Nidhi Sakpal (nidhi-a-sakpal)

Boonton, New Jersey, United States
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HackPrinceton Spring '26

Princeton, NJ, USA

Collaborate and build out brilliant, innovative, and impactful ideas

$3,500 in prizes
Apr 17 – 19, 2026
410 participants

GirlHacks 2025

Newark, NJ, USA

Join us for a beginner-friendly hackathon at NJIT, empowering women and non-binary individuals in tech.

$1,850 in prizes
Sep 27 – 28, 2025
156 participants

KatyYouthHacks 2024

Online

By challenging students to solve real-world problems with technology, KatyYouthHacks aims to inspire the next generation of developers

$33,342 in prizes
Winners announced
190 participants

HackNJIT 2023

Newark, NJ, USA

NJIT's Annual Beginner Friendly 24 Hour Hackathon hosted by NJIT's ACM Chapter

$5,200 in prizes
Nov 4 – 5, 2023
234 participants

Open Sea Lab 3.0 Hackathon

Online

Surf a brand new Marine Data and Innovation wave!

$10,000 in prizes
Winners announced
179 participants

Tech Optimum Hacks 2022

Online

Unleash your true potential with Tech Optimum Hacks-2022

$42,500 in prizes
Winners announced
298 participants

WaffleHacks 2021

Online

Hackers with hearts

$15,520 in prizes
Winners announced
275 participants

Creatica 2021

Online

Creat(ica) tech for impact! Join us for New York City’s virtual hackathon built for young women and non-binary individuals in high school and college from around the world.

$2,000 in prizes
Winners announced
174 participants

BusiHacks

Online

BusiHacks is a two-day virtual beginner-friendly hackathon connecting passions for technology and business for students worldwide!

$49,456 in prizes
Winners announced
276 participants

Ignition Hacks 2021

Online

Ignition Hacks 2021 is a virtual hackathon supported by iAscend, designed to introduce participants to artificial intelligence and its various applications.

$13,050 in prizes
Winners announced
238 participants

Girls In Tech Hack

Online

One day workshop. One day develop. No coding needed to win - we want innovation.

$700 in prizes
Winners announced
90 participants