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A 9-hour hackathon exclusively for KSIT and KSSEM students where teams competed on real-world problem statements across Healthcare AI, Fintech/Fraud Detection, and Student Innovation.

The event focused on practical problem solving, team collaboration, and building deployable prototypes under time constraints.

Problem Statements

Explore the full statement details used in the event.

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About Event

Null Point hosted its first club workshop focused on Agentic AI, giving members a practical introduction to how modern AI systems move from simple prompts to coordinated, adaptive reasoning.

The workshop traced a clear progression: starting with a basic LLM call, adding memory for more context-aware responses, rebuilding the flow with LangChain for cleaner structure, and then exploring multi-agent approaches for more capable automation.

What We Explored

• Building a simple LLM call as the starting point
• Adding memory to make responses more context aware
• Recreating the workflow with LangChain for cleaner code
• Understanding supervised agents for controlled execution
• Exploring swarm systems for collaborative problem solving
• Discussing how agentic systems adapt to changing goals

Session Highlights

• Hands-on introduction to agentic workflows
• Clear comparison between static and dynamic AI systems
• Practical walkthrough of memory and orchestration patterns
• Insightful session led by Mr. Tejas Ravishankar of Ruzo AI

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A 5-hour mini hackathon to spot standout coders and spark innovation. Teams of 2–4 build a solution from scratch using problem statements revealed at kickoff, strengthening problem solving, collaboration, and our campus coding culture while identifying future club members.

The event saw 35+ teams and 130+ participants coming together to brainstorm, build, and solve real-world challenges through technology. The energy, creativity, and collaboration throughout the event made it truly memorable.

Problem Statements

• MedChart – Vitals Visualizer: Building a dashboard to visualize patient vitals and detect health trends.
• RouteMaster – Order Picker Optimization: Designing algorithms to optimize warehouse picking routes.
• SafeCampus – Disaster Preparedness: Creating a platform to guide students during emergency situations.
• AgriPulse – Precision Agriculture: Using soil data to recommend suitable crops and farming insights.

Event Highlights

• 5-hour intensive coding challenge
• 35+ teams and 130+ participants
• Team-based problem solving
• Real-world problem statement reveals
• Focus on healthcare, logistics, safety, and agriculture
• Opportunity for club membership

Results

The results are in! Quantum Shooters took first place among 35+ teams in a 5-hour sprint. View the full leaderboard with all top 10 teams.

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A beginner-focused talk for juniors outlining the DSA roadmap, showing how to set up LeetCode and HackerRank profiles, select a language, and approach core topics and patterns. The session shared a simple daily practice routine and tips to build confidence through consistent problem solving.

Topics Covered

• DSA learning roadmap for beginners
• Setting up LeetCode and HackerRank accounts
• Choosing the right programming language
• Core DSA topics and patterns
• Daily practice routines and strategies
• Building confidence through consistent problem solving

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