
Revibe ’26
Technical events included paper presentation, a mini hackathon, coding and debugging, technical quiz, Shark Tank × SGC and Prompt Wars. The programme also featured chess, art, mehendi, cooking without fire and other non-technical events.
SGC IN ACTION
Workshops, conversations, competitions and shared learning—an illustrated selection from SGC’s published event archive.
Each event is paired with a locally saved photograph published by SGC, plus links to its source and event update.

Technical events included paper presentation, a mini hackathon, coding and debugging, technical quiz, Shark Tank × SGC and Prompt Wars. The programme also featured chess, art, mehendi, cooking without fire and other non-technical events.

Speech, debate and art competitions invited students to share perspectives on India’s future, youth leadership, innovation, technology and nation-building.

A practical introduction to AI agents, multi-agent systems, prompt engineering, AI-powered applications and industry use cases, led by software developer Hrithik of Merida Tech Minds.

More than 100 first-year students took part in the March 2026 recruitment drive and explored trainee opportunities with SGC.

Around 480 first-year students explored practical AI tools, working in eight collaborative groups of about 60 students each.

SGC’s 2025 recruitment drive invited enthusiastic students to apply for trainee opportunities through a structured selection process.

First-year students worked through puzzles, group activities and “Think Out of the Box,” with guest speakers Tejesh Pichandi and Mohammed Zabeer Z.

Psychiatrist Dr. E. Gokulan spoke with first-year students about addiction, mental health and making informed choices.

A two-day workshop introduced first-year students to web development, Git and GitHub through hands-on learning.

Students began learning web development fundamentals and using Git and GitHub in a practical workshop.
Dates, descriptions and images are drawn from SGC’s public event archive and linked updates. This is a curated selection, not a complete institutional record.