DevQueens Hackathon is an initiative designed to empower and encourage women developers to build innovative technology solutions. This hackathon provides a collaborative environment where participants can learn, build, and showcase their skills while solving real-world problems.
Co-hosted by HackUnion, the event brings together aspiring developers, mentors, and industry professionals to create impactful projects and foster a supportive tech community.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced developer, DevQueens Hackathon is the perfect opportunity to build, experiment, and connect.
Women-Only Participation: This is a women-only hackathon. All participants must identify as women.
Team Composition: All team members must be women. Mixed-gender teams will not be eligible to participate.
Team Size: Teams can consist of 2 to 4 participants.
Build During Hackathon: All projects must be built during the official hackathon hacking period.
No Early or Late Development: Starting development before the hackathon begins or continuing development after the hacking period ends will lead to disqualification.
Use of Libraries and APIs: Participants may use open-source libraries, APIs, and frameworks, but the core implementation must be developed during the hackathon.
Original Work Required: Plagiarism, previously built projects, or copied work will result in disqualification.
Code of Conduct: All participants must follow the event Code of Conduct and maintain a respectful and inclusive environment.
👉 https://hackunion.in/coc
Participants are free to build projects in any domain that creates a meaningful impact. Suggested tracks include:
AI & Machine Learning: Build intelligent systems, AI-powered tools, chatbots, or automation platforms.
Web & Mobile Development: Create innovative web applications, platforms, or mobile-first solutions.
Social Impact: Develop solutions that address real-world challenges such as education, healthcare, sustainability, or community support.
Developer Tools: Build tools, platforms, or resources that help developers improve productivity and workflow.
Open Innovation:Any creative idea that solves a problem or improves people's lives.
To successfully submit your project, teams must provide the following:
All submissions must be completed through the official hackathon submission platform before the deadline.
Projects will be evaluated based on the following criteria:
The DevQueens Hackathon offers a total prize pool of ₹35,000 to recognize the most innovative and impactful projects built during the event.
🥇 1st Place – ₹15,000
Certificate, winner recognition, and exclusive hackathon swag.
🥈 2nd Place – ₹10,000
Certificate and hackathon swag.
🥉 3rd Place – ₹7,000
Certificate and hackathon swag.
🎖 Best Beginner Hack – ₹3,000
Special prize for the best project built by beginner participants.
🎁 Swag & Goodies
Participants will also have the opportunity to receive exclusive swag and goodies from our community partners and sponsors.
📜 Participation Certificates
All participants who successfully submit a project will receive a digital certificate of participation.
Locations have different requirements for who can attend. This location is open to the following:
| Time | Activity |
|---|---|
| 08:30 AM – 09:30 AM | Check-in & Registration |
| 09:30 AM – 10:30 AM | Opening Ceremony |
| 10:45 AM – 05:00 PM | Hacking Period |
| 05:00 PM – 06:00 PM | Project Judging |
| 06:00 PM – 07:00 PM | Winners Announcement & Closing Ceremony |
Discord: https://discord.gg/3rutJ8USPd
Who can participate?
This hackathon is open only to participants who identify as *women.
How big can teams be?
Teams can consist of 2 to 4 participants.
Do I need to have a team before registering?
No. You can register individually and form teams during the hackathon.
Do I need prior hackathon experience?
Not at all! Beginners are highly encouraged to participate.
Can we use open-source tools or APIs?
Yes, you can use open-source libraries, APIs, and frameworks. However, the core implementation must be built during the hackathon.
Do I need to submit a demo?
Yes. Every project must include a demo video explaining the project.
HackUnion empowers students to transform ideas into real-world projects through collaborative learning, guided build sprints, and a strong community-driven ecosystem in partnership with Lords Skill Academy.