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How to Apply for NASA Space Apps Challenge 2026 — Free 48-Hour Hackathon in India
How to apply
NASA Space Apps Challenge 2026 — Free 48-Hour Hackathon in India accepts applications online through the official portal before the 14 Nov 2026 deadline. Follow the steps below — and always confirm the latest details on the official source before you apply.
How to apply
Applications are submitted on the . Confirm the current deadline and document checklist there before you start.
Selection process
Space Apps does not use a written application or an interview round. Teams register, build during the weekend, and are assessed on the project they submit.
- Registration: sign up free as an individual or as a pre-formed team, either online or through a local host site. Registration closes when the weekend begins.
- Build weekend: challenge statements are published at the start, teams come together, and roughly 48 hours go into ideating and prototyping.
- Submission: every team submits its project before the deadline closes.
- Judging: entries are reviewed first at the local level, then regionally, and finally by global judges.
- What judges weigh: innovation, potential impact, how NASA's open data was used, and the quality of the presentation.
- Outcomes: selected projects are named Global Nominees, Global Finalists, Honorable Mentions or Global Winners.
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