Rules
Projects must be built during the hackathon time only.
All work must be submitted through a public GitHub repository.
Use of GitHub and GitHub Copilot is mandatory.
Follow fair coding practices. Plagiarism or copied projects will be disqualified.
Maintain respectful and collaborative behaviour throughout the event.
Eligibility
Open to students, beginners, and developers of all levels.
Participants must have a GitHub account.
No prior experience with GitHub or Copilot is required.
Project & Submission Requirements
Participants must submit:
A public GitHub repo link
A README describing the project idea, features, and usage of GitHub/Copilot
A visible commit history, branches, PRs, or contributions
Optional: demo video or screenshots
Project should be original and created within the event duration.
Prizes
🏆 Goodies and Swag Kits
Winners and standout participants will receive exclusive goodies, stickers, and swag kits to celebrate their achievement and creativity.
Judging Criteria & Winner Selection
Judges will evaluate projects based on:
Best Use of GitHub: commits, branching, PRs, workflows, collaboration
Creativity & Innovation: uniqueness and impact of the idea
Use of GitHub Copilot: effectiveness of AI-assisted development
Technical Execution: code quality, functionality, and clarity
Documentation: clear README, setup steps, and explanation
Presentation: clarity in demo or repository write-up
Winners will be selected based on total score across these criteria.
