RULES & GUIDELINES

// THE HACKSPRINT PROTOCOLS

01. COMPETITION RULES

Teams must consist of 2 to 4 members. Inter-college teams are permitted. All members must be currently enrolled students.

All code must be written during the 36-hour event. Pre-built projects are not allowed. You may use open-source libraries and frameworks.

Projects must be hosted on a public repository (GitHub/GitLab). A working demo/prototype is required for the final pitch.

The intellectual property of the project belongs to the team. However, Hacksprint reserves the right to showcase the projects.

Uniqueness and creativity of the solution.

Complexity and quality of code implementation.

Real-world applicability and business potential.

User experience and interface aesthetics.

Clarity and effectiveness of the final pitch.

Hacksprint is dedicated to providing a harassment-free experience for everyone. We expect all participants to behave professionally and respectfully.

Treat everyone with respect and dignity. Do not insult or put down other attendees.

Harassment includes offensive verbal comments, sexual images, intimidation, stalking, or unwelcome sexual attention.

Foster a collaborative environment. Share knowledge and help others when possible.

If you notice any violation of these rules or the code of conduct, please report it to the organizers immediately.