Don’t worry if you are a fresher or new to coding.
We care more about effort, clarity, and completing your project than about perfect code.
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Git Usage (20 pts)
- Did you use a proper branch (
lastname_firstname)? - Are your commits clear and meaningful?
- Did you make a proper Pull Request?
- Did you use a proper branch (
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Documentation (20 pts)
- Does your README explain what you built?
- Does it have clear steps to run your project (especially offline)?
- Did you list AI tools or APIs used?
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Code Quality (25 pts)
- Is your code easy to read and understand?
- Is the project organized (folders, files)?
- Basic error handling or simple testing is a plus.
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Creativity (20 pts)
- Is the idea original or thoughtful?
- Does it solve a problem in an interesting way?
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Completion (15 pts)
- Did you finish something that works within 24 hours?
- Even a small working project is better than an incomplete big one.
- AI Tools: Allowed and encouraged! Just mention them in your README.
- APIs: Optional. If used, provide sample data so your project runs offline.
- Beginners: Don’t stress about perfect code. Focus on finishing and explaining your thought process.
- 80–100 pts → Strong Accept
- 65–79 pts → Accept if team fit is good
- Below 65 pts → Not accepted this time, but may be considered for mentorship.
This evaluation scheme is meant to be friendly and achievable.
If you follow the instructions (branching, commits, README, and finishing your project),
you should easily score at least 50 points.
The extra marks come from creativity, clarity, and polish.