About the challenge

Google Developer Groups on Campus (GDGoC) are student-led technology communities that build developer ecosystems at universities worldwide. GDG on Campus – Waseda University (Tokyo) and GDG on Campus – VTU (Belagavi) are active, established chapters in Japan and India respectively — but opportunities for their students to collaborate directly on technical work have so far been limited.

GDGoC Summer DevSprint 2026 changes that: a 3-day international hackathon where students from both chapters form mixed teams and ship real, deployable projects together.

Get started

Dive into a team consisted of 4 members (2 from GDGoC Waseda and 2 from GDGoC VTU) and spend the next days learning and developing together throghout series of workshops and mentoring. Participants will be given 3 days to develop a project and present their work at the end of the third day.

Requirements

What to Build

The hackathon aims to develop technology-driven solutions addressing local issues faced by participants from both GDGoC Waseda and GDGoC VTU such as sustainability, waste management, etc.

Hackathon Sponsors

Prizes

1 non-cash prize
Atlas credits
1 winner

Atlas credits based on winning category.

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

Srushti Raybhoge

Srushti Raybhoge
Google Developer Expert in Firebase

Farhan Morshed

Farhan Morshed
Founder and CEO of Cognisor AI

S Athreya Uppili

S Athreya Uppili
Sr. developer at a major FAANG company

Subah Wadhwani

Subah Wadhwani
Founder and CEO of AtomicGrowth

ANONOMUS IN

ANONOMUS IN

ANONYMOUS JP

ANONYMOUS JP

Saumya Shah

Judging Criteria

  • Innovation & Originality
    Uniqueness of the idea and creativity of the approach to the problem statement. [20%]
  • Technical Implementation
    Quality, functionality, and technical depth of the working prototype/demo. [30%]
  • UI/UX
    Usability, interface design, and overall user experience of the solution. [15%]
  • Business Potential
    Real-world relevance, scalability, and practicality of the solution. [20%]
  • Presentation & Communication
    Clarity, structure, and confidence of the team's Devpost submission and demo/pitch. [15%]

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