You must build a completely working software application that solves a specific problem faced by students or staff in college.

• Platform: Web App, Mobile App, Desktop App, CLI Tool, or Browser Extension.

• Requirement: The project must identify and solve a real campus issue (e.g., attendance, notes sharing, mess management, finding empty labs).

• Gemini API : Using the Google Gemini API is not mandatory, but integrating it effectively will give you an upper hand in judging.

• Fresh Code: The majority of your code must be written during the hackathon period. Pre-existing projects are not accepted, though you may use open-source boilerplates.

To be eligible for prizes, you must complete your submission on Devpost before the deadline. Here is the checklist:

1. Project Details (on Devpost)

• Project Name & Tagline: Catchy and descriptive.

• Description: A clear write-up of what problem it solves, how you built it, and how you used Gemini (if applicable).

2. The Code (GitHub)

• Public Repository: Provide a link to a public GitHub repository containing your code.

• README.md: Your repo must include a README.md file with:

  • Project Title & Description.

  • Instructions on how to set up and run the code.

3. Mandatory Live Demo

• During the judging rounds, you must be able to show a completely working live demo of your project on your machine. Screenshots or design mockups will not be accepted as a final project.