Chemathon
Chemathon
A hackathon-style event where teams submit a project abstract addressing a given problem statement theme. Shortlisted teams present their idea and solution via PowerPoint on the hackathon day, demonstrating it through a working prototype, physical model, digital simulation, video, or other suitable method, across two rounds of evaluation.
Secure Your Spot
Limited seats available. Registrations open soon.
- 1st Prize
- 2nd Prize
- 3rd Prize
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CHEMEvent Round Details
Teams present their idea and receive feedback from mentors.
- Teams must have 3 to 4 members.
- All teams must submit a project abstract before the deadline of 20/09/2026 (before 5 pm).
- Registered teams receive an email with the abstract submission link and further hackathon details.
- Shortlisted teams are notified by confirmation email on 23rd September 2026.
- Only shortlisted teams are eligible to proceed.
Teams present their refined solution before the final judging panel.
- Every team must present a PowerPoint presentation explaining their idea and solution.
- The method of demonstration is up to the team (working prototype, physical model, digital model/simulation, video, or other suitable method).
- The project must be relevant to the given problem statement themes.
- Evaluation is based on innovation, technical feasibility, relevance, sustainability, implementation, and presentation.
- All submitted work must be original; plagiarism or unfair practices may lead to disqualification.
- Participants must maintain proper discipline and professional conduct throughout the event.
- The decision of the judges will be final and binding.
CHEMChemathon
Chemathon
A hackathon-style event where teams submit a project abstract addressing a given problem statement theme. Shortlisted teams present their idea and solution via PowerPoint on the hackathon day, demonstrating it through a working prototype, physical model, digital simulation, video, or other suitable method, across two rounds of evaluation.
Secure Your Spot
Limited seats available. Registrations open soon.
- 1st Prize
- 2nd Prize
- 3rd Prize
Event Round Details
Teams present their idea and receive feedback from mentors.
- Teams must have 3 to 4 members.
- All teams must submit a project abstract before the deadline of 20/09/2026 (before 5 pm).
- Registered teams receive an email with the abstract submission link and further hackathon details.
- Shortlisted teams are notified by confirmation email on 23rd September 2026.
- Only shortlisted teams are eligible to proceed.
Teams present their refined solution before the final judging panel.
- Every team must present a PowerPoint presentation explaining their idea and solution.
- The method of demonstration is up to the team (working prototype, physical model, digital model/simulation, video, or other suitable method).
- The project must be relevant to the given problem statement themes.
- Evaluation is based on innovation, technical feasibility, relevance, sustainability, implementation, and presentation.
- All submitted work must be original; plagiarism or unfair practices may lead to disqualification.
- Participants must maintain proper discipline and professional conduct throughout the event.
- The decision of the judges will be final and binding.
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