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Problem Statements: Teams will receive 2-3 problem statements within their chosen theme on the event day.

Winner Criteria

The judging panel will evaluate submissions based on the following parameters:

• Feasibility and Applicability: 35%

  • The practicality of the solution in real-world applications.

  • Relevance to space technology.

• Innovation and Technical Execution: 30%

  • Creativity and uniqueness of the solution.

  • Quality of technical implementation.

• User Interface and Experience: 20%

  • Usability and intuitiveness of the prototype.

• Presentation and Clarity: 15%

  • Effectiveness of the presentation.

  • Clarity in communication during the Q&A session.

Additional considerations include the team’s understanding of the problem statement, problem-solving approach, and performance during the event.

General Guidelines:

• Team Size: Teams can consist of 2-4 participants.

• Eligibility: All participants must register prior to the hackathon and have valid identification.

• Project Scope: Projects must align with the hackathon’s theme (if applicable) and be started from scratch during the event.

• Code of Conduct: All participants must adhere to the event’s code of conduct, ensuring respect, inclusivity, and collaboration.

Submission Guidelines:

• Submissions must include:

  • Source code (GitHub/other repositories).

  • A brief description of the project and its purpose.

  • A demo video or live demo link (optional but encouraged).

• Presentation: Teams must prepare a 3-5 minute pitch to showcase their project to the judges.

Disqualifications:

• Failure to adhere to the rules.

• Any form of cheating or misconduct.

• Incomplete submissions.

Code Of Conduct:

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

• Avoid disruptive behavior and harassment.

• Report any issues to the organizing committee.