
TECH SANGAMAM 2026 Hackathon
Hosted by SIMATS Engineering
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About the event
TECH SANGAMAM Hackathon 2026 is a 24-hour hackathon organized by the IEEE Student Chapters of Computational Intelligence Society (CIS) and Engineering in Medicine & Biology Society (EMBS), SIMATS Engineering.
With the theme “Code to Circuits – Cells to Solution,” the event invites innovators, developers, and problem-solvers to collaborate, build innovative solutions, and address real-world challenges using emerging technologies.
Participants will have the opportunity to transform ideas into practical solutions while collaborating with like-minded innovators in an intensive 24-hour hackathon environment.
Events & highlights
A 24-hour innovation-focused hackathon bringing together students, developers, innovators, and problem-solvers to develop technology-driven solutions with real-world impact across engineering, healthcare, AI, IoT, and related domains.
Meet the organizer
SIMATS Engineering boasts a robust organizational structure, led by the Principal and supported by Deans overseeing various domains. Each Associate Dean is entrusted with specific portfolios aimed at enhancing, standardizing, and fostering growth in their respective areas. At SIMATS Engineering, we function as a close-knit family, committed to providing an optimal teaching-learning environment. Our focus is not only on motivating students towards research but also encouraging them to explore international opportunities and become confident, independent professionals. This supportive and forward-thinking approach ensures that our students are equipped to excel both locally and globally, much like your efforts in developing programs that align with industry needs.
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Code to Circuits – Cells to Solution
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