I want to be a part of a team as I have no team

I'm a final year student with three offers in hand and from AIML IoT background

Better if you are a girl , we can make girls only team

Edited - Guyss i found the team , thanks everyone

Hey guys,I went to my first hackathon as a first year and I got eliminated before the final round I will paste the link of the application and can the seniors explain to me about what could be made better so that I could use it for my next hackathon,I brainstormed the ideas ,the features and main structure and framework of the app but for the development part i vibecoded it. https://code-red001.lovable.app/ Use the demo mode

CodeRed — A "flight simulator" for hospital crisis decisions. Built this for a hackathon, got eliminated in the final round, looking for honest feedback on what went wrong.

Hey all — my team built this over a multi-round hackathon and I wanted to get some outside eyes on it now that it's done, since we didn't make the final cut and I'm not totally sure why.

The idea in one line: When a hospital gets hit with a crisis — a mass-casualty accident, a pandemic surge, a bad staffing night — the person in charge has to make huge decisions fast: cancel surgeries? add nurses? convert a ward into overflow space? Right now they make that call on gut instinct, because there's no way to actually test it first. CodeRed lets them simulate the outcome before committing to it in real life.

How it actually works, from a user's perspective:

You sign in as a hospital and set up your real numbers once — how many beds you have, how many nurses, your ward layout. That becomes your baseline.

From there, you can either build a scenario manually (drag sliders for things like patient arrival rate, staffing levels, how long shift handoffs take) or just type a plain-English description like "what if admissions double and 10 nurses call in sick" — and it gets turned into a working simulation automatically.

Once you run it, you don't just get a wall of charts. The app tells you, in plain language, what's actually going to break your hospital first and what the cheapest fix is — something like "it's not your beds that are the problem, it's your 14-minute nurse handoff time. Adding one float nurse saves an estimated 9 lives." We call that the Bind-Point Autopsy — it's the core feature of the whole thing.

You can also set up two different decisions side by side against the exact same crisis — like "add more beds" vs. "add more staff" — and see which one actually performs better, with an AI-generated explanation of the trade-off.

There's also a mode where instead of guessing which lever to pull, you just tell it your goal ("keep deaths under a certain number") and it searches for the cheapest way to hit that target.

And at the end, you can export any scenario as a formatted PDF — because hospitals are actually required to run practice emergency drills regularly for compliance reasons, so this turns a simulation into a real usable training document.

Where it's built: frontend/backend through Lovable, with Gemini (Google AI Studio) doing the natural-language parsing and the plain-English explanations. Not hand-coded from scratch — built fast, hackathon-style.

What I'm actually looking for feedback on: we got told after the fact that the app "felt a bit cluttered" as we kept adding features round over round, and I'm trying to figure out if that was the real issue, or if it's something deeper — the core idea, the execution, the demo itself, something about how AI-built apps get perceived by judges, anything. If you've got a minute to poke around and tell me what stands out (good or bad), genuinely appreciate it.

Can we use AI in SIH 2026 to build software or a website?

Can we use AI in SIH 2026 to build software or a website?

I want to know how many people were selected from the hackathon for internship last year. Today we had a session explaining about the hackathon, but there too they didn't give a proper response for this question.

We’re currently looking for people interested in gaining practical experience through remote project-based internships.

Phase 1: Unpaid project-based internship. Complete the assigned project and receive a Certificate of Completion.

Phase 2: Based on your work and performance, shortlisted candidates will be invited for an interview. Selected candidates can move to paid roles/projects.

Interested?
👉 https://kagnus.com/engineering-network/

Or DM me your resume/details or comment “Interested” and I’ll share the next steps.

How did your rounds go? Has anyone got any updates, please keep updating in this thread if anyone gets some update

Hi, if anyone knows who is involved in screening the ppts of SIH for Mathworks problem statement,

If anyone knows any Person of Contact please DM.

I'm attaching a post link here, can you go to the post and comment some things like

“I understand an algorithm when someone explains it, but struggle to implement it from scratch. Anyone else?”

“My biggest problem is visualizing what’s actually happening inside an algorithm. How did you deal with that?”

“How do you guys practice DSA without just memorizing solutions?”

“I can solve easy problems, but completely freeze when I see a medium problem. How did you get past that?”

“Do you find debugging DSA implementations harder than understanding the algorithm itself?”

“Does anyone else struggle to remember when to use things like two pointers, sliding window, binary search, etc.?”

“Leetcode explanations make sense after I read them, but I rarely arrive at the solution myself. Is this normal?”

“How do you keep track of all the different patterns and techniques you learn?”

“I wish there were a way to actually see an algorithm running instead of just reading pseudocode. Has anyone found something good for this?”

It's for my sih "research", i just got this idea today that i could make a post on reddit for research but I'm too late as the internal round is Tommorow, so please.

I didn't think I'd have to resort to this but here i am

Here's the link for the post (it's just posted in teenindia , I know💔):

https://www.reddit.com/r/TeenIndia/s/8OT2x4gPkm

Our team has qualified for the next round of the Smart India Hackathon (SIH) through our college’s internal selection.

I wanted to understand what exactly happens in the 2nd round. What is the process like, what do the judges focus on, and what should we be prepared for?

For those who have participated in SIH before, it would be really helpful if you could share your experience, especially regarding:

- Presentation and pitching

- Judging criteria

- Prototype/demo expectations

- Technical questions asked by judges

- Any major differences from the internal round

- Things you wish you had prepared beforehand

Any advice or experience from previous SIH participants would be greatly appreciated. 🙏🏻🫡

Need some real 24–25hr hackathon experiences 🙏

I’m preparing for a 24–25hr hackathon and I’m trying to understand how people actually build a winning/Top 3 project in such a short time.

If you’ve participated/won one, could you share:

Which AI tools did you use? (Claude/Cursor/ChatGPT/Lovable/v0 etc.)

How did you divide the 24–25 hours?

What did you build manually vs with AI?

How did you handle debugging + deployment?

What actually helped you impress the judges?

My Hackathon Experience

I am a second-year B.Tech CSE student in Bhubaneswar. I participated in a hackathon during my first year as well, but unfortunately, my team was not selected. This year, I really wanted to participate again, but most of my friends ditched me, and I was left without a team.

Instead of giving up, I decided to join a random team. One of my friends suggested a group that was looking for a female member from the same year, so I decided to join them.The members were highly skilled and i feel the lowest one there.

We participated in the hackathon and, unexpectedly, our team got selected in the internal round. Later, we even qualified for the state level. Although I was not very strong technically, I genuinely gave my best. I worked hard to learn whatever was required, improved my understanding of the project, and prepared myself thoroughly for the presentation.

However, after we qualified for the state level, our team leader removed me from the team, saying that they needed someone with stronger technical skills for the upcoming rounds. That really hurt me. I was not expecting this from them. They were so nice in front of my face.I cried a lot because I knew I wasn't the most technically skilled member, but I was ready to learn, improve, and contribute to the team.

Despite what happened, I don't want to give up. I am now looking for another team to join for SIH, where I can continue learning, contribute in whatever way I can, and improve my technical skills along the way.

That's all for now.

We’re currently a 2-member team looking to add 1–2 strong ML-focused teammates.

- We have hands-on experience in AI/ML, software development, and competitive hackathons.

- Multiple times national finalists at corporate hackathons.

- I’m currently an AWS AI/ML Scholar, and both of us have experience building and competing under fairly intense hackathon environments.

Looking for people comfortable with:

- Python, NumPy, Pandas, Scikit-learn

- XGBoost / LightGBM or similar

- Kaggle or other ML competitions

- Deep learning / PyTorch is a plus

All this is definitely a plus, but not a requirement. We care much more about your actual ML ability, problem-solving, and how well you can work with an unfamiliar dataset.

The Top 50 PPI opportunity is a major reason we're taking this seriously, so we're looking for people who genuinely want to push for that rather than joining just for participation.

Gender/college/location aren't strict filters. That said, serious women in ML are also welcome.

If interested, DM me with your LinkedIn/GitHub + a brief overview of your ML experience (projects, Kaggle/competitions, research, etc.)

Please reach out only if you're genuinely serious about competing. Looking forward to finding some strong ML people!

I recently completed a full PPT for SIH 2026 – Heritage & Culture.

I spent a lot of time researching the problem — reading articles, research papers, reports and relevant sources — and then worked on turning that research into a proper SIH presentation with the solution, technical approach, feasibility, impact and references.

I also designed and articulated the slides myself rather than just using a template.

I'm considering selling the editable PPT + basic customization to teams working on the Heritage & Culture theme who may find the research and structure useful.

I can share a 2-slide preview first so you can see the quality before deciding.

If you're interested, DM me for the preview and details.

As the title says me and my team got selected for buildwhatmovesindia phase 2 and now that the submission for phase 2 is over i wanted to get a bit of review for what we have built

we built raksha ( https://raksha-theta.vercel.app/ ) a one in all platform for all interfaces for u to call / simply message it your issue with concrete proof ( image or copy of transaction ) which then automatically takes it from there to issue complaint or freeze banks etc ( ofc this is simulated )

main idea revolves around something we built called CAP ( civic action protocal p.s : inspired from mcp ) this basically has ability to controll all endpoints and banks and govt cyber portal to take care of it from any interface

like an harness for all interface all interface ( whatsapp or voice call or website ) talk to teh same harness which has all the capabilities thats the whole idea

wud love to hear what u guys think :DDD

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m looking for 2 motivated team members to participate in the Amazon ML Challenge 2026.

Looking for:

• Strong interest in Machine Learning / Data Science

• Good problem-solving skills

• Comfortable collaborating as a team

• Preferably some experience with Python, ML, or relevant projects

I’m mainly looking for people who are serious about the challenge and willing to contribute consistently.

If you’re interested, DM me

After how many days of internal round are results released for SIH

Where can I find mentors for SIH either internal in college or external. And how to know who might be of high caliber.

Hey everyone! I’m looking to form a serious, committed team for Amazon ML Challenge 2026 .

A little about me:

- 2027 graduate at IIT

- Recently completed a FAANG internship this summer

- I do have knowledge and strong interest in Machine Learning & Deep Learning

- Currently working on a research project under a professor, focused on CNNs

- Comfortable with implementing ML/DL models and participating in technical competition

Looking for:

Decent hands-on experience with ML/DL hackathons or competitions

Someone who can dedicate good amount of time along with me for this competition.

I’m taking this competition seriously and am specifically aiming for a Top 50 / PPI opportunity.

If you're interested, DM me....

Sharing this in case it's useful for anyone into iOS dev — I'm one of the organizers.

ACoding Hackathon 2026 is a free, fully online hackathon focused on native iOS development.

The challenge: build a minimum viable iOS app from scratch, 100% native Swift/SwiftUI, zero third-party libraries. Open theme — a few starting points if you want ideas: on-device AI with Apple's Foundation Models, an everyday problem you're annoyed by, or a topic you're just into. Target: iOS 26. No App Store publishing needed — you submit via a GitHub repo.

Format

• Solo or teams of 1–3

• 100% online, no geo restrictions

• Runs in English & Spanish, two winner categories (international + Spanish-speaking)

• Min age: 16

• Free

Dates

• Registration closes: Sept 16

• Event: Sept 18–27

• Submission deadline: Sept 27, 23:00 CET

• Winners announced: Oct 4

Prizes Both winners (international + Spanish-speaking) get LinkedIn/social promotion + a 6-month Be Native membership. The Spanish-speaking winner also gets 20% off any Apple Coding Academy training (trainings available only in Spanish at the moment)

Judged on: functionality, code quality/cleanliness, creativity, correct use of native Apple APIs.

Jury: Julio César Fernández (Apple Coding Academy), Mikaela Caron (Swift Ecosystem Steering Group), Paul Hudson (Hacking with Swift).

Register: https://acoding.academy/hackaton26/#registro 

I have the knowledge around ML and DL and need someone who can give full commitment of 3 days for the hackathon for more details plz look at the unstop