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- Alchemy partners with HackIndia to provide Web3 infrastructure to 9,000 students across 59 Indian universities, enhancing blockchain development education.
- The collaboration aims to equip the next generation of Indian developers with advanced tools, mentorship, and practical blockchain development training.
- HackIndia’s Regional Hackathons will be hosted at eight universities across India from August to October, promoting hands-on experience with Web3 technologies.
Web3 hackathon HackIndia is teaming up with Alchemy, a Web3 development platform, to bring world-class Web3 infrastructure to universities across the country. This initiative aims to equip the next generation of Indian developers with advanced tools and mentorship.
Alchemy is a top platform for blockchain development on major networks like Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, Optimism, and Arbitrum. Its dependable infrastructure and advanced tools enable developers to build innovative blockchain applications.
Through this collaboration, Alchemy will:
- Provide Web3 infrastructure to 9,000 students across 59 universities in India, giving them hands-on experience with blockchain technologies.
- Enhance the current education curriculum by offering practical blockchain development training.
- Connect students with industry experts to encourage innovation and real-world applications.
“India is a global tech powerhouse with some of the smartest minds on the planet,” said Nikil Viswanathan, cofounder and CEO of Alchemy.
“We’re excited to collaborate with HackIndia to empower these talented builders with the tools and resources they need to create exciting new on-chain applications and bring Web3 to the next billion users.”
HackIndia’s Regional Hackathons:
- August 27-28: Manav Rachna University
- August 30-31: Chandigarh University
- September 2-3: Chitkara University
- September 6-7: RCET Bhilai
- September 10-11: Maharana Pratap College of Engineering
- September 13-14: ITM University
- September 16-17: Amity University
- October 3-4: Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology
CSharpCorner hosts HackIndia to empower Indian students with emerging technologies and is committed to educating the developer community by focusing on growth through learning and sharing.
