JK Lakshmipat University's highly anticipated 'Hack JKLU 2.0' commenced today with an overwhelming response from students across the country. The hackathon received over 800 registrations, out of which 350 were shortlisted. Currently, there are 250+ participants on campus for the hackathon.
The opening ceremony took place in the amphitheatre at full capacity. The Vice-Chancellor Professor Dheeraj Sanghi, along with the professors of the university, performed the Saraswati Vandana to seek the blessings of the goddess of knowledge. During his speech, the Vice-Chancellor highlighted the significance of the hackathon and stated that they lead to solving great world problems. He also advised the students to take one step at a time and work towards their goals.
The hackathon started with absolute zeal and prowess, and all the teams have been distributed into three different rooms on the campus. The teams will work on their projects until the first evaluation, which will take place between 5 pm to 7 pm.
The 'Hack JKLU 2.0' is an open innovation hackathon and a platform for students to showcase their creativity and innovation. The event is an opportunity for participants to work on real-world problems and develop solutions to address them.
The hackathon will continue over the weekend, and the participants will work tirelessly to create innovative solutions. The winners of the hackathon will receive exciting prizes, including cash prizes and opportunities to showcase their projects to industry leaders.
We wish all the participants the best of luck and hope that 'Hack JKLU 2.0' will be a huge success!
About JK Lakshmipat University
JK Lakshmipat University was established in Jaipur, the capital city of Rajasthan, in the year 2011. The curriculum and pedagogy of the university emphasises experiential learning through projects. The University is sponsored by the J. K. Organisation.