Registration Closes: Nov 15, 2026
Round 1 Absolutely Free

Build the Future at सृजनHackathon

Join the brightest minds to solve real-world problems. Dual registration is mandatory. Assemble your team and start building.

Finals: December 18 & 19 (24-Hour Hackathon)

The
Challenge

Rigorous evaluation. One ultimate champion. Do you have what it takes?

Phase 1

Online Judging

15 Nov - 25 Nov. Submit your idea, prototype, pitch video, and technical note for evaluation.

Phase 2

The Finals

Top teams compete in a 24-hour in-person hackathon this December.

Team Composition

Team of 2-4 members, with cross-college collaborations allowed.

Event Timeline

Swipe or hover to explore the event stages.

15 Oct - 15 Nov

Registrations Open

15 Nov - 25 Nov

Judging Round

26 Nov - 4 Dec

Selected Team Reg. & Payment

5 Dec - 10 Dec

Waiting List

Hackathon Problem Statements 2026

Choose Your Challenge

Explore the official 15 problem statements across AI, Sustainability, and IoT. Your team will be assigned a problem statement upon registration to solve in Round 1 & Finals.

Artificial Intelligence (AI)Track T1
AI-01

Smart Student Helpdesk Chatbot

Problem

Students often have difficulty finding information about admissions, fees, examinations, timetables and college activities.

Task

Develop a chatbot that answers common student queries using college-provided information.

Available under Track T1Register for this PS →
Artificial Intelligence (AI)Track T1
AI-02

AI-Based Waste Classification

Problem

People often struggle to identify the correct waste category for disposal.

Task

Build an AI application that classifies uploaded waste images into categories such as paper, plastic, metal and organic waste.

Available under Track T1Register for this PS →
Artificial Intelligence (AI)Track T1
AI-03

Student Performance Prediction

Problem

Students may not recognise declining academic performance until examinations.

Task

Use sample attendance, internal marks and assignment scores to identify students who may need academic support.

Available under Track T1Register for this PS →
Artificial Intelligence (AI)Track T1
AI-04

Multilingual College Notice Assistant

Problem

Students may find official notices difficult to understand because of language barriers or complex wording.

Task

Develop a tool that simplifies notices and translates them into English, Hindi and Marathi.

Available under Track T1Register for this PS →
Artificial Intelligence (AI)Track T1
AI-05

Crop Disease Identification

Problem

Farmers may not identify visible crop diseases at an early stage.

Task

Create an application that analyses plant-leaf photographs, identifies likely diseases and provides basic advisory from an approved information source.

Available under Track T1Register for this PS →
SustainabilityTrack T3
SUS-01

Smart Waste Segregation System

Problem

Mixed waste makes recycling difficult and increases landfill waste.

Task

Develop a simple application that guides users to segregate waste into wet, dry, e-waste and hazardous categories.

Available under Track T3Register for this PS →
SustainabilityTrack T3
SUS-02

Water Leakage and Wastage Reporting

Problem

Water leakage in colleges and residential buildings often remains unnoticed.

Task

Build a platform to report leaks, record water wastage and track the status of repair requests.

Available under Track T3Register for this PS →
SustainabilityTrack T3
SUS-03

Campus Energy-Saving Planner

Problem

Unnecessary use of lights, fans and air conditioners increases electricity consumption.

Task

Create a dashboard that analyses sample electricity usage and suggests ways to reduce energy consumption.

Available under Track T3Register for this PS →
SustainabilityTrack T3
SUS-04

Local Air Quality Awareness System

Problem

Citizens may not know when local air pollution levels are unhealthy.

Task

Develop a dashboard that displays air-quality data, identifies pollution trends and provides general precautionary guidance.

Available under Track T3Register for this PS →
SustainabilityTrack T3
SUS-05

Personal Carbon Footprint Calculator

Problem

People often lack awareness of the environmental impact of their daily activities.

Task

Build a calculator that estimates carbon emissions from electricity use, transport and other selected activities and recommends ways to reduce them.

Available under Track T3Register for this PS →
Internet of Things (IoT)Track T2
IoT-01

Smart Dustbin Monitoring

Problem

Waste collection teams may not know when dustbins are full.

Task

Use an ultrasonic sensor and a microcontroller to measure the fill level and display an alert when the bin needs collection.

Available under Track T2Register for this PS →
Internet of Things (IoT)Track T2
IoT-02

Smart Plant Watering System

Problem

Plants may receive too much or too little water due to irregular manual watering.

Task

Use a soil-moisture sensor to activate a small water pump when the soil becomes too dry.

Available under Track T2Register for this PS →
Internet of Things (IoT)Track T2
IoT-03

Smart Classroom Environment Monitor

Problem

High temperatures and humidity can make classrooms uncomfortable.

Task

Measure classroom temperature and humidity using sensors and display readings with threshold-based alerts.

Available under Track T2Register for this PS →
Internet of Things (IoT)Track T2
IoT-04

Smart Water Tank Level Controller

Problem

Water tanks may overflow or run empty because water levels are not monitored continuously.

Task

Measure the tank's water level and provide alerts or automatically control a pump when configured thresholds are reached.

Available under Track T2Register for this PS →
Internet of Things (IoT)Track T2
IoT-05

Smart Streetlight System

Problem

Streetlights consume electricity when full illumination is unnecessary.

Task

Use a light sensor and a motion sensor to adjust LED brightness according to ambient light and nearby movement.

Available under Track T2Register for this PS →

Ready to tackle one of these problem statements?

Register your team today to get your official Team ID and assigned Problem Statement.

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Official Guidelines

Everything you need to know about Srujan Hackathon 2026

Round 1 (Online) is completely free of charge. Shortlisted teams advancing to Round 2 (Campus Round) confirm registration with ₹1,200/- per team.

Srujan 2026 Official

Official Rules & Details Document (PDF)

24-Hr Hackathon Rules Campus Security Evaluation Criteria

01 24-Hours Hackathon Structure

The core event is a 24-Hours Hackathon structured across two rigorous rounds:

Round 1Online • Free
Online Problem Statement & PPT

Multiple teams are assigned a random problem statement and must submit a full-stack solution with code and a presentation. Participants upload the PPT, after which organizers evaluate submissions and confirm registrations for the 2nd round.

Round 2₹1,200 / Team
On-site Campus Hackathon

Selected teams participate in the campus round (the final onsite 24-hour round). Registration fee is Rs.1200/- per team (strictly non-refundable). Internet facility (LAN) and charging points are provided; teams must bring laptops & accessories.

02 Project Submission & Restrictions

  • Theme Alignment: All project solutions must strictly align with the combined theme.
  • Project Scope: IoT and Robotics projects will not be accepted in the hackathon (showcase them at the AI Synergy Expo instead).
  • Code & Deployment: Final code submissions must be made via a GitHub repository, and all teams are required to deploy their projects online.
  • Equipment: Participants must bring their own laptops and accessories, while internet facility (LAN) and charging points will be provided to the teams.
  • Registration Fee: Registration fee is Rs.1200/- per team for Round 2. All registration fees are strictly non-refundable under any circumstances.

Submission of PPT/PDF for Judging is Mandatory

Upload your presentation deck during Round 1. Only shortlisted teams evaluated on their solution and PPT will be invited to the on-site 24-Hour finals.

03 Tracks & Problem Statements

  • T1AI, Cybersecurity & Digital Trust
  • T2Smart Infrastructure & Cloud Systems
  • T3Sustainability, AgriTech & Social Impact

04 Dual Registration (Mandatory)

A team is registered only after it completes both steps:

  • Registering on only one platform makes the team ineligible. No exceptions.
  • Both registrations must be completed before the registration deadline.
  • The team name, team leader’s name, and every member’s name and email must match exactly across both platforms.
  • Team size is 2 to 4 members. Solo entries are not accepted.

05 General Campus & Event Rules

  • Mandatory Identification: Participants must carry their current academic year college ID card (or fee receipt) along with their AADHAR card to gain entry to the college premises.
  • Strict Anonymity: Disclosing your college name is strictly prohibited and will lead to immediate disqualification during evaluation.
  • Reporting Time: Participants must report to the venue 30 minutes prior to the event.
  • Technical Equipment: All technical equipment will be handled solely by the in-house technical team.
  • Loss & Hardware Disclaimer: The organizing team and college management are not responsible for hardware failures, pen drive issues, theft, or lost property etc.
  • Final Decision: The decisions of the judging panel shall be final and binding.
  • Rule Updates: All rights and any on-time changes in the rules are reserved by the organization.

06 Security & Conduct Rules

Participants must strictly follow college rules and guidelines while on campus:

  • Frisking & CCTV Surveillance: All participants will be frisked and have their bags thoroughly checked under CCTV surveillance at every entry point.
  • Strictly Prohibited Items: Vapes, alcohol, narcotics, cigarettes, lighters, perfumes, deodorants, pepper spray, flammable items, sharp objects etc. are strictly prohibited.
  • Outside Food & Beverages: Outside food and soft drinks are allowed only with prior permission and proper scanning.
  • Medicines: Prescription medicines are only allowed with valid proof of medical prescription.
  • Zero Tolerance: Anyone found in possession of prohibited substances or under the influence will be removed immediately without the possibility of re-entry.