Frequently Asked Questions
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EduAIthon 2026 is open to all undergraduate and postgraduate students from any institution. Teams from all disciplines are welcome.
Teams can have 3 to 4 members. Interdisciplinary collaboration is encouraged to promote creative and well-rounded solutions.
You must submit a short idea summary (300 words max) and a problem statement (150 words max). Ideas can evolve during the event.
Registration details, including fees (if any), will be announced on the official registration portal. Most student teams participate free of cost.
Key themes include: AI in Education, Digital Twins, Sustainability, AR/VR for Learning, and Social Impact Solutions.
Yes. Each team will be assigned a mentor, and experts will conduct mentoring and feedback sessions during the event.
Projects will be judged based on innovation, implementation, impact, presentation, teamwork, and scalability.
Top teams will receive cash prizes, certificates, and mentorship opportunities. Winning projects may also be showcased at ICTIEE 2026.
Accommodation will be provided for outstation participants on a first-come-first-serve basis. Details will be shared with selected teams.
Registration opens in December 2025. The main event will take place during ICTIEE 2026 in January.
Yes, open-source tools and APIs are allowed, provided they are credited. The main functionality must be built during the hackathon.
All intellectual property belongs to the participants. Organizers may showcase your project for event promotion with proper credit.
Yes, participation certificates will be provided to all participants. Winners will receive special recognition certificates.
You can reach us via the Help Desk or email eduaithon@ictiee.org.