×
NextGen Innovators Hackathon 2026
"Ignite the Tech Within"
EVENT STARTS IN
The NextGen Innovators Hackathon 2026 — powered by the Tarcin CodeAsthram platform — is a structured, automation-driven innovation program designed to evaluate and enhance students' competencies in logical thinking, problem-solving, and applied programming skills. Organized by the Department of Computer Science, Lady Doak College (Autonomous), Madurai, in association with Tarcin., Madurai.
The hackathon is conducted through a system-governed evaluation framework, ensuring fairness, transparency, consistency, and scalability across all participating institutions.
Tackle complex algorithmic challenges, enhancing logical thinking and computational efficiency.
Work together, learning peer programming, code review, and collaborative debugging.
Real-world problem statements that prepare students for technical interviews and software careers.
Team Lead registers & receives a unique Team ID via email.
Mandatory briefing on the CodeAsthram platform & evaluation rules.
Statements sent exclusively to Team Lead, who shares with team.
Code on CodeAsthram. Export Block XML + code file (.txt).
Final evaluation & Awards, Medals, Internship ceremony.
Unlock next set only after evaluation. Must solve sequentially.
Every submission assessed by predefined automated system uniformly.
Submit Team ID, Name, Problem ID + files. Exact match required.
Principal & Secretary
Lady Doak College (Autonomous)
Head & Associate Professor
Department of Computer Science
Asst. Dean of Academic Affairs (SF)
Associate Professor, Dept. of CS
Asst. Controller of Examinations (SF)
Associate Professor, Dept. of CS
Affiliated to Madurai Kamaraj University
Re-accredited A+ by NAAC (4th Cycle)
Madurai – 625002
Industry Partner & Technology Collaborator
Madurai, Tamil Nadu
Lady Doak College
BCMMT Hall, Lady Doak College Campus
Madurai – 625002
Only the Team Lead is authorized to complete the registration. Team members should not register independently.
Yes. Solutions may be submitted by any team member, provided all details (Team ID, Team Name, Problem ID) match registration data exactly, including capitalization, spelling, and formatting.
Only the Team Lead. All official communications are routed exclusively through the Team Lead, who is responsible for disseminating information within the team.
No. Teams must complete assigned problems sequentially. Progression to the next set is enabled only after successful evaluation of current submissions.
Participants are advised to submit only after complete verification. Duplicate or repeated submissions should be avoided as they may not be processed correctly by the system.
All queries should be routed through the assigned Volunteer / Mentor. Direct communication with the organizing team should be minimized. Mentors assist with process clarification, platform guidance, and general technical support — they will not provide direct solutions.
Through a predefined automated system to ensure uniformity and impartiality. Each problem is evaluated out of 50 marks across: Functional Correctness (20), Logical Structure (10), Code Quality (10), Optimization/Innovation (5), and Documentation (5).
Our dedicated volunteer and mentor team ensures every participant has the support they need throughout the hackathon.
Volunteer assignments will be communicated to all participants before the event. Contact your assigned mentor for any platform or process queries.
Results will be published here after evaluation is complete. Check back on 04 March 2026 after 3:00 PM.