone, Khera-Khurrampur, Farrukhnagar-Haily Mandi Road , Farrukhnagar, Gurugram ,Haryana -122506

Tech Stack

All

Participants

KQS

338+

Links

Community

55,000 USD

Available in Prizes

General Track50,000 INR

All Girls Best Team5,000 INR

Description

Embarking on the next chapter of an exhilarating legacy, we present to you HackCraft 2.0! It is the ultimate blend of coders, innovators, designers, and tech-connoisseurs, a celebration of expertise and creativity that promises an unparalleled experience.

HackCraft 2.0 provides an excellent opportunity for hackathon enthusiasts to learn new skills and network with industry leaders & experts. Get ready to embark on an exciting journey, overcoming challenges using innovative solutions, and much more!

General Track

50,000 INR

General Track

Innovation: How unique and creative is the solution?

Technical Complexity: The level of technical difficulty and skill demonstrated.

Impact: Potential real-world application and social impact.

Presentation: Clarity and effectiveness in conveying the project’s purpose and execution.

General Track

Judging Criteria

1. Innovation (10%)

- Originality: Is the idea new or does it offer a fresh perspective on an existing problem?

- Creativity: How imaginative is the solution? Does it introduce unique concepts or approaches?

2. Technical Complexity (10%)

- Skill Level: How technically challenging is the project? Does it involve complex algorithms, intricate coding, or advanced technology?

- Implementation: How well is the project implemented? Is the code clean, efficient, and scalable?

3. Functionality (10%)

- Performance: Does the solution work as intended? Are there any bugs or issues?

- Usability: How easy is it for users to interact with the solution? Is the user interface intuitive?

4. Impact (10%)

- Problem Solving: Does the project effectively address the problem it aims to solve?

- Social Impact: What potential does the solution have to make a positive difference in the real world?

5. Presentation (10%)

- Practicality: Is the solution practical and feasible to implement in the real world?

- Scalability: Can the project be scaled up or adapted for broader use?

Judging Mode

Users + Judges

Voting Mode

Fixed Number of Vote

MAX Votes Per Project Per User/Judge

Total Users Votes

210,000

All Girls Best Team

5,000 INR

All Girls Best Team

Include prizes for best innovation

Best use of a specific technology

Most impactful solution

All Girls Best Team

Judging Criteria

1. Innovation & Originality (10%)

- Evaluate the creativity and uniqueness of the idea and how it addresses the problem in a new way.

2. Technical Complexity & Implementation (10%)

- Assess the technical challenges involved, the quality of the code, and how well the solution is built.

3. Functionality & User Experience (10%)

- Consider how well the solution works, its usability, and how intuitive the user interface is.

4. Impact & Relevance (10%)

- Evaluate the potential real-world impact, especially in areas relevant to women or underrepresented groups.

5. Team Collaboration & Presentation (10%)

- Judge the teamwork, clarity of role distribution, and the effectiveness of the project presentation.

Judging Mode

Judges Only

Voting Mode

Fixed Number of Vote

Each Judge’s Votes

MAX Votes Per Project Per User/Judge

Total Judges Votes

Judging Accounts

AAyush Kumar

Disclaimer：

HackQuest, as a hackathon platform provider, is not involved in the final judging and reward distribution for any hackathon unless specifically stated otherwise. If no or few submissions meet the host's quality standards, the prize may be subject to change.