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Create websites, web apps and digital solutions that tackle real problems or explore creative ideas.
Build. Play. Break limits.
A free in-person hackathon for school and college students
BashDelhi is a two-day in-person hackathon for school and college students to create, experiment, collaborate and show off their technical creativity.
It is free and beginners are welcome. Join with a team of two to four, and learn by building something real.
Two tracks, one weekend. Beginners are welcome in both.
Create websites, web apps and digital solutions that tackle real problems or explore creative ideas.
Design and build games, interactive experiences and playful projects with the tools you choose.
Technology and hackathons should be accessible to every student, whatever their experience.
Creativity, problem solving and practical projects, not just theory.
Connect with student developers across schools and colleges, and learn from each other’s projects.
Two days, start to finish, in person. Timings and the venue will be published once confirmed.
The hackathon begins and everyone gets the details.
Settle your team of two to four, pick a track and shape your idea.
Design and code your project with the tools you prefer.
Fix bugs, polish the details and get it ready to share.
Submit your project.
Projects are reviewed, results are announced and the community sees what everyone built.
Proposed dates, subject to confirmation of the organising team’s availability.
In person. Venue to be announced.
Start building early and show what you can make.
Turn what you are learning into a project you can share.
New to hackathons, web or game making? You are welcome here.
No. Taking part is free.
In person. The venue is still to be announced.
It is a two-day event on 5 and 6 December 2026, subject to confirmation of the organising team’s availability. Final schedules, rules, registration and judging details will be published once confirmed.
School and college students, including beginners.
Choose one of two tracks: web development or game development.
Yes. Each team has two to four participants.
Digital certificates and other recognition will follow published eligibility criteria. Prizes, mentors and partnerships will be announced only when confirmed.
We are aiming for 300 builders. The venue, registration details, rules and judging arrangements will be published once confirmed.