Department of Computer Science and Engineering presents

TEKCLUSTER 2K26

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Innovate.Code.Compete.Conquer.

Event Date

19 Sept 2026

Registration Deadline

12 Sept 2026

Venue

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

About the symposium

Where the next generation of builders converge

TEKCLUSTER 2K26 is the flagship technical symposium organized by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. It provides an exciting platform for students to showcase innovation, programming skill, research ideas, and technical excellence through multiple competitions spanning AI, security, and quantum computing.

Artificial Intelligence

Push the boundary of what autonomous systems and agentic AI can do.

Cyber Security

Defend, attack, and think like the systems you're trying to protect.

Programming

Sharpen your logic under pressure — relay-style, real-time coding.

Quantum Computing

Explore the frontier of computation beyond classical limits.

Tech Events

Explore the Battle Arena

Compete with the brightest minds, showcase your innovation, and prove your technical excellence.

Paper Presenation

Present innovative research ideas and emerging technologies with confidence.

👥 Team Size : 1 - 3 Members

Code Relay

Collaborative coding where teammates solve different stages of one challenge.

👥 Team Size : 3 Members

AuraCompile

Where creativity meets code.

👥 Team Size : 1 - 2 Members

General Instructions

  • Participants must carefully read all guidelines before registering.
  • Registration is mandatory for all participants.
  • For AuraCompile per team can have minimum 1 and maximum 2 members.
  • For Code Relay it should consist of exactly 3 members.
  • To register for AuraCompile or Code Relay, participants must first complete Paper Presentation registration.

Paper Presentation Guidelines

  • Maximum 3 participants per team.
  • Minimum 1 participant.
  • A team registering for Paper Presentation is eligible to participate in ONLY ONE additional technical event.
  • Paper topics must belong to one of the approved themes below.

Approved Paper Presentation Themes

Quantum Computing
Blockchain Technology
Edge and Cloud Computing
AI Driven Cybersecurity
Internet of Things (IoT)
Green Computing
Agentic AI and Autonomous Systems
Digital Twin Technology
AI Powered Software Engineering
Spatial Computing (AR, VR & XR)
Post Quantum Cryptography

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