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Students showcase AI and IoT research at inter-school sync-hack 2026
Students from 17 schools in Hyderabad participated in the 2nd Inter-School Sync-Hack 2026, organized by BML Munjal University and Ganges Valley School.
They showcased projects using AI, IoT, Machine Learning, and Automation to solve real-world problems in areas like healthcare, agriculture, and smart cities.
The projects were judged on problem identification, research quality, and practicality.
Awards were given in three categories: Excellence in Problem Identification, Outstanding Research, and Best Solution.
Winning teams received certificates, awards, and scholarships for B.Tech programs.
The event highlighted the growing interest in applying emerging technologies to practical problems and provided students with exposure to innovation and career opportunities.
Students from 17 schools in Hyderabad showcased AI and IoT projects at the 2nd Inter-School Sync-Hack 2026.
Projects addressed real-world challenges in healthcare, agriculture, mobility, and smart cities.
Awards were given in three categories: Excellence in Problem Identification, Outstanding Research, and Best Solution.
Winning teams received certificates, awards, and scholarships for B.Tech programs at BMU.
The event highlighted the growing interest in applying emerging technologies to practical problems.
- Who
- Students from 17 schools across Hyderabad
- What
- Showcased research-driven projects based on AI, IoT, Machine Learning, and Automation
- Where
- Hyderabad
- When
- 2nd Inter-School Sync-Hack 2026
- Why
- To address real-world challenges and encourage innovation and practical problem-solving
Innovation and Practicality
Educational and Career Opportunities
Focus on Real-World Solutions
Innovation and Practicality
The competition emphasized projects that address real-world challenges across various sectors, showcasing the practical applications of AI and IoT.
Educational and Career Opportunities
The event provided students with opportunities to gain exposure to emerging technologies and potential career paths in engineering and innovation.
Evaluation Criteria
Innovation and Practicality
Projects were evaluated based on problem identification, quality of research, and the practicality of solutions, ensuring a focus on innovation and real-world impact.
Educational and Career Opportunities
The event offered scholarships and awards, highlighting the educational and career benefits for participating students.
Key facts
- Organizers
- BML Munjal University (BMU) in collaboration with Ganges Valley School
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Participating Schools
- 17 schools
- Student Classes
- IX to XII
- Award Categories
- Excellence in Problem Identification, Outstanding Research, Best Solution
- Winning Schools
- Page Junior College, Ganges Valley School, Unicent School, Bachupally, Mount Carmel Global School
- Judges
- Faculty members from BMU’s School of Engineering & Technology, industry professionals including an IBM engineer and a BMU alumnus
Quotes
Dr. Emmadi Naveen Kumar
Principal, Ganges Valley School
“"Platforms such as Sync‑Hack help students explore emerging technologies while strengthening research and analytical skills."”
thehansindia.com
“"The technologies shaping the future today are inspiring young students to think, innovate and solve real‑world problems."”
thehansindia.com
Sources
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