The Advanced College of Engineering (EDC) is conducting a 48-hour hackathon

Kathmandu. The registration for the 48-hour hackathon 2026 is being organized by the PACE Club under the Advanced College of Engineering. The hackathon, which is being organized at +2 and graduate level students interested in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics), aims to promote innovation and technology-friendly thinking.

Students in the program will have the opportunity to develop technology-based solutions centered on real-life problems. The 48-hour hackathon will test teamwork, creative thinking, and problem-solving.

Experienced mentors will mentor them continuously throughout the hackathon, allowing participants to convert their innovative ideas into actionable prototypes. It is believed that this will further enhance the technical skills, confidence and professional ability of the students.

According to the PACE Club, Hackathon 2026 will provide an opportunity for young innovators to showcase their potential, network and lay a critical foundation for future career development. Interested students will be able to register on time and participate in the program ।