 The Grand finale of Smart India Hackathon 2019 organised by MHRD and AICTE concluded with a winning note at GH Raisoni college of Engineering Nagpur.
Chief Guests of Valedictory function were Chintak Sutaria, Associate Director & Global Delivery Head Salesforce at PwC India and Special Invitee Mr. P. M Parlewar Director, MSME-DI, Nagpur.  The report was presented by Dr. Preeti Bajaj, Director GHRCE. Total 28 Teams from 14 States, 23 cities and 27 institutions consisting of 167 students participated and worked continuously on 7 problem statements by Goa shipyard and ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME). Three panels of three judges each have evaluated teams in three rounds. Each team has been evaluated by 9 judges Vikash Chandra Ambastha(GOA Shipyard Limited), Dr. Meenakshi Arya(GHRCE), Shripankh Patil(MSME-Mumbai), Prasanna Deshpande(TCS), Dr. Urmila Shrawankar(GHRCE), Mr. S.V. Rasal(MSME,-Mumbai), Rahul Kumar Mishra(MSME), Ajay Lohakare (Persistent Systems Limited), Mr. M.B. Gaikwad(GHRCE) on various criteria such as solution approach to problem, ambitiousness/ complexity/impact factor, technology and innovation attributes and user experience attributes.
Based on above criteria 7 winners for 7 problem statements, were announced.
Goa Shipyard limited had 4 problem statements which were won by
Team  “Ctrl+Alt+Defeat2.0â€Â from Vidya Vardhan College of Engineering-Mysore;
Team  “Parameterized Constructors†from Chennai Institute of Technology-Chennai;
Team “Tell us something that we don’t know†from Walchand College of Engineering-Sangli and Team  “Gully Bois†from Thodomal Shahni College of Engineering-Mumbai.
Ministry of MSME have three problem statement which were won by
Team “JEC Developers†from Jabalpur Engineering College,
Team “Punctual Programmers†from School of Engineering-Haryana and
Team “Incognitoos†from MIT-World Peace University-Pune.
The outcomes of the 36-hour nonstop efforts of Teams were Innovative solutions which will help the organization and ministry in the long run. Further it would boost entrepreneurial capability of technical students.
Chintak Sutaria, Associate Director & Global Delivery Head Salesforce at PwC India was the Chief Guests and Special Invitee P. M Parlewar Director, MSME-DI, Nagpur was present during the valedictory function in the gracious presence of Sunil Raisoni, Chairman, RGI and Shreyas Raisoni, Exceutive Director, RGI. The report was presented by Dr. Preeti Bajaj, Director GHRCE.
Total 28 Teams from 14 States, 23 cities and 27 institutions consisting of 167 students participated and worked continuously on 7 problem statements by Goa shipyard and ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME). Vikas Chandra Ambastha(GOA Shipyard Limited), Dr. Meenakshi Arya, GHRCE, Shripankh Patil, MSME-Mumbai, Prasanna Deshpande, TCS, Dr. Urmila Shrawankar, GHRCE, S.V. Rasal, MSME,-Mumbai, Rahul Kumar Mishra, MSME, Ajay Lohakare, Persistent Systems Limited), Mr. M.B. Gaikwad, GHRCE were the judges of three panels in which they have evaluated each team in three rounds on various criteria of as solution approach to problem, ambitiousness, complexity, impact factor, technology and innovation attributes and user experience attributes. Based on the criteria 7 winners for 7 problem statements were announced during the valedictory function.
The outcomes of the 36 hours nonstop efforts of teams were innovative solutions which helps the organization and ministry in the long run. Further it will boost entrepreneurial capability of technical students.
All the participants expressed their happiness with huge enthusiasm around the campus of GHRCE after the valedictory programme and also appreciated and thanked everyone for providing the overall arrangement made by GH Raisoni college of Engineering – Nodal Centre and shared their learning experience.
Dr. Preeti Bajaj, Nodal Centre Head and Director GHRCE announced the winner’s name and also congratulated the winners of SIH participants and thanked the Government of India and Ministry of Human Resource Development for giving honour to host the SIH event.
The organising committee of G H Raisoni College of Engineering, Nagpur for Smart India Hackathon coordinated and worked hard under the guidance of Dr. Preeti Bajaj, Director GHRCE and Nodal Center Head to make the event successful.
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