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Hack-A-Bit

Hack-A-Bit is the flagship 36-hour annual hackathon of ACM BIT Mesra, bringing together developers, designers, and problem solvers from institutions across the nation to build real-world software, hardware prototypes, and societal solutions.

Hackathon
Event detailsCompleted
Date
Oct 25–27, 2024
Time
36-Hour Hackathon
Venue
R&D Building & CAT Hall, BIT Mesra, Ranchi
Organized by
ACM Student's Chapter, BIT Mesra

Rules & guidelines

  • Teams of 2 to 4 members are permitted.
  • All code and prototypes must be developed during the official hackathon duration.
  • Open-source libraries and APIs are permitted provided they are attributed in project documentation.
  • Strict adherence to the ACM BIT Mesra Code of Conduct.

Prizes & recognition

Champion (1st Place)

Awarded to the most complete, innovative, and impactful prototype.

Cash Prize + Trophy + Certificate
Runner-Up (2nd Place)

Recognizing technical depth and engineering excellence.

Cash Prize + Trophy + Certificate
Best Domain Tracks

Special awards across Web3/FinTech, Healthcare, and Sustainable Tech.

Track Honors & Goodies

Frequently asked questions

Who can participate in Hack-A-Bit?

Any registered university student with a valid student ID is eligible to apply.

Is there a registration fee?

No, Hack-A-Bit is free of charge for all accepted teams.

Are travel allowances provided?

Travel details and food/accommodation guidelines are communicated to shortlisted teams prior to the event.

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