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First-timers
Never written a single line of code before? Attend the opening session, then team up with a mentor to turn a simple idea into a working project.
No coding experience needed
Workshop DatesTwo-Part Workshop
Day 1: Friday, 13 November 2026 (9:30 AM start)
Day 2: Date to be announced
BSSRV Campus, Golaghat, Assam (B.Tech 1st Sem Room, Opp. to Lift, Academic Block)
Get directionsOpen to all branches & departmentsIndividuals & teams welcomeFree entryBeginners welcome
Quick facts: Free entry; open to all BSSRV branches and departments; beginners welcome; individuals or teams of up to 3; Day 1 in person (Friday, 13 November 2026, 9:30 AM start), Day 2 virtual (date to be announced); BSSRV Campus, Golaghat, Assam.
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01 / About
About the Workshop.
No coding experience needed
Build with AI: Anybody Can Code is a free, two-part workshop at Birangana Sati Sadhani Rajyik Vishwavidyalaya (BSSRV) for individuals or teams. With no coding experience needed, participants learn to build anything you can build with AI tools.
This is a learning event. Everyone who builds and shares something takes something away, and the three best builds receive recognition from our partner Keploy.
02 / Who It's For
Every department. Every skill level.
All BSSRV students02
Curious builders
Have ideas for campus life, study tools, accessibility, or your local community—and want a practical, hands-on way to prototype and share them.
Open to individuals or teams
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Coders who want to try AI tools
Already comfortable with programming? Explore AI-assisted workflows and rapid UI generation to build and share new ideas together.
Anything you can build with AI tools
03 / What You'll Build
Open Track
Individuals or teams of up to 3“Use AI to build something useful that makes life better for the people around you.”
Anything you can build with AI tools. Participants choose their own idea, individually or in teams of up to 3 (you can register alone and pair up at the venue).
Not sure where to start? Everyone receives an idea card, and mentors will help you choose and scope your project before open build time begins.
Suggested Themes
Campus lifeLearning and studyLocal communityAccessibilityOpen choice
Tools you'll use
AI PrototypingGoogle AI Studio
UI GenerationGoogle Stitch
FoundationsWeb basics (HTML/JS)
Not sure what to build? Start here.
Pick one of these, remix it, or bring your own.
Idea 01
Study buddy
Turn notes or past question papers into quizzes and summaries.
1 of 10Swipe or use the arrows
One problem, one user, one screen. Write one sentence: I'm building ___ for ___ so that ___.
04 / Schedule
Two-Part Workshop Schedule.
Day 2 date will be announced soon.
Day 1
9:30 AM to 4 PMFriday, 13 November 2026
- 019:30 AM Check-in and pairing
- 0210:30 AM Opening
- 0310:45 AM Virtual guest session: Building with AI: From Ideas to Impact (Shayan Dutta)
- 0412:15 PM Pick your idea (choose and scope your project)
- 0512:30 PM Build time
- 064 PM Wrap-up and project submission
Refreshments will be provided during the event.
Online Judging & Results
After Day 1 (online)
Demos and judging happen online after Day 1. Submit your demo video by 14th November. Results of the three best builds are announced online on 21st November.
Day 2
Date to be announced
Virtual Session
Virtual guest session on Open Source and GSoC
Hosted online for registered participants. Joining instructions will be shared directly with registered attendees.
05 / Recognition
Best Builds Recognition.
Keploy Recognition
The three best builds (individual or team) receive in-kind recognition from Keploy, including Keploy Pro credits and co-branded badges.
Rules
- Only the project built during the open build time and submitted by 3:15 PM on Day 1 is judged.
- Demo videos are submitted online by the deadline and must show the project submitted on Day 1.
- Projects are built during the event.
- AI tools allowed.
- Copied work disqualified.
- Projects must be safe and respectful.
- Judges' decisions are final.
Judging criteria
Out of 100Usefulness and impact30 / 100
Working demo25 / 100
Creativity15 / 100
Effective use of AI tools15 / 100
Presentation (clarity of your demo video)15 / 100
Up to 5 bonus points for testing a project with Keploy (optional)
07 / Conduct
Guest session and conduct.
Day 2 OnlineDay 2 runs virtually over Google Meet. The link is shared only with registered participants. Join with the Google account you registered with, keep your microphone muted and camera off unless invited, ask questions in the chat, and fill in the attendance form once. Please be respectful. Do not share the link or record the session. These rules apply to both guest sessions.
08 / Organisers
Organisers.
Organised by B.Tech 3rd & 5th semester students of BSSRV, a state university in Golaghat, in collaboration with the Robotics Club and the Faculty of Engineering & Technology.
Supported by BSSRV.
09 / FAQ
Questions & Answers.
Everything you need to know
Yes. Entry is free, with no registration fee or hidden charges.
Bring a laptop if you have one, a charger, and a Google account. Teams can share devices.
It's a learning event. Everyone builds and shares, and a judging panel recognises the three best builds using published criteria. Judging happens online after Day 1.
You can build anything you like, as long as it solves a real problem for someone. Not sure where to start? We'll give you an idea card, and mentors will help you choose and scope your project.
Yes, refreshments are provided during the event.
Online on 21st November.
The best builds are chosen by a judging panel using the criteria published on this page. Judging happens online after Day 1.
No. You don't need any prior coding experience to attend or to build a project.
The workshop is open to BSSRV students of all branches and departments.
Yes. You can register individually and pair up at the venue, or build on your own.
Projects must be safe and respectful: nothing harmful or misleading, and no collecting real personal data without consent.
Submit your project through the form shared on Day 1 by 3:15 PM. Then send a 2 to 3 minute demo video by 14th November.
A GitHub account is optional, though it helps if you want to save or share your project, and for the optional Keploy testing bonus.
Certificate details are to be announced.