Problem Statements

must prepare ppt

Teams will choose from six exciting challenges, each addressing issues people truly care about:

1. AI for Email Management
   Design a system that categorizes, prioritizes, and summarizes a user’s inbox to reduce stress and boost productivity.

2. AI for Fake News Checking
   Build a tool that analyzes articles or social media posts to detect misinformation, rate credibility, and help users validate sources.

3. AI Agent for Local Services
   A system that searches, compares, and books local service providers (plumbers, tutors, gyms, repairmen, etc.) by integrating multiple APIs and sources.

4. Deepfake & Phishing Defense
   Create a tool that detects deepfake audio/video scams or phishing attempts in real time before they reach the user.

5. Education Finder App
   Build a mobile application to help students easily discover courses, universities, and colleges worldwide.

6. Open Theme Innovation
   Students are free to solve any real-world issue in the domains of UI/UX, Web3, or AI, showcasing their creativity.

Students should submit a live link(github, vercel etc) and presentation deck in pdf format Format & Judging Process

• Timeline: 76 hours of hacking. Problem statements are announced at the start, with mentor sessions and periodic check-ins along the way.

• Mentorship: Experienced mentors will guide teams on technical, design, or implementation challenges.

• Submission: Teams must submit a working prototype + presentation before the deadline. Late submissions may not be considered.

Judging Criteria:

• Innovation & Creativity – originality of the idea.

• Real-World Impact – usefulness, scalability, relevance.

• Technical Execution – functionality, performance, robustness.

• User Experience & Design – UI/UX quality, clarity, intuitiveness.

• Presentation & Demo – clarity in explaining what was built, how, and why.