OUR EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
14 November, 2026
Hackmatrix '26
This November, HackMatrix runs in two rounds. Every registered team takes on a 48-hour online build sprint on 7–9 November, and the top 30 teams meet at Adamas University on 14 November for a 12-hour Hack Day. Bring a team of your own or find the people who think differently and build something none of you could make alone. HackMatrix is for ambitious first attempts, long debugging sessions, practical mentorship, and a final demo you can be proud to ship. On Hack Day, food and refreshments are on us, so your crew can stay focused on building.
PAST EVENTS
21 March 2026
ACM Industry Day
ACM Industry Day is a premier networking and knowledge-sharing platform that brings together industry leaders, professionals, faculty members, and students under one roof. This event focuses on: Emerging technologies in Cloud & Cybersecurity Industry-academia collaboration Internship & placement opportunities Real-world insights from corporate experts
01 FEB 2026
ACM BEST STUDENT CHAPTER AWARD
Honored and proud to share that our ACM Student Chapter has been awarded the Best Student Active Chapter Award at the recent ACM Regional Meet held at TCS.
08 January 2026
GLOBAL HOUR OF AI
On 08 January 2026 (Thursday), an ACM Workshop was conducted as part of The Global Hour of AI, aiming to provide participants with a practical understanding of emerging trends in Artificial Intelligence. The workshop focused on both the transformative potential of AI and the responsibilities associated with its adoption. The first session highlighted the advantages of AI across sectors such as healthcare, education, and data-driven decision-making, while also addressing key concerns related to ethics, data privacy, job displacement, and responsible AI usage. This encouraged participants to critically evaluate the societal impact of AI technologies. The second session introduced MCV Servers, explaining their role, basic architecture, and importance in supporting scalable and efficient AI-driven applications. Overall, the workshop successfully combined conceptual insights with technical exposure, equipping students with a balanced perspective on the opportunities and challenges of rapidly evolving AI technologies. We also received USD 130 in financial support from ACM for the successful organization and execution of the Global Hour of AI.