Theme Alignment

Infinity Hacks is built around the philosophy:

"For the Problems Nobody Else Chose."

  1. Dates
  • Registration Opens: Live
  • Registration Closes:  31st July 2026 (Tentative)
  • Hackathon Dates: 15–16 August 2026 (Final Hack Day)
  • All submissions must be completed before the official submission deadline. Late submissions will not be accepted. 
2. Eligibility
  • Infinity Hacks 2026 is open to students, developers, designers, innovators, and technology enthusiasts worldwide.
  • Participants compete in teams of up to 5 members. (min - 3, max - 5)
  • Cross-college, cross-organization, and international teams are welcome.
  • Participants must register through the official registration portal.
  • Team members can only be part of one team.
3. Project & Submission Requirements
  • Projects must be built during the hackathon period. Existing ideas are welcome, but previously completed projects are not eligible.
  • All submitted work must be original and owned by the participants.
  • Participants must submit:
    • Source Code Repository (GitHub/GitLab)
    • Project Description
    • Demo Video (3–5 minutes recommended)
    • Presentation/Pitch Deck
    • Any additional details requested on the submission portal.
  • Open-source libraries, APIs, and third-party tools may be used, provided they are properly acknowledged.
  • Any form of plagiarism or copyright violation will result in immediate disqualification.
4. Code of Conduct

Infinity Hacks is committed to creating a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment for everyone.

Participants are expected to:

  • Treat everyone with respect.
  • Maintain professional communication.
  • Refrain from harassment, discrimination, hate speech, or offensive behavior.
  • Respect intellectual property.
  • Follow all platform guidelines.

The organizing team reserves the right to remove or disqualify participants violating these rules.

5. Judging Criteria

Projects will be evaluated based on:

 

  • Impact & Problem Relevance – Does the solution address a meaningful real-world problem?
  • Innovation & Creativity – Is the approach original and thoughtful?
  • Technical Implementation – Quality of development and technical execution.
  • Feasibility & Scalability – Can the solution realistically be implemented and expanded?
  • User Experience & Design – Is the solution intuitive and accessible?
  • Presentation & Demo – Clarity of explanation, demo quality, and overall pitch.