Many organizers use Devpost to host their virtual hackathons. The platform is easy to use because of its excellent search system, where you can view upcoming events and filter them by online/in-person, interest, and host.
Major League Hacking partners with universities and high schools worldwide to host hackathons. The platform is also sponsored and supported by companies like Meta, so their name will carry weight when applying for a job in the tech industry.
Devfolio is a startup company from India that keeps track of interesting upcoming hackathons. Due to the pandemic, the site’s focus has shifted to virtual hackathons, and you’ll find plenty of options worldwide.
HackerEarth is a very famous website among Indian students not only for hackathons but also for the coding problem and challenges they provide. This platform has a partnership with Accenture, Bosch, GH healthcare, IBM etc.
Unstop Internship is a website that provides all in stop for coding competitions, hiring challenges, hackathons, quizzers, workshops, scholarships, cultural events, college festivals, and many more. With Unstop your organization can host, regulate and outreach your own challenges and hackathons.
Hack Club is a non-profit network of high school coding clubs and makers around the world. HackClub typically hosts hackathons on a regular basis. If you want to host a hackathon, join his Slack channel on HackClub to provide resources as well.
ChallengeRocket collaborates with tech giants like Nvidia, Samsung, and Bosch to create diverse programming hackathons. If you’re a software engineer, you can join hackathons meant for your sector and evaluate your problem-solving and programming skills.
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