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MiniMol

MiniMol featured an intensive 8-hour development round in which participating teams conceptualized, designed, and developed functional prototypes and MVPs evaluated by mentors and judges.

Date
1 November 2026
Time
9:30 am – 6:10 pm
Venue
CC 301, NIT Jalandhar

That's a wrap! 8 hours of intense coding, prototyping, and pitching. Congratulations to all the winning teams!

Winners & Results

Main Track

Explore 3 Problem Statements

Open track for all year teams building innovative solutions.

Winner (1st Place)

Team Dev Ansh Pandey

₹4,000 Cash Prize · Direct Entry to HackMOL 8.0
1st Runner Up (2nd Place)

Team Md Zayan

₹2,500 Cash Prize · Club Induction Spots
2nd Runner Up (3rd Place)

Team Day_zero

₹1,500 Cash Prize · Club Induction Spots

Freshers Track

Explore 1 Problem Statement

Dedicated competitive track exclusively for first-year participants.

Winner

Team Data Crushers

₹2,000 Cash Prize · Club Induction Spots
Hackathon Challenges

Problem Statements Released

MiniMol featured 4 engineering problem statements across 2 competitive tracks: P2P Mobile Mesh Inference, HiveNet Distributed Storage, and Autonomous Intersection Control in the Main Track, plus the Reach Together Rideshare platform for Freshers.

Explore Problem Statements
Participants developing prototypes in CC 301 computer lab
Teams immersed in the 8-hour development sprint at CC 301.
Teams coding and collaborating with laptops and workstations
Collaborative problem-solving and software development in full swing.
Mentors and judges evaluating a team demonstration
Live project evaluation and pitch demonstration with GDGC mentors.

Prizes & Incentives

₹15,000 Prize Pool

₹10,000 in direct cash prizes awarded to top-performing teams.

Direct Entry to HackMOL 8.0

Winners secure guaranteed qualification to NIT Jalandhar's flagship hackathon.

15 GDGC Club Induction Spots

15 direct spots offered for upcoming GDGC NITJ club recruitments.

Stages & Timelines

09:30 AM – 10:30 AM

Problem Statement Release

Briefing, Q&A, and official release of competition problem statements.

10:00 AM – 01:00 PM

Development Begins

Participants commenced working and coding on their chosen problem statements.

01:00 PM – 02:00 PM

Lunch Break

Participants were given a lunch break.

02:00 PM – 05:00 PM

Development Resumes

Final sprint for prototyping, feature development, and testing.

05:00 PM – 05:30 PM

Submission

Teams submitted projects on the platform; shortlisted teams selected for evaluation.

05:30 PM – 06:00 PM

Final Pitching

Shortlisted teams delivered their live pitch and product demonstration to judges.

06:00 PM – 06:10 PM

Closing Ceremony

Final winners announced and prize awards distributed.

Rules & Guidelines

  1. All participants must complete their registration through the official event platform (Unstop).
  2. Teams must follow the announced problem statements, themes, and submission requirements.
  3. All submissions must be original. Plagiarism or misrepresentation of work may lead to disqualification.
  4. Participants must comply with the event schedule and submit their projects before the announced deadline.
  5. Teams must be prepared to demonstrate their solutions and explain their implementation during evaluation.
  6. Participants must maintain professional conduct and respect fellow participants, mentors, volunteers, and judges.
  7. The organizers reserve the right to resolve disputes and take action in cases of rule violations, subject to the published competition guidelines.