About the challenge

Demo Student Hackathon 2026 is a student innovation challenge focused on building creative technology solutions for real-world problems.

Participants are encouraged to explore ideas in education, artificial intelligence, web development, mobile applications, and other emerging technologies.

The goal of this hackathon is to give students an opportunity to learn, experiment, collaborate, and turn their ideas into working prototypes.

Who can participate

This hackathon is open to eligible university students who meet the participation requirements.

Participants may work individually or in teams, depending on the team requirements defined by the organizers.

Get started

  1. Register for the hackathon.
  2. Choose a problem you want to solve.
  3. Design and build your solution.
  4. Prepare your project submission.
  5. Submit your project before the deadline.

Requirements

What to Build

Build a functional prototype, application, platform, or technology-based solution that addresses a real-world problem.

Projects may focus on areas such as education, artificial intelligence, productivity, web applications, or other innovative technologies.

What to Submit

Each submission should include:

  • Project name
  • Short project description
  • Detailed description of the problem and solution
  • Technologies used
  • Screenshots or images of the project
  • Demo video or live demo link, if available
  • Source code repository, if available
  • Team member information

Project Requirements

The project should be created during the hackathon period.

Participants should clearly explain what they built, how it works, and what problem it solves.

Hackathon Sponsors

Prizes

$3 in prizes
1st Prize
$2 in cash
1 winner

2nd Prize
$1 in cash
1 winner

Claude free about 1 year

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

Đàm Thị Phượng

Judging Criteria

  • Innovation
    How original and creative is the solution?
  • Technical Implementation
    How well is the project designed and implemented?
  • Impact & Usefulness
    How effectively does the project solve a real-world problem?
  • User Experience & Presentation
    How clear, usable, and well-presented is the project?

Questions? Email the hackathon manager

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