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Rulebook for Problem Statement Selection

1. Problem Statement Release
  • A document containing all available problem statements will be shared in the designated group at the beginning of the selection process.
  • Participants must review the problem statements carefully during this time.
2. Selection Process
  • Time Frame: Participants will have 15 minutes from the time the problem statement document is shared to make their selections.
  • Spreadsheet Access: A spreadsheet for problem statement selection will be provided 15 minutes after the problem statement document is released.
  • Closing of Spreadsheet: The spreadsheet will close 15 minutes after it has been opened. Participants must select their problem statement within this timeframe.
3. Locking in Problem Statements
  • To lock in a problem statement, teams must select their desired statement from the spreadsheet and input the corresponding Problem Statement ID.
  • First-Come, First-Serve Basis: Each problem statement can only be chosen by a maximum of three teams. Once a statement has been selected by three teams, it will be marked as unavailable in the spreadsheet.
4. Team Selection Rules
  • Each team must designate a team leader responsible for making the selection and entering the Problem Statement ID in the spreadsheet.
  • Teams must ensure they are selecting a problem statement that aligns with their skills and interests.
5. Confirmation of Selection
  • After the spreadsheet closes, the organizers will confirm the selections and notify teams of their assigned problem statements.
  • Teams must check the final selection list to ensure their choice is confirmed.
6. Changes to Selections
  • Once the spreadsheet is closed and selections are confirmed, no changes to problem statement selections will be allowed.
  • Teams are encouraged to discuss and finalize their choices prior to the selection deadline.
7. Communication
  • Any questions or issues regarding the selection process should be directed to the organizers in the group chat or during designated Q&A sessions.
8. Fair Play
  • All teams are expected to adhere to the rules and respect each other’s selections.
  • Any attempts to manipulate the selection process may result in disqualification.

THEMES :

Web Development

AI/ML (Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning)

Blockchain

Software-Development

FAQ ( Frequently Asked Questions )

1. I am a beginner, can I participate?

Absolutely! We've got mentors, resources, and a series of tailored workshops specifically designed for beginners. Dive in and immerse yourself in your inaugural hackathon experience at Hash-It-out.

2. Will food & Snacks are provided ?

Yes, food and accommodation will be provided for the entire duration of the hackathon.

4. How long the hackathon is ?

This is 12 Hours long Hackathon !!

ABOUT US

SDC SNIST is a dynamic club dedicated to empowering students through innovative projects and practical tech skills. Our team specializes in web development, mobile apps, and enterprise solutions, helping bridge the gap between students and real-world technology. Join us to learn, grow, and lead in the tech space!

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