Frequently Asked Questions

CODE RED ‘24 is a 24-hour hackathon where we'll be solving real-world problems. Also remember caffeine is our co-founder, sleep is for the weak, and innovation is for the wickedly brilliant.

CODE RED ‘24 is all set to be hosted at
BMS Institute of Technology and Managament, Yelahanka

It is scheduled on the 13^th and 14^th of JANUARY 2024

CODE RED ‘24 is a hybrid hackathon, where preliminary round will be conducted completely online. The Main Hackathon will be conducted in
BMSIT&M campus

A team can have a minimum of 3 and a maximum of 4 participants.

We don't care if your GPA is higher than your daily caffeine intake or if you once wrote an essay on the philosophical implications of pizza toppings as long as you're a student pursuing any undergraduate course, you're in!

While we appreciate your ambition, unfortunately, one genius per team. We're not quite ready for parallel universes... yet!

While there are no technical restrictions on the usage of packages, libraries, and modules, the primary focus during the final evaluation will be on the significance of your contribution to the overall project

Yes, Wi-Fi access will be shared with all participants.

Feel free to code in any language you fancy. We believe in linguistic liberation—no language restrictions here. Whether you're fluent in Python, proficient in Java, or even speak binary, your code is welcome to join the multilingual party!

No need to check off a skill list to enter the hackathon—it's not a grocery store. However, we've got our fingers crossed for a dazzling display of innovation. Think of it as a creativity party—BYO (Bring Your Own) ingenuity, and let's code up a storm!

The solution may include the use of open-source software, but they should ensure that:
(a) They comply with applicable licenses,
(b) The applicable license terms should not require the release, disclosure, or distribution of any part of the Application back to the open-source community or any third party under any circumstances.

No, the participants are responsible for covering their own travel expenses.

You will be required to demonstrate your project and share your work progress several times during the event. These demonstrations will be considered for grading and Evaluation.

We prefer participants to carry their own devices and tools for the event. If required, arrangements for computer facilities can be made on the campus.

Worried about losing motivation? Fear not! We've got more energy than a caffeinated squirrel and more fun than a monkey with a keyboard. Boredom says goodbye at
CODE RED ‘24.

Yes! We will be following the Code of Conduct.
TLDR: Be respectful.

You can email us to any questions you still have.