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CODE-A-THON 2.0

Build. Solve. Ship.

25 SEPTEMBER 2026Metaverse Club of LPU × Sigma Fusion

The hackathon has concluded — thanks to everyone who built with us. Up next: our AI & Coding Bootcamp, open to all.

About Code-a-thon

Code-a-thon 2.0 brings together 171 teams from across campus to design, build, and ship real projects in one high-intensity event — evaluated live by industry and faculty judges.

Fair, transparent judging

Server-computed scores, published criteria.

Final leaderboard

Ranks were published once every evaluation wrapped up.

Certificates for all

Verifiable participation & winner certificates.

How it works

STEP 1

Create a team and get a code, or join one with a code from your team leader.

STEP 2

Get your challenge

Problem statements unlock the moment the challenge phase opens.

STEP 3

Build & submit

Ship your project with a repo, demo, and presentation link before the deadline.

STEP 4

Track your rank

Watch the live leaderboard update as judges publish scores.

Event timeline

1
Registration
Existing registrants confirmed and onboarded to the platform.
2
Challenge Reveal
Problem statements go live for every team.
3
Hackathon Live
Teams build for the full duration of the event window.
4
Submissions
Teams submit repository, demo, and presentation links.
5
Evaluation
Judges score every submission against published criteria.
6
Results & Certificates
Final ranks are published and certificates are issued.

Judging

Every submission is scored across six published criteria. Totals are always calculated server-side — never trusted from the browser.

Innovation

Technical Implementation

Problem Relevance

UI/UX

Impact

Presentation

BOOTCAMP

Sigma Fusion AI & Coding Bootcamp

A live, 3-hour session on AI-assisted development — free, open to hackathon participants and developers alike.

Join for free

FAQ

How do I register?

One teammate creates the team and gets a team code from their dashboard. Everyone else registers using that code to join the same team — no separate approval needed.

How are teams evaluated?

Every submission is scored by assigned judges against published criteria: Innovation, Technical Implementation, Problem Relevance, UI/UX, Impact, and Presentation. Totals are always calculated server-side.

When does the leaderboard update?

The leaderboard reflects published scores as judges complete evaluations. It refreshes automatically while you're viewing it.

How do I get my certificate?

Certificates become available on your dashboard once results are published, and can be verified publicly by certificate ID.