Open now and recently finished, 2026
Every hackathon open on Wooble right now, from companies hiring on Wooble, colleges running their own and Wooble itself, plus the ones that finished in the last 90 days and who won them.
Most are online hackathons that students anywhere in India can enter; a college's own event can hold its rounds in person on campus. There is no entry fee for any of them.
10 open now · 12 recently finished
Open hackathons that stop taking entries in the next 7 days.
WeMakeDevs and DevTools Academy · Challenge
Connect an AI agent to team chat using Switch and build a workflow where people and AI agents work together to complete real tasks. Compete for $10,000 in prizes.
Fularani Foundation · Challenge
Define what hospital-grade care at home should actually mean. Build an evidence-based, measurable standard for home healthcare and design a research framework that can prove whether that standard is being met.
Nursio Innovation Pvt Ltd · Challenge
Build the future of home healthcare! 🏥 Use IoT, Full Stack or AI/ML to sense, predict & respond before a crisis. No hardware needed. Solve a real problem, showcase your skills, win from a ₹10K prize pool & get noticed for career opportunities.
MyGov / Innovate India · Challenge
Digital Shram Sankalp is a national-level Ideathon by the Ministry of Labour & Employment in collaboration with MyGov, inviting innovative ideas to enhance eShram, National Career Service (NCS), and Shram Suvidha through AI, data-driven solutions, accessibility, and digital…
Adobe · Challenge
Build a real Adobe Express engineering solution that tests how intelligently a design can adapt across different canvas sizes.
ISRO · Challenge
Build a Diffusion-Based AI system that predicts future cloud movement from past INSAT satellite images to enable accurate short-term weather forecasting.
Google DeepMind · Challenge
Build an autonomous coding agent by post-training Gemma 4 to navigate complex codebases, identify software issues, and generate reliable code fixes.
Programs · Challenge
Build a secure AI governance platform that detects unauthorized AI usage, prevents sensitive data leaks, and enables safe adoption of Generative AI in organizations.
NASA · Challenge
Join the NASA Space Apps Challenge '26, the world's largest global hackathon, to solve real-world Earth and space challenges using NASA's open data. Collaborate with innovators worldwide on 14–15 November 2026, submit your project through the official NASA platform.
Indian Army Terrier Cyber Quest 2026 · Challenge
Terrier Cyber Quest 2026 is a national-level cybersecurity and defence technology challenge by the Indian Army, bringing together students, cybersecurity professionals, ethical hackers, armed forces personnel, and researchers. Participants can compete in the Bughunting track…
Hackathons that closed in the last 90 days. Where the results are out, the winners are listed and the full results are a click away.
Closed ·
by My gov
Closed ·
by Wooble
Closed ·
by YouNoodle
Results out ·
by Wooble
Winner: POOJARI NAGASHIVA
See the results →Results out ·
by Wooble
Winner: JUJARE ANIRUDH KARTHIK NITANP
See the results →Results out ·
by Wooble
Winner: Navadeep Maganti
See the results →Closed ·
by Arduino S.R.L.
Closed ·
by STPI Electropreneur Park, BBSR
Closed ·
by Odisha Knowledge Corporation Limited
Closed ·
by STPI EmTeK
Closed ·
by Cognizant Technology Solutions Corporation
Results out ·
by Wooble
Winner: Bhanu Sanikommu
See the results →Hackathons colleges run on Wooble, each event with its problem statements, schedule and results on one page.
Anyone with a free Wooble account, whether you're a student or already working. Some college hackathons are for that college's own students, and the college confirms who its students are before it declares results. Each hackathon's page says whether you enter alone or as a team, and how big a team can be.
No. There is no entry fee for any hackathon on Wooble. A hackathon run on another platform follows that platform's rules, and submitting your work on Wooble is still free.
Most run online, so you can take part from anywhere in India. A round can also be held in person, such as a college's finale on its campus; the hackathon's page says which, and where.
Yes. Hackathons hosted on other platforms are listed here too: you compete on the original platform, then submit on Wooble for a permanent, verifiable record of your work.
Where a hackathon offers one, a verifiable participation certificate is issued the moment you submit. A college running its own hackathon can also issue certificates in its own design to everyone on a submitted entry, with a separate design for winners.
Each entry is scored against the judging criteria published on the hackathon's page, by the host's own judges or Wooble's reviewers, and often by more than one. Invited judges see a short entry ID instead of your name. Once the host declares results, the winners are published on the hackathon's results page.
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