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Hackathon for TSWREIS students on March 23
1. Students studying from VI to IX classes can participate.
2. Sunitha Infovision, Secure Space and CST organising it.
Hyderabad: The biggest Hackathon, involving 4,000 students of schools run by Telangana Social Welfare Residential Educational Institutions Society (TSWREIS) will be held on March 23 in 20 places across the State from morning to evening.
It will be held for VI to IX students between the age group of 11 and 14 years.
The Hackathon is being organised by Sunitha Infovision Ltd jointly with Secure Space, a city-based Startups engaged in Tech Content Development and Management and CST (Centinel Spark Technologies), a company involved in School Technology Training and Implementation.
The 20 locations where the Hackathon will be held are Nallakanche, Kammadanam, Gowlidoddi, Shaikpet in Hyderabad and Ranga Reddy Districts; Addagudur, GV Gudem, in Nalgonda District; Mulugu, Chitkuku in Medak; Ramireddygudem, Veldanda in Mahboobnagar; Pedda Kodapugal, Armoor in Nizamabad; Nandimedaram, Rakmapur Sainik School in Karimnagar; Left Pochampad, Bellampally in Adilabad; Dammapet and Kallur in Khammam and Elkaturthy and Madikonda in Warangal Districts.
Sunitha Infovision Ltd provided digital content solutions to over 3,500 schools spread across 8 States in India.
