India × Germany · selective opportunity
Build together.
Raise the standard.
Selected top-performing Indian students will have the chance to collaborate and compete with German students, building AI projects together and participating in a leaderboard.
India × Germany
Two countries.
Shared project work.
Selected top students will collaborate across time zones. Explore how an hour in UTC translates to India and Germany; meeting times will be arranged for the programme.
Collaboration starts with connection.
Germany’s summer (CEST) offset is selected. Use the clock to find an overlap for a shared project session.
Time-zone reference · India and GermanyRead the diagram as text
| Item | Reading |
|---|---|
| India | 15:30 |
| Germany | 12:00 |
| Participation | Selected top students |
How it will work
Collaboration and competition belong together.
The international track is intended for selected top students. Joining the course or the waitlist does not automatically secure a place. Bring your best work, explain your decisions and show how you contribute to a team.
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Collaborate
Work with German students on shared AI projects, combining ideas and contributions.
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Compete
Bring project work to a leaderboard that recognises participating teams.
- 03
Learn from the work
Use the challenge to deepen what you learn in the course and develop your project further.
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Explain your contribution
Show what you built, which decisions you made and how feedback changed your project.
Season 1 leaderboard
A place for your team’s work.
Projects behind every position.
The Season 1 leaderboard will recognise participating teams and their projects. Build something you can explain, improve and share.
Explore example projects →Season 1 · launching soon
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