SP Jain Global launches its first Hackathon; Exciting rewards for winners

The Global Hackathon 2022 is an initiative by the students of SP Jain’s Bachelor of Data Science (BDS) program.

SP Jain Global Hackathon 2022

SP Jain School of Global Management has commenced the registration process for its annual Global Hackathon 2022. This first-of-its-kind event will take place on April 22 (3 PM to 5 PM) via HackerRank and is open to students aged 16-19 years.

SP Jain Global Hackathon: Exciting rewards for winners

SP Jain School of Global Management has organized this event young coding enthusiasts and tech wizards from across the country to test their skills, develop innovative solutions and solve real-world challenges. The top three contestants will receive exciting rewards from SP Jain Global.

According to the official press release, Dr Abhijit Dasgupta, Director of SP Jain’s Bachelor of Data Science (BDS) program, “Technology is one of the biggest drivers of change in our world today; it has the power to shape our future for the better. Our Global Hackathon aims to become a platform for talented young minds to come together and learn to code and find innovative solutions to real-life problems.”

“While participants will be coding their way through a series of obstacles of varying difficulty levels, at the end of the day, we want them to enjoy themselves and fuel their passion for computer science. We are thrilled to create a platform for young students to showcase their skills and encourage more students to participate,” the Director said.

Global Hackathon 2022, an initiative by students

The Global Hackathon 2022 is an initiative by the students of SP Jain’s Bachelor of Data Science (BDS) program. The 3-year full-time undergraduate program is designed to prepare graduates who can conduct data-driven investigations and visual and advanced analytics by acquiring and managing data of all types. Through this program, students will develop an in-depth understanding of data science and the techniques for analysing quantitative and qualitative data to arrive at solutions, the press note informed.

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