A 24-hour National-Level Hackathon
powered by Odoo and open source.
Where code meets creativity. A 24-hour sprint where talent meets technology and innovation knows no bounds.
The Odoo × Indus University Hackathon '26 is more than just a competition. It's a high-octane 24-hour coding hackathon that brings together developers, designers, innovators, and industry experts to build impactful, real-world business solutions on the power of open source.
This is your golden opportunity to showcase your coding skills, tackle surprise problem statements, and craft groundbreaking solutions from scratch all in a single, electrifying sprint. Participants collaborate in a high energy environment, receive live mentorship from Odoo professionals and push the boundaries of modern business technology. Whether you're a full stack developer, AI enthusiast, UI/UX designer, fresher, or a first time hacker with just passion to fuel you this platform is built for you to create, deploy, and innovate.
Join the Odoo × Indus Hackathon to connect with a diverse community of developers, innovators, and industry professionals, while collaborating on real world challenges. Engage with experienced mentors and Odoo experts, exchange ideas, and build meaningful professional relationships. This is your chance to expand your network, gain visibility among the right people, and open doors to future collaborations, internships, and career opportunities.
Build functional, end-to-end solutions for real-world industry problems using modern tools and technologies. Translate ideas into working products by designing workflows, writing code, and implementing practical features. Experience how real applications are planned, developed, and refined under real constraints. Strengthen your problem-solving and development skills by building solutions that matter.
Deploy your project with confidence by ensuring it is reliable and scalable. Test your solution in real-world conditions and prepare it for actual users. Monitor performance, refine features, and improve continuously. Transform your code into a production-ready solution.
Fair play, innovation, and collaboration define the competition.
Teams must consist of a minimum of 1 and a maximum of 4 members. Cross-institution teams are allowed.
Only the team leader needs to register. Team members must accept the invitation after registration confirmation.
All submissions must be developed during the hackathon period. Pre built or reused projects are not allowed.
Round 1 is an online qualification round. Shortlisted teams advance to the offline final round at the campus.
Any open source libraries or APIs used must be properly credited.
Participants must maintain professional behavior and respect fellow participants, mentors, and organizers.
Late submissions will not be evaluated under any circumstances.
Projects will be evaluated based on innovation, feasibility, technical implementation, and presentation quality.
At Odoo, we value your skills, more than your resume. You'll never get bored!
Use real-time or dynamic data sources, and avoid relying on static JSON unless it’s for initial prototyping.
Create a responsive and clean UI with a consistent color scheme and layout.
Validate user input robustly to ensure system stability and security.
Use intuitive navigation with proper menu placement and spacing for an effortless user experience.
Use version control (Git) properly; one member managing the repo is not enough. Collaborative work is key.
Ability to design backend APIs, model data, and set up a local database for a complete solution.
Understand AI/code snippets thoroughly before using them; don't blindly copy-paste without adaptation.
Plan for offline or local solutions and don’t rely entirely on internet connectivity or cloud tools.
Use trendy technologies only if they add real value to your project, avoiding unnecessary complexity.
Meet the Faculty Coordinators at Odoo X Indus Hackathon’26
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HoD-CSE, IITE
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HoD-CSE, IITE
Program Coordinator
The visionaries and builders behind Odoo x Indus Hackathon '26.
Rewarding the brilliant minds who push the boundaries of innovation.
Join us at the prestigious Indus Institute of Technology and Engineering
Indus University,
Rancharda, Via: Shilaj,
Ahmedabad - 382
115
Gujarat, India
April 4 – 5, 2026 | 9:00 AM onwards
Indus University Campus Map
Join 500+ Innovators, 24-Hour of Coding, Infinite Possibilities.
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A competitive coding event where participants solve real world business and technical challenges using development skills, problem solving, and teamwork.
Students, fresh graduates, and coding enthusiasts who meet eligibility requirements mentioned in the event guidelines.
Yes, registration is typically free but mandatory through the official hackathon platform.
No. Basic programming and problem-solving skills are sufficient; learning resources are usually shared before the event.
Generally up to 4 members per team.
Yes, individual registration may be allowed, but teams are encouraged.
The team leader needs to register first and then invite team members to register.
Registration Process
Yes, participants need GitHub for identity verification and project submission.
Problem statements are typically revealed during the hackathon rounds and not before.
Most Odoo hackathons follow: Online virtual coding round, then shortlisting of teams, followed by the final onsite hackathon round.
No. Solutions must be developed during the official event timeline.
Participants can choose suitable technologies, but using dynamic data, proper UI/UX, and structured backend logic is recommended.
Yes, but participants must understand the code they submit. Blind copy paste may lead to penalties.
Yes. Proper version control and collaboration practices are expected.
Judging typically considers: Problem understanding, Innovation, Technical implementation, UI/UX design, and Team collaboration.
No. Jury decisions are final.
Usually no travel allowance is provided unless explicitly mentioned by organizers.
Participants retain ownership, but organizers may showcase projects for promotion.
Yes. Participants generally consent to media coverage during registration.
Support channels or mentors are usually available through the event platform or communication groups.