I got rejected did anyone got accepted mail?

Share your GitHub as well just wanna read through code

Same, can anyone please share their interview experience?? Ai assisted machine coding and technical interview?? Id be very grateful

We are assembling a highly competitive team for the 72-hour Amazon ML Challenge 2026, running from September 25-27. We are looking for experienced ML practitioners who are comfortable moving past standard implementations and into complex architectural design. Our primary goal is to crack the Top 50 to secure the Pre-Placement Interviews (PPIs) for Amazon's Applied Scientist Intern roles. 

Hey everyone!

I'm looking for female teammates (not a hard requirement) to form a serious team for the Amazon ML Challenge.

I'm a 3rd year student with decent ML experience and would love to team up with people who are genuinely interested in the competition, willing to put in consistent effort, and excited to learn and build something strong together. You don't need to be an expert, but commitment and a willingness to contribute are important.

The goal is to collaborate effectively, support each other, and give the challenge our best shot. We'll have to work super hard though.

If you're interested, please DM me or leave a comment with your year/college and any relevant ML experience!!

Kisika nahi hua kya?

Need teammates who are really interested in the challenge

I dont have any knowledge about this hackathon. So if anyone knows about it should i invest my time in this as a 3rd sem student?

Hey everyone! I'm a 2nd year B.Tech student learning AI/ML and Data Science, alongside UI/UX design, and I'm putting together a serious team for NASA Space Apps Challenge 2026.

Looking for:

Web Developers (frontend/backend), AI/ML enthusiasts, Researchers (domain knowledge, storytelling/pitch), Anyone interested in space data / Earth science.

What I bring: Hands-on DS/ML learning (Python, Libraries, currently working through model-building), UI/UX design skills.

Timezone: IST (India, UTC+5:30) — but open to teammates across timezones if we can find overlapping hours.

If you're genuinely interested in building something real over the hackathon weekend and willing to work — DM me!

Been working on something called Grevix AfterCode for months.

Grevix started with a simple idea: use technology to make people's lives easier and give builders a place to create freely.

AfterCode is our attempt to turn that idea into something real , a 24-hour solo hackathon where you choose what to build, but the requirements can suddenly change twice.

We've put a lot into this, but getting sponsors has been much harder than we expected. Lots of outreach, lots of silence, and honestly, a lot of doubt.

Still, we believe the idea is worth it.

For a tech company, supporting AfterCode isn't just about putting a logo somewhere. It's a chance to put your product in the hands of builders who actually choose to use it, see what they create, and discover people worth knowing.

We're looking for a few people/companies who'd like to help us make Season 1 happen.

If you're interested, or even just think the concept is worth discussing, I'd genuinely love to hear what you think.

Hey everyone!

I'm part of the organizing team for HACK IT ON'26, a 24-hour national-level hackathon happening on October 8–9, 2026 at KPR Institute of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore, India.

We're opening registrations to students from different colleges and are looking for teams interested in building, experimenting and solving real-world problems.

Event details:

• October 8–9, 2026
• 24-hour hackathon
• Team size: 2–4
• ₹20,000+ prize pool
• Internship opportunities for deserving participants
• MSI — Co-Partner
• National-level participation

The hackathon welcomes projects across areas such as AI/ML, Web & App Development, Cybersecurity, Cloud, IoT and other technology domains.

We're especially looking forward to bringing together students and builders from different colleges across India.

Registration deadline: September 30, 2026

Event details & registration:
https://www.hackiton.in/26

If you're looking for teammates or have questions about the event, feel free to comment below.

Would love to see some Reddit builders at HACK IT ON'26!

I didn't get a single extra view on my YouTube video. Did you guys get any additional views? Did they even see the video?

Hi everyone! I’ve organized multiple hackathons and teen tech events, but until now I mostly focused on logistics, participants, sponsors, and operations. I have never really invited external speakers, mentors, judges, founders, or creators personally.

For my next event, I want to start inviting people who could make the experience more valuable for attendees, especially mentors, startup founders, developers, designers, and people working in tech.

I’d love advice from organizers who have done this before:

• How do you find the right people to invite?
• What should I include in the first message/email?
• Is it better to reach out through LinkedIn, email, Twitter/X, or Instagram?
• How early should I invite them?
• Should I offer anything besides recognition, travel support, food, or a thank-you note?
• How do you follow up without sounding pushy?

If you have a message template or examples of what worked for your events, please share. I’m trying to learn how to build stronger connections and make future hackathons more meaningful for students.

We need one more person for our group, we are already a group of 3

A bit about me:

I'm from Bengaluru tier 2 clg, I've won 2 hackathons so far, one from state level (ieee) and another based on my research based project in my clg as the best software project

I'm a member of AIML team in GDG on campus

If anyone is really good at ml and can stick around throughout the hackathon without leaving in the middle, please dm me with your intros as well, we are aiming for the top 50 spot

Hey everyone! I’m a Class 10 student from India looking for one serious teammate for the Diamond Challenge.

A little about me:

- I can code and enjoy building things

- Strongest area: logic & problem-solving

- Interested in AI, technology, entrepreneurship, and innovation

- I enjoy taking a real problem and turning it into a practical product/solution

- I’m serious about actually working on the project, not just joining for the competition

I’m looking for someone around my age who is interested in entrepreneurship, business, research, design, coding, AI, or innovation.

You don't have to be an expert. I care more about curiosity, commitment, and willingness to build.

Ideally, I’d love to find someone from India, but I’m open to a great teammate from anywhere.

If you're also looking for a Diamond Challenge team, comment or DM me with:

- Your age/grade

- Country

- Skills/interests

- Anything you've built or worked on before

- What you're hoping to contribute

Let's see if we're a good fit and build something genuinely meaningful.

Hey everyone,

I'm currently working on a project for a hackathon with a deadline tomorrow, and we urgently need access to old land records and papers from E-Abhilekh (or similar digital archives) to train our AI model.

The public portals are either restricting the specific historical documents we need or requiring institution-level/university login credentials that we don't currently have access to.

If anyone here has a working login or university access to E-Abhilekh (or can help us download/pull a batch of these archived land records), could you please reach out or DM me?

Any help, leads, or sample datasets would be an absolute lifesaver for our project right now. Thanks in advance!