Welcome to Gemini HackDays 2025 @ Government College of Engineering and Ceramic Technology (GCECT) — a 5-hour celebration of innovation, creativity, and collaboration!
Powered by Major League Hacking (MLH) and Google Gemini, this event brings together the brightest minds of our college to build, learn, and create real-world tech solutions in a fast-paced, friendly environment with the help of Google Gemini.

Over the course of the hack day, participants will brainstorm groundbreaking ideas, build prototypes, and showcase their projects to judges and peers. Whether it’s a web app, a data-driven tool, or a design that redefines simplicity — every idea counts, every line of code matters.

This event isn’t just about hacking — it’s about learning, experimenting, and sharing. You’ll gain hands-on experience, meet like-minded innovators, and get a taste of the MLH community spirit.
No matter your experience level, MLH Hack Days are your chance to explore, create, and make something awesome.

So grab your laptop, gather your team, and get ready to Innovate, Compete, and Create

Hackathon Sponsors

Prizes

1 non-cash prize
Best Use of Gemini API
1 winner

It’s time to push the boundaries of what's possible with AI using Google Gemini. Check out the Gemini API to build AI-powered apps that make your friends say WHOA. So, what can Gemini do for your hackathon project?

1. Understand language like a human and build a chatbot that gives personalized advice

2. Analyze info like a supercomputer and create an app that summarizes complex research papers

3. Generate creative content like code, scripts, music, and more

Think of the possibilities… what will you build with the Google Gemini API this weekend?

Get started -> https://mlh.link/gemini-quickstart

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

Praneetha Kotla

Praneetha Kotla
ERP Smartlabs

Judging Criteria

  • Innovation
    How original, bold, or inventive is the idea? Does it push the boundaries of conventional solutions or introduce a fresh approach?
  • Technical Execution
    How well is the technology implemented? Did the team use complex logic, APIs, or frameworks effectively and cleanly?
  • Design & User Experience
    Is the interface intuitive, visually appealing, and easy to navigate? Does the design complement the project’s purpose?
  • Theme
    How well does the project align with the event’s theme or challenge statement? Is it on-topic and well-justified?
  • Completion
    Is the project complete and functional within the given time? Does it deliver what the team promised in their submission?
  • "Wow"
    Does the project make everyone there feel “whoa”? — That extra spark of creativity, humor, or brilliance that stands out.

Questions? Email the hackathon manager

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