Initializing Heist Protocol
Initializing Heist Protocol
HackHive is a 12-hour hackathon organized by the SHAIDS (Studentsβ Hive Of Artificial Intelligence And Data Science ) Committee of Datta Meghe College of Engineering (DMCE), Airoli, aimed at providing undergraduate students with a platform to innovate, collaborate, and build impactful technology-driven solutions.
The event is structured to simulate real-world problem-solving environments where participants ideate, design, and develop solutions under time constraints while being evaluated by industry experts and experienced professionals. HackHive encourages students to explore emerging technologies, enhance practical skills, and gain exposure to project-based development and competitive innovation.
To simulate real-world problem-solving by having participants innovate, collaborate, and build impactful technology-driven solutions in a time-constrained environment.
To foster creativity, technical excellence, and teamwork, offering a competitive platform to showcase skills and connect with industry professionals.
Form your crew (3-4 members) and gather the vital intelligence (Problem Statements & Domains).
Submit the detailed project proposal (PPT) to gain access for the main operation.
Execute the 12-hour operation inside the "vault" (DMCE) to develop the functional solution.
Face the "experts" for evaluation and claim the total prize pool of βΉ27,000.
Enhance your practical skills and explore emerging tech by developing a functional solution in 12 hours.
Gain mentorship and exposure by having your project evaluated by top industry experts and professionals.
Compete for a share of the βΉ27,000 prize pool and earn domain-wise recognition for your technical excellence.
Choose Your Mission. Crack the Code. Win the Prize.
Transforming medical technology
Improving healthcare access through offline-first tools, digital records, and efficient grassroots health systems.
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Securing digital systems
Protecting users from digital threats using phishing detection, privacy tools, and deepfake awareness systems.
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Empowering everyday innovation
Simplifying daily life with smart tools for warranties, government schemes, and NGO coordination platforms.
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Phase 1 focuses on registrations and idea evaluation. Teams submit their ideas and presentations for screening.
Phase 2 is the final on-site hackathon where shortlisted teams participate in a full day of coding, mentoring, and presentations.
All operators arrive, credentials verified, mission access granted.
Initial coding phase where teams begin building their solutions.
Mentor guidance and review session. Strategic guidance, flaw detection, and optimization.
Lunch break. Operatives refuel before final execution phase.
Continuous coding and project refinement. Feature completion, debugging, and final system lockdown.
Final PPT presentation before judges. Teams present their solution and impact.
Winner announcement and prize distribution. Successful crews escape with rewards.
"The perfect heist isn't about the moneyβit's about making history."
Choose Your Target. Crack the Code. Win the Prize.
The Ultimate Loot
The ultimate reward for the team that cracks the toughest code.
Second Command
For the team that was just one step away from the vault.
For Every Hacker
Every participant who submits a valid project will be recognized. Your effort counts.
Build fast. Break limits. Ship something real. Every hackathon is a deadline with a dream.






When the odds are against us, that's when we shine the brightest.
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The event is open to students currently pursuing a Bachelor's Degree (Undergraduate) or Diploma Programs at a recognized institution.
Each team must consist of 3 to 4 members only.
All Domains and Problem Statements will be released on 30th January 2026.
The Project Proposal PPT submission deadline for the Online Shortlisting Round is 22nd February 2026, 11:59 PM.
A total of 27 teams will be shortlisted, which is 3 teams per problem statement.
Round 2 will be held on 6th March 2026 at the Datta Meghe College of Engineering, Airoli, and will last for 12 hours.
Yes, there is a mandatory entry fee of βΉ300 per team, applicable only for teams selected for the Offline Final Round (Round 2).
The total prize pool for HackHive is βΉ27,000.
Winners will be selected domain-wise, with 2 winning teams per domain, making a total of 6 winning teams.
No, team members must remain the same for both the Online Shortlisting Round (Round 1) and the Offline Final Hackathon Round (Round 2).