DEMUX 3.0 — 24-Hour Online Hackathon with ₹50,000 Prize Pool — Frequently Asked Questions

It is a national-level hackathon organised by BV Raju Institute of Technology, Narsapur (BVRIT-N). Teams get 24 hours to work on the challenge, the whole event is conducted online, and registrations happen through Unstop.

The announced prize pool is ₹50,000 in cash, with awards of up to ₹50,000. The organisers have not published a break-up of how that pool is shared between the winning teams.

Students and early-career developers from anywhere in India can participate. There is no state-wise or city-wise restriction mentioned — what matters is that you enter as part of a team of the required size.

No. Participation is by team, and the permitted team size is 2 to 3 members. If you are applying alone, you will need to find one or two teammates before registering.

Registration closes on 5 August 2026. Teams should complete their entry on Unstop before that date.

Applications are made online through the Unstop listing for DEMUX 3.0, which you can reach from the apply link on this page. There is no offline or on-campus registration route described.

It is a fully online hackathon. Teams collaborate remotely for the entire 24-hour run, so participants from any part of India can take part without travelling.

The organisers have stated that the judging criteria and the detailed structure of the event will be shared closer to the hackathon dates. They have not been published yet.

No. This is a competition with a cash prize pool, not an investment programme. Winning teams receive cash awards, and no equity, dilution or ownership stake is involved.

No such requirement is listed. The eligibility criteria cover team size and participation from anywhere in India, and the hackathon is aimed at students and early-career developers rather than registered companies.