The HackData Hackathon brings together curious minds for 24 hours of building, experimenting, and problem-solving- where software meets hardware and ideas meet execution.


Build software that enhances human capabilities rather than replacing them. Create smart assistants, adaptive interfaces, or backend agents that support users and know when to step in and when to step back.
Design physical systems that seamlessly integrate with human action. Build drones, robots, or embedded devices with intuitive control and shared autonomy— where machines assist, adapt, and respond naturally.
The HackData Hackathon is a 24-hour national hackathon where student teams come together to build impactful software and hardware solutions to real-world problem statements. From ideation to execution, participants work against the clock to design and develop functional prototypes.
The hackathon features teams of 2–4 members competing in a fast-paced, collaborative environment. Projects are judged on innovation, technical execution, relevance to the problem statement, and overall impact.
Participants can submit their applications online through the Hackdata on Unstop. Share your details, background, and a clear comprehensive overview of your project idea.
Selected participants move on to the offline round to work with industry mentors. Get personalized guidance, feedback, and direction as you refine your ideas.
Present your final project to a panel of distinguished judges. Evaluation focuses on innovation, feasibility, impact, clarity of execution, and alignment with objectives.
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