IIT Madras student ranks in top 0.6% at Google PromptWars 2026 hackathon

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Shreyansh Gupta, a BS learner at IIT Madras, secured 278th place among 46,719 participants at the Google for Developers × Hack2skill PromptWars 2026 hackathon, placing him in the top 0.6%. His submission focused on enhancing the experience of large-scale sporting events and received an AI evaluation score of 88.81 out of 100, including a perfect score for efficiency. Beyond competitive hackathons, Gupta has been building expertise in areas such as AI agents, full-stack development, and augmented reality. He is also involved in student-led technology initiatives, underscoring his commitment to applying technical knowledge to real-world problems.

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