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New Delhi: Isourse Technologies, an AI-ML driven SaaS platform builder, hosted the grand finale of AlgosQuest’25, its flagship national hackathon at New Delhi, bringing together young innovators from across India to solve real-world industry challenges across artificial intelligence, economic modelling, and enterprise technology. The event saw participation from leading industry experts and policymakers, with Arvind Kumar, Entrepreneur Educator at Stanford University, USA, Professor of Management & Entrepreneurship at ABVSME, and Placement Cell Director at JNU, present as the Chief Guest, underscoring the growing intersection of technology, data, and policy in India’s innovation landscape.
Now in its third edition, AlgosQuest is designed to bridge the gap between academia and industry by presenting students with real, unsolved business and technology problems. The competition primarily attracts participants aged 20–22, including final-year undergraduate and early postgraduate students, placing them at the intersection of academic learning and professional readiness. Unlike conventional hackathons that focus on theoretical challenges, AlgosQuest centres on real, enterprise-grade problem statements with direct industry relevance. The event saw participation from a distinguished jury panel comprising
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