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0:00AI AI. So impra
0:27zero fin
0:30backto back three losses.
0:32>> [music]
0:45[music]
0:45>> one week before the final.
0:48Do you think you can defeat us with this
0:58>> [music]
1:06>> evaluator perspective. Uh it's not about
1:09how the prototype is working.
1:13[music]
1:17[music]
1:22Hi everyone, I'm Deepipika from Codent
1:24Academy. So I'm a 2024 Smart India
1:27hackathon winner. So smart hackathon
1:30seasons
1:44and cons
1:51global hackathon winner 2022 smart India
1:54hackathon champion three times SH
1:56evaluator 23 24 and 25,000 plus national
2:00hackathon winners
2:02and 25,000 plus students mentor. He is
2:06none other than our founder of code
2:08academy.
2:10Welcome.
2:12Hi, it's my absolute pleasure and I
2:15think the podcast
2:18and a host who herself is a smart
2:20winner.
2:23So yeah, I'm ready.
2:32>> [music]
2:42>> Okay.
2:49So
2:51students
2:53so what is your take on this?
2:55>> Okay. So I think most important question
3:09or simple examp
3:44You have to keep it planned.
4:03and structured, patient and consistency
4:08in our perspective
4:10computer science students
4:17I think we are back three four years
4:19absolutely
4:25so what's more important idea correct
4:28>> and the idea problem solve
4:30and the problem.
4:38Okay.
4:44So anyone can participate and
4:49department. So and across college
4:54student
4:57civil student
5:00and it's not just about engineering art
5:02students
5:08right everyone can have an idea so wrong
5:10perception
5:14and I
5:27So I think
5:34very nice perspective actually
5:40it's a very good perspective actually.
5:42So next moving on. So,
5:46SP registration,
5:49college registration
6:09question last
6:19Spark registration
6:24registration
6:28single point of contact basically
6:34department
6:38but official register
6:42Only then you can participate. Okay.
7:05mainly colleges. I feel that students
7:08has to take the responsibility college
7:11to make sure they register as a SP.
7:27Yeah, I think SPC doubts I think I
7:31cleared it.
7:32>> Okay guys, SPC registration is very
7:34must. So
7:37okay
7:39students
7:43so what is the team size? Is there any
7:45particular restrictions?
7:49Yeah. So normally smart
7:53six members max
7:56eligibility students count
8:17it's on your hands. Okay. So in the team
8:19formation one of the major role is at
8:21least one girl has to be there.
8:28So basically team particip
8:34and normally all girls team are allowed.
8:36So six girls
8:42at least one girl has to be
8:45and in the six members are always
8:48crucial or team formation team eligility
8:51and short list
9:01and at least five people have to be
9:02there in the final
9:06So keep that in mind.
9:12Okay.
9:23strategy
9:30driving.
9:35So what's your take on this? So I think
9:38one of the most asked question
9:48and fear of failure.
9:51So to participate
9:54so six member team we had two girls and
9:56four boys. So combination so that they
9:59are also comfortable overall team
10:07form
10:09skill is second first is coordination I
10:13have seen
10:16last developer
10:37and by the meantime I've seen teams
10:49more powerful. Okay, first thing is
10:51learning. Okay,
10:56I lost my first three
11:05and different teams. Okay. Okay.
11:12Right. I learned from those mistakes.
11:18Fear of failure.
11:34You just get into hackathon
11:39and hackathon is not just coding and
11:41building a product
11:44leadership.
11:53I think team formation is more about
11:56coordination and working interest skills
12:01will go on its way. I think. Yeah. Okay.
12:09Write problem statement
12:14problem.
12:31Open
12:32problem statement. So in the open
12:35problem statement
12:37problem
12:48for like next three months
12:53a right problem statement is very
12:54important. So right problem statements.
12:59Yeah, I think uh most of it problem.
13:05So the main thing problem statement
13:06selection
13:08most
13:29when you know your team skills Right.
13:41There are ideas
13:4416 170
13:48submissions. Basically problem statement
13:51500 submissions.
13:57So 500 max 160 problem statements more
14:01than 120 problem statements.
14:06So tough problem statement, easy problem
14:09statement
14:12and
14:15I have seen teams present
14:26and compet
14:28so they will be losing that. I have seen
14:30many teams like that simple ide
14:42based on just okayist
15:02basically simple
15:18but not about pitching later part of
15:22session but I think this is what we have
15:25to focus while selecting on the problem
15:27statement not just is it easy or hard
15:33it has higher chance for taking you to
15:35the next level
15:36>> and also
15:45problem statement
15:54from what you have told. Yeah, I think
15:56it's
16:04paying for posting my problem statement.
16:11Why should I announce
16:12perspective for student perspective?
16:21Two teams more
16:26zero winners.
16:28Zero winners,
16:32zero fin2.
16:35We had around 500 600 problem statements
16:37hard around 200 plus problem statements.
16:40Zero finalists
16:43and most of it were extremely complex
16:48deep problem statements problem
16:51statements had zero finalists
16:54problem statement was an extremely hard
16:56one alternative but we knew we could
16:58build it somehow we took it we had
17:02minimal submissions around I think
17:04problem statement 500 submission they
17:06had around 92 something
17:12but I think we shouldn't expect that
17:14every problem statement is going to have
17:16a winner or every problem statement is
17:17going to have a finalist so simple logic
17:20and the problem
17:24finational
17:37so
17:49and I think
17:52three hackathon failures
17:56I think it's a very good question to ask
17:57and the failures
18:01so first thing smart 2020
18:05smart
18:07people
18:18as I became an eved
18:33for the finals. Okay.
18:37template.
18:39Oh, so my didn't make me aware.
18:44So this is one major mistake I learned.
18:46So
18:49template template.
19:04Okay.
19:10Second thing, TNSA 2020
19:13is basically students.
19:19I want every one of you to check that.
19:24Okay.
19:38problem
19:44over features. Okay.
19:58Realization, right? So don't over
20:03basically
20:05prototype.
20:10Third thing
20:14we got short listed for top 50 worldwide
20:17teams worldwide top 50
20:22top 15 short list US finals.
20:26>> Okay. So we built basically a car voice
20:29assistant. So 128 languages
20:54one point difference we couldn't get
20:55into the finals.
21:06Okay.
21:08So
21:11better research
21:16problem.
21:18So I felt that
21:25okay if I had spent even more time on
21:27the research.
21:35So
21:38if you know official for make sure
21:43and problem understand
21:55made sure that I won seven hackathons
21:57backto back state national including
22:00smart hackathon 2022
22:04stage I think These three failures
22:06taught me a lot.
22:12It was fire.
22:15It's not just about building.
22:39Yep. Very nice smooth transition.
22:47So and also apart from this
22:54it's not a small
22:56huge thing to do. Okay. [snorts]
23:02So coming back to smart India hackathon
23:05again next step the internal hackathon.
23:07So in the internal
23:22access
23:24team
23:30which means that intern
23:43problem.
23:55Yeah. So I think
24:04I think
24:08top
24:14So students
24:27top 45 teams and five weight list.
24:35So last years maybe
24:4750% prototype
24:52expect.
24:58>> So the goal is don't just focus on the
25:00prototype. So
25:03import
25:06down to 20 to 30%
25:12request
25:15all about prototype.
25:25Build this product for me.
25:33This is first thing. Second thing is
25:36full architecture.
25:55It can collapse anytime. Correct.
25:58we can't say
26:04right.
26:07So for the internal hackathon focus on
26:10system design product architecture.
26:13Third thing presentation
26:40college and
26:44It was a hackathon.
26:55Okay.
27:00They have no idea. Okay.
27:05Right.
27:10It's okay to be 50%
27:13but
27:15right absolutely
27:16>> so this is what evaluators will expect
27:21mostly teachers
27:23they bring experts for eval
27:29It's a psychological game.
27:37Okay. So as simple as possible.
27:46So you have to plan more for how you are
27:48conveying about your product. Right.
27:53Confidence. proper prototype, proper
27:55structure.
27:57Negatives.
27:59So these are all all things will make a
28:02proper game play, not just prototype.
28:09So yeah, so it's all about the right
28:11idea. It's not about
28:20Yeah,
28:25let's
28:31So what's the next step?
28:39And it also ask for increder
29:17elimination.
29:19Correct. Correct. Problem statement.
29:22Normally they have three evaluators.
29:24Evaluator will be bringing that down
29:26from 500 to 250. 250 to 100.
29:31He will be shortlisting.
29:40First thing official for
30:02right so don't modify the template Okay.
30:20With having so many tools that can make
30:22it better
30:30and it should be powerful. This is my
30:32productive
30:39onetop network authentication system. So
30:44it adds more value. Okay.
30:50It doesn't make sense. So make sure your
30:53PP conveys.
30:56This is first thing. Second thing video
30:58link additional documents and video
31:00link.
31:03Okay.
31:12Normally partners with TCS mostly they
31:16have an evaluation channel. Okay.
31:21And
31:24so they barely spend 3 minutes to 5
31:26minutes.
31:33Okay.
31:37Depends on the Okay.
31:45But having a video is always an
31:47advantage.
31:48structured
31:57and 2 minutes max.
32:06Oh my god.
32:12So that adds value
32:16and add models to market strategy
32:23gives an overall package.
32:27Okay.
32:34Okay. Okay.
32:36shortly and the thing is
32:40last year
32:47I'll make sure that
32:57okay no matter how much you request you
32:58cannot submit again right
33:02so make sure
33:05mm Okay. Okay. And college management
33:08has to pressure the students and
33:13so I think this is what with respect to
33:15eval
33:22super nice okay
33:30next
33:34Top five team
33:46days
33:51across India 40 to 50 locations and
33:54different states.
34:03So also
34:09transport.
34:14So
34:162022
34:26I top topd
34:49Yeah. Okay. I think
34:54so I think
34:58so main thing finals. So Delhi finals
35:03end part of the story.
35:10Okay. Short snaps. Okay. January 2022
35:23Smart India
35:252022 January problem. So we took one of
35:28the hardest problem statement OTP
35:30alternative OT one time handshake.
35:34So basically problem statement low
35:53and two girls we got in our team. Okay.
35:56So super
36:06Not 45.
36:09It was the highest participated
36:10hackathon 75.
36:19So finals
36:26ideafation
36:51There was a horrific incident in UP.
36:53Okay.
37:00The mother is blind. Okay. The girl was
37:02being harassed and murdered by four
37:04goons.
37:07So she has been harassed and she has
37:10been murdered. Okay. So
37:14what happened? The police burned the
37:17body of the girl and
37:20because these four were politically
37:23powerful people. Okay. So the
37:25politically powerful people
37:30the public beat them up and
37:36I felt I think the public has more power
37:38certain times. Right.
37:42Correct.
37:50[snorts]
37:52So public.
38:08She has to tap on SOS.
38:24roughly 10 to 15 minutes
38:27and that 15 minutes the most precious
38:30time of the girls fight right and in the
38:3215 minutes
38:34we brought it down to 250 milliseconds
38:36faster than a blink of an eye concept
38:39octus
38:43means
38:45protecting protecting us across all
38:49so people around the world will be
38:50alerted not just the police
38:58Okay.
39:17Okay.
39:21I boarded my juniors in my team. So one
39:24is one is and is my co-founder now
39:28both of us have been doing it together
39:30and the journey started okay and best
39:33friends ex best friends basically
39:36they also registered for they got
39:38eliminated in the first round
39:41we ended up winning
39:47it's more about business pitch
39:48strategical stuff business modelafety
39:53business
40:03We ended up winning. So in the one month
40:06I was not in college
40:16and all this happens in one month, one
40:18to two months.
40:23So remember the timeline
40:28May 15. Congratulations.
40:39Okay.
40:42Okay.
40:45Because they planned a celebration.
40:50They thought that
40:55ego.
40:57They understood that
41:04and he's not a good guy.
41:18Oh, so okay fine. But we won.
41:30Okay. Okay. Okay. July 14.
41:47Sorry. Not reachable. Not available.
41:52I'm happy.
42:00Next day my dad met with an accident.
42:02Okay.
42:04I had to be with him for 15 days. July
42:0714th.
42:12Okay.
42:18And we were like, "Okay,
42:32then
42:35last."
42:37So after that I was like, "Okay."
42:46biggest
42:51they gave an option where each team can
42:53replace with three new members.
42:54>> Wow. Okay.
43:02Fresh team.
43:03>> Super hurdle one.
43:06Hurdle two. Okay.
43:09One week before the finals,
43:18they have destroyed the whole server.
43:22One week before the finals and
43:28they destroyed the whole code base one
43:30week before finals.
43:35Okay. So
43:39third thing in the financial support
43:44no one was there to help
43:47the fact that I was not in very good
43:48terms with my college
43:52and I'm a university
44:00these guys are on good terms
44:05Every team normally has two mentors.
44:11So
44:16basically
44:19it's like okay
44:21they were like
44:25sorry
44:28I don't want to stress them lotangal
44:47software engineers.
44:5836 hours. And normally
45:11reputation always maintain.
45:15So 36
45:23along with my story mistakes and
45:25learnings so that it will be helpful.
45:30So first thing first
45:44security
45:52okay fine what to do now Okay.
46:0625 to 30 minutes.
46:10Okay. Something is wrong.
46:14I think it was a strategical move that
46:20I score. So first round 50 points they
46:23were at 45. Okay first roundal
46:27score
46:2950 45
46:32what would have been the score for our
46:33team at least 25 to 30 close 21.
46:40Okay. So basically done for you know
46:44basically okay. So 20 hours 36.
46:52So after that we were like
46:59hey
47:03absolutely I totally agree with
47:09Okay. So first
47:29it's basically USSD
47:46We had to sit down
47:51and we came to know that
47:58okay we were students we can't do
48:05serviceapver
48:11So
48:16They were stunned hearing the idea but
48:30okay fine Overall
48:42full of strategies.
49:04So, but that was a peak work thing.
49:07Okay. We built the product.
49:11We just took a photo.
49:15We took a photo
49:21but we had that mindset
49:34even
49:40they were stunned.
49:50Both of us had Indian bank without
49:53internet.
49:56Seriously. Yeah. And why bank
49:58transaction? Bank
50:01right.
50:02Of course.
50:09And one more thing
50:19we started explaining from the harder
50:21features.
50:23So
50:24presentation 1 hour
50:30you have to know what you're going to
50:31say to problem.
50:47So
50:50basically
50:52so they had an assumption that we don't
50:54know Hindi
51:04I could have gone and confronted
51:10you sitting like Yes,
51:38they assume that we still working on QR.
51:40Okay.
51:41They were so overconfident. They were
51:43about to win, right? Final announcement.
52:08college friends, parents.
52:19Anyway, we know who is going to win.
52:21Tell me your idea.
52:23It's like a QR thing. Do you think you
52:27can defeat us with this
52:29And I was like,
52:43so I was like, okay.
52:49So I was like, okay.
52:53result announcement.
52:55The problem the problem statement and
52:57the winner of the problem statement
53:18and I told one thing to my team. If we
53:20win,
53:24we should never show that we struggle to
53:26win.
53:31More than 5 minutes of applause
53:35and
53:38non-stop
53:40unbelievable. We never expected
53:46they couldn't see.
53:52Yeah. So what is your real
53:58you know Hindi? I didn't tell I don't
54:00know. [laughter]
54:02in the SIS journey taught me a lot
54:10and
54:29you would have had a different set of
54:30struggles, right? Okay.
54:41I want to hear from you now 2024 when
54:45you won. I think already the internal
54:48was a big hurdle for you. 2,000 students
54:502,000 teams.
54:54So I want to know how you took forward
54:57the process. 200 is not a joke.
55:04I
55:11definitely untold hurdles I want to hear
55:14that from you now. Sure. Okay.
55:20different story because
55:42super
55:50I feel the importance of
56:02happy that colleges are stepping up.
56:04Yeah, of course.
56:06I'm very grateful. So
56:09second
56:15year
56:18driving
56:35department. Department
56:50I was completely honest.
57:02So hackathon
57:07fellow college students.
57:27Okay.
57:38participate.
57:56Problem statement, disaster management
57:58system,
58:00dis
58:09offices
58:15response
58:18quickware.
58:30It's not
58:36it's always backed by software righty
58:41product. Hybrid formal
58:53mentorship.
59:12First barrier, language barrier. Okay.
59:34hardware.
59:50So
59:59nonfunctional requirements
1:00:10expectations
1:00:11expectations.
1:00:15So apart from that
1:00:19second
1:00:24apart from this addition
1:00:44but I I don't believe in that.
1:01:03Because
1:01:07they lose their lives like
1:01:23so when it when a software solution can
1:01:26impact lives. Why not building one
1:01:36additional improvements
1:01:40and
1:01:41despite of language barriers?
1:01:54Oh
1:02:06final result
1:02:14one thing we made sure is that
1:02:23Even
1:02:31relax.
1:02:43Morning.
1:02:48Mhm.
1:02:52[laughter]
1:02:56High alert
1:02:58disaster
1:03:01like high priority
1:03:03indicate
1:03:13[laughter]
1:03:18[laughter and gasps]
1:03:25stage.
1:03:27So not like
1:03:33so
1:03:38okay
1:03:44the clear winner
1:03:515000
1:03:537500
1:03:56clear winner
1:04:00happy. So finally
1:04:13this is the moment.
1:04:16So I I can't even like forget that day.
1:04:21I think it's like more than just a
1:04:23hackathon.
1:04:29people understand
1:04:35we are here and yeah happy. Yeah
1:04:37seriously
1:04:39problem statement.
1:04:47Okay. Tamil can produce like smarters.
1:04:55I felt really happy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
1:04:57And I think like
1:04:59participation
1:05:07super happy and mentorship sessions like
1:05:102024 mentorship
1:05:14last year more than 60% of it were teams
1:05:17and college events
1:05:21everything has been that impact and the
1:05:23mentorship we got featured on time
1:05:25square twice as India's number one
1:05:27hackathon.
1:05:27>> Yeah, it's a huge thing. Time square not
1:05:31once but twice bro. Such a great thing
1:05:34bro.
1:05:35>> So yeah I think I think we had a lot of
1:05:38value in this session and I think top
1:05:40two questions most asked maybe like
1:05:44questions
1:05:47important questions perspective
1:05:49questions I think we can go ahead and we
1:05:53can complete. Sorry, I think podcast
1:05:56I think we have given most of the value.
1:05:58So yeah, I think
1:06:10three times eval.
1:06:22Okay. So most asked questions
1:06:40first most asked question. Uh actually
1:06:44most realistic scenario
1:07:02okay and who face it well
1:07:07it happens things get broken
1:07:11prevention is better than
1:07:14what I would suggest before this and
1:07:16after this scenario. First thing video.
1:07:20Okay.
1:07:31It's always good to have a backup,
1:07:32right?
1:07:48Okay.
1:07:52But we had a video demo.
1:07:55That's why we want the best ide.
1:07:58>> So it's always good to have a video.
1:08:02Being honest. Okay.
1:08:10So
1:08:19just a minute by the time system
1:08:22I don't want to take a lot of time
1:08:26working like that
1:08:29but this is how it works by the meime if
1:08:32you are able to get things up and
1:08:34specific fine
1:08:38Second, third thing knowing your
1:08:41negatives.
1:08:55Okay.
1:09:02So, know your negatives.
1:09:03>> Okay.
1:09:07interview.
1:09:26So keep it proactive.
1:09:29It is normal.
1:09:34scenario but handling it with confidence
1:09:37with focus and with the demo is what is
1:09:40going to have a better impact and I
1:09:42think is the best way to handle
1:09:45correct
1:09:52this is how it was working
1:09:56by the mech diagram ready to
1:10:02So you have an answer before they have
1:10:04multiple questions.
1:10:11Correct. Correct.
1:10:12>> And we should control
1:10:16the whole eval.
1:10:20So that's that's happy.
1:10:26Absolutely. Absolutely. So next most
1:10:28asked question is that
1:10:31AI AI AI AI has become a buzz word so
1:10:39pros and cons so how is how it's going
1:10:42to impact the entire hackathon so what's
1:10:45your take actually
1:10:59first AI powered marketing system
1:11:03management system
1:11:05that
1:11:08major scenario shift. Second thing
1:11:16full
1:11:19days,
1:11:22right?
1:11:30Correct.
1:11:49and recent
1:11:55when I ask one question they are not
1:11:56able to answer because they don't know
1:11:58what they have built.
1:11:59>> Okay. Okay. So,
1:12:09right. It's about structured coding and
1:12:17presentation
1:12:24I think
1:12:30just for visual presentations
1:12:40locality
1:12:44Also research
1:13:03Right.
1:13:19Correct.
1:13:37beginner level
1:13:39use
1:13:43beginner level beginner level. So this
1:13:46is how A is going to impact and
1:13:48evaluator perspective studentpective
1:13:53uh it's not about how the prototype is
1:13:55working how you have built it.
1:14:14Okay.
1:14:20So, it's about knowing what you're
1:14:21building and using
1:14:28it as a powerhouse.
1:14:31Using it as a powerhouse is what is
1:14:32going to have a big impact
1:14:35building.
1:14:37Okay.
1:14:41Things to do, things not to do. So it's
1:14:44like a complete knowledge ocean.
1:14:48So is there any way to do that? So I
1:14:52think it's a very good question.
1:14:59I actually built a ebook. So hackathon
1:15:02playbook universal edition
1:15:05took more than seven days full days.
1:15:07Okay.
1:15:08Last three four years of experience. SAS
1:15:11champion eval
1:15:24basically it has everything from problem
1:15:26statement selection business modelated
1:15:33thing
1:15:34later stage business model canvas
1:15:38if suppose you're adding business model
1:15:40canvas in your uh pitch
1:15:49and
1:15:51tools
1:15:57how to make sure you can impress
1:15:58evaluators evaluator criteria
1:16:02expectations do don'ts
1:16:10It's basically a clone of my brain
1:16:13and
1:16:16you can go and access it.
1:16:19I'm giving it at 99. Okay. I think it's
1:16:22not a big deal 99. It's just that when
1:16:25you are paying that you will go and have
1:16:27a look at it.
1:16:29I can charge thousands and 2,000. But
1:16:32notion if you get it for free, you are
1:16:35not going to utilize it.
1:16:36>> So when you are paying money and getting
1:16:38it, you will be utilizing it well. And
1:16:41is not a big deal. That's what I
1:16:43believe. And
1:16:46if you have any doubt you can ping me up
1:16:47anytime
1:16:49later
1:16:55building
1:17:04hopefully by September it's not just for
1:17:06smart but focus on smart hackathon but
1:17:08it's going to be like a founder mentor
1:17:11evaluator perspective or webinar
1:17:13conductor
1:17:14And that also is accessible via the link
1:17:16in description top
1:17:19and I think this overall podcast have
1:17:22been like
1:17:24overall valuement
1:17:28it will get over the head. Okay. If you
1:17:30have doubts comment section and thanks.
1:17:34>> Thank you so much. So it's a great
1:17:36pleasure to have you and you have like
1:17:47Thank you so much and mentors
1:17:53thousand plus national hackathons
1:17:56and and I wish you produce even more
1:17:59higher than that it's not it just not
1:18:00should stop with thousands it should be
1:18:0210 thousands and lakhs so
1:18:06thank you so much for being here and
1:18:09students
1:18:11I wish this journey this journey should
1:18:13continue as long as possible.
1:18:15>> Yep. Awesome. So yeah, signing off.
1:18:19Okay.
1:18:27So we are here to help you.
1:18:31channels
1:18:34and apart from hackathon we also teach
1:18:36AML courses including live projects and
1:18:39that too for free of course.
1:18:44Thank you so much for watching. Bye-bye.
1:18:57[music]

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