3D Websites Hackathon 2026 — ₹5,060 Prize Pool for High Schoolers — Frequently Asked Questions

The hackathon has a total prize pool of ₹5,060, which is shared among the winners. The organisers have not published how that pot is divided by rank, so the exact amount a first-place or runner-up entry receives is not confirmed.

Any high school student can enter, from anywhere in the world. The organisers list no geographic restrictions, and the event is open to individual participants rather than teams.

No. The hackathon is beginner-friendly and no previous experience with 3D web technologies is required. You also do not need to know a particular framework in advance, since you may build with any tools or frameworks you prefer.

The event runs from 22 June 2026 to 31 July 2026. Projects must be complete and submitted by 31 July 2026, which is the final closing date.

Three criteria: creativity, technical execution and visual appeal. No other scoring factors are described, and no separate rounds, interviews or pitch stages are mentioned for this hackathon.

No. This is a competition with prize money rather than an investment, so no equity stake is taken and there is nothing to repay.

A 3D website. Beyond that, the choice is yours — any tools or frameworks are allowed — and the finished site is what gets scored on creativity, technical execution and visual appeal.

Both registration and project submission happen through the hackathon's Devpost listing at https://3d-websites-hackathon.devpost.com/. Make sure your project is submitted there before the 31 July 2026 deadline.

No. This is a competition for high school students, and no DPIIT or MSME registration is listed as a requirement for entry.

Apply directly through the official application link on this page. Review the eligibility criteria and prepare your startup documents before you begin.