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Hack X VID-YOUTH: Where Bold Ideas Code the Future.

 Hack X VID-YOUTH 2026 | Innovation, Collaboration and Impact

The successful conclusion of Hack X VID-YOUTH 2026 marked a remarkable celebration of innovation, technology, and problem-solving. Hosted onsite at IET Lucknow, the hackathon brought together some of the brightest student minds who worked tirelessly to transform ideas into fully functional prototypes.
With more than 750 participants and over 250 team registrations, the event witnessed an extraordinary display of creativity, technical expertise, determination, and collaborative spirit. Fifteen outstanding teams advanced to the onsite round, where they coded from dawn to dusk to develop solutions addressing real-world challenges across diverse domains.

About the Event

Hack X VID-YOUTH 2026 provided an intensive platform for students to build, innovate, and solve meaningful problems through technology. The participating teams explored a wide range of areas, including artificial intelligence, healthcare, cybersecurity, blockchain, governance, and green energy.
From intelligent AI agents and secure blockchain applications to healthcare innovations and sustainable energy solutions, the projects reflected the growing potential of student innovators. Each prototype demonstrated thoughtful problem-solving, practical application, and a strong commitment to creating technology with social impact.
The hackathon was not merely a competition, but an immersive journey of learning, experimentation, teamwork, and perseverance. The long hours of coding, continuous ideation, rigorous testing, and collaborative effort showcased the passion and resilience of every participating team.

Jury and Mentorship

The Electrical Engineering Society extends its sincere gratitude to the esteemed jury panel—Mr. Akshay Kanchan, Mr. Nishant Pathak, Mr. Abhishek Bajpai, Mr. Atul Kumar Verma, and Mr. Parmanand Prajapati—for evaluating the innovative projects and providing valuable guidance and mentorship to the participants.
Their expertise, constructive feedback, and encouragement played an important role in helping the teams refine their ideas and present their solutions with greater clarity and confidence.

Results

Team Neural Nova emerged as the winner of Hack X VID-YOUTH 2026 with its exceptional innovation, execution, and impact. Team DhipyCare secured the runner-up position, setting an impressive benchmark through its remarkable concept and technical implementation.
The Electrical Engineering Society warmly congratulates both teams for their outstanding achievements and applauds all participants for their dedication and commendable efforts.
Hack X VID-YOUTH 2026 stands as a testament to the power of young minds, bold ideas, and purposeful technology. The Electrical Engineering Society extends heartfelt appreciation to all participants, mentors, jury members, organizers, and supporters who contributed to the success of this extraordinary event.
The hackathon may have come to an end, but the spirit of innovation continues to grow. Hack X VID-YOUTH 2026 has once again demonstrated that when creativity meets technology, student ideas can become powerful solutions for a better future.







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