How it works
From conversation to hackathon.
A clear process, an agreed scope and a written split of responsibilities — so everyone on your side knows exactly what's expected of them, and what isn't.
- Process
- 5 steps
- Your contact
- One, throughout
- Formats
- Online · Offline · Hybrid
- Ends with
- A post-event report
The process
Five steps. Both sides know their part.
Each step lists what we need from your college and what you get from us. Most of the work sits on our side.
01
Tell us what you want to build
Your college shares its objectives, audience, scale and preferred theme.
- From your college
- Objectives, rough dates, expected scale, a point of contact.
- From Dev Syndicate
- A first conversation and honest questions about what will work.
02
We design the format
We recommend the event structure, timeline and engagement model.
- From your college
- Feedback on the recommendation and internal approvals.
- From Dev Syndicate
- A proposed format, timeline, responsibilities and scope.
03
We build the ecosystem
Marketing, participants, judges, mentors, sponsors and operational infrastructure.
- From your college
- Venue and infrastructure confirmation, on-campus communication.
- From Dev Syndicate
- Branding, outreach, registrations, mentor and judge panels.
04
We run the hackathon
Registration, submissions, evaluation, communication and event operations.
- From your college
- Faculty coordination and access on the day.
- From Dev Syndicate
- The run-of-show, participant support, judging and results.
05
You get the outcome
Projects, participation insights, engagement metrics and a professional post-event report.
- From your college
- Nothing more — the report comes to you.
- From Dev Syndicate
- Report, certificates and a project showcase you can use.
Who does what
You bring the campus. We handle the execution.
The division of work is agreed up front, so nobody on your side is surprised by what lands on their desk.
Your college
6 items- Venue
- Institutional coordination
- Faculty point of contact
- Internal approvals
- On-campus communication
- Required infrastructure
Dev Syndicate
11 items- Event strategy
- Branding
- Marketing
- Registration
- Participant outreach
- Judges
- Mentors
- Evaluation
- Technology platform
- Event coordination
- Post-event reporting
Getting started
What happens after you get in touch.
No commitment until you've seen a proposal and taken it through your internal approvals.
Plan Your Hackathon01
You send a request
A short form about your institution, objectives and the event you have in mind.
02
We review it
We read through the details and prepare questions before we talk.
03
A quick call
We discuss goals, audience, dates and constraints — and what's realistic.
04
A written proposal
Format, timeline, scope, responsibilities and cost, so you can take it for approval.
Timing
How early to start.
Our recommended planning windows. Shorter timelines can sometimes work — share your dates and we'll tell you honestly what's feasible.
Campus hackathon
6–8weeks before
Enough time for branding, campus outreach, registrations and a mentor panel.
National or industry-led
10–12weeks before
Room for wider outreach, industry judges, sponsors and multi-stage screening.
Start the conversation
Let's build something worth putting your campus behind.
Tell us what you have in mind. We'll understand your requirements, recommend an event structure and get back to you for a quick discussion.
Or call Ashutosh Sharma on +91 99042 60348 · connect on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)
