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Hack University — Winner & volunteer certificates

Official winners.
A section per hackathon.

Find your name under your hackathon below and press Download certificate. You verify with the same Google account you used for event registration or your Devpost submission, then your certificate is generated.

Find your name → 🔒 Verify with the same email used at registration, Devpost, or volunteer sign-up.

Official winners & awardees

Open OneStop Portal →

Confirmed hackathon winners, finalist teams, and special awardees, grouped by hackathon.

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Certificates are generated on the certificate page after you verify. For official proof, always generate the certificate rather than screenshotting this list.

Who can receive certificates

Certificates are issued only to verified individuals and teams whose participation is confirmed in our records.

🏆 Hackathon winners & awarded teams

  • 1st, 2nd, 3rd place teams
  • Track, category, and sponsor prize winners
  • Special recognition & honorable mention awards
  • Certificates of Achievement based on verified results

📋 Event team & organizers

  • Core organizing team
  • Logistics & operations crew
  • Technical support volunteers
  • Academic & community partners

Professional & achievement recognition

Our certificates recognize both impact (judges, mentors, partners, organizers) and excellence (winning hackathon teams). Each certificate is tied to verified data from registration, Devpost, and official event records.

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Verified credentials

Proof of official achievement or service for your portfolio and records.

🎓

Career & academic value

Use certificates for applications, promotions, and academic files.

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Highlight achievements

Showcase hackathon wins and leadership in innovation.

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Community impact

Recognition for building and supporting the tech community.

How to get your certificate

The same three steps whether you are a winner, volunteer, or partner.

  1. Find your hackathon Use the filter above the directory, then find your name in that hackathon's section.
  2. Verify your identity Sign in with the same email used for registration, Devpost submission, or the official volunteer form. Winners are validated against official results.
  3. Generate & download Once verified, download your high-quality PDF certificate for your role or award.

Frequently asked questions

When are hackathon winner certificates available?

Winner and finalist certificates are typically available within 15–20 business days after results are confirmed, to allow time for verification.

What email should I use as a hackathon winner?

Use the same email you used for your Devpost submission, team registration, or official sign-up. If your team registered with a captain, certificates are mapped from the official results sheet.

Are these certificates officially recognized?

Yes. Certificates are issued by Code Crunch / Hack University in partnership with our affiliated organizations and sponsors, and are suitable for professional documentation.

Can I update my name on the certificate?

We can correct spelling or preferred names. Contact us with proof of identity and event details, and we update records within 15–20 business days when possible.

What format are the certificates in?

Certificates are generated as high-quality PDFs, optimized for A4 landscape printing and digital use.

I don't see my team or my name. What should I do?

Check that you are looking under the right hackathon and using the correct email. If it is still missing, contact us with your full name, team name, event, track, and role so we can verify manually.

Need help?

Having trouble accessing a winner or volunteer certificate? Contact Code Crunch Global on LinkedIn with your name, event, role, and team name if you have one.

⚡ Quick tip — include your full name, event, team name if you are a winner, and the email used at registration. It is the fastest route to an answer.

🚀 Pro tip — check with your team lead or captain first to confirm which email and spelling were used on the final submission.