WINNERS

As we celebrate yet another successful year of equality lead innovation at Accenture, Accenture’s commitment to equality for all has never been more relevant than it is today – the past year has inspired us to drive our innovation agenda and act as responsible business leaders. And what makes it even more exciting is that this time we are coding for EQUALITY, hacking our way into a stronger, and inclusive work culture.

Let’s shut down INEQUALITY and get to equal. Are you set to restart and reset with CTRL + HACK + DEL INEQUALITY?

Grab this exclusive opportunity to flex your programming skills and showcase your aptitude using unique coding hacks and win big. So wait no more and register today!

Let’s Hack for Equality to shut down Inequality… Let the games begin!

• Registrations:

  Register for the challenge and form teams of 1-4 members. The last date to form teams is 1st April 2021 (6 PM).

• Coding round 1:

  This is the first round of the coding challenge. By 10 PM on 1st April, team leaders will receive a test link on their registered email ID. Teams will have to solve two coding questions in 3 hours. This test can be taken up between 2nd April 2021 - 4th April 2021. This challenge needs to be taken up as a team. You can share your screen in a meeting call (or any other medium) and solve it together.

• Coding round 2:

  In the second coding round, which will happen from 16th April 2021 - 18th April 2021, teams will solve two more coding questions in 3 hours of a higher complexity.

The contest will be conducted in two rounds scheduled over two alternate weekends. The cumulative scores from tests in both rounds will be used to decide the winners.

1. An individual.
2. A team of up to 4 participants, provided that each member of the team meets the eligibility criteria.

1. Participants can form teams with students from the same college only.
2. We believe in gender equality and therefore, we would ask the teams to be gender-balanced in terms of participants. Participants can form a team with students from the same college only. Teams with equal gender representation will be given one additional bonus point. For instance, teams with a majority representation of a single-gender will not get any bonus points. The organizer can change this criterion during the contest.