CU, also known as Chandigarh University, recently hosted the exciting Grand Finale of AIORI-2 which is the second edition of the Advanced Internet Operations Research in India initiative. This Hackathon 2025 event proved to be a colorful event in which young minds, who are most creative, attended to bring their ideas into a tangible prototype and address real problems in the world using their creativity and technological skills.
The hackathon acted like a magnet attracting a good number of participation from students across disciplines who represented a generation driven by technology and purposeful innovation. The participants, during the competition used their logic, demonstrated teamwork, and problem-solving skills to tackle pressing issues in internet operations and emerging technologies.
As per the latest post by CU, events like AIORI-2 form an important part of Chandigarh University’s learning environment. The university strongly emphasizes practical exploration beyond the traditional classroom setup, fostering an innovative spirit among students. “Every edition adds to a culture where students learn to lead with skill, clarity and imagination,” the post said.
The AIORI program is aimed at providing the future generation of experts and scientists with practical experience in internet engineering, standards formulation and advanced areas of research. Industry experts and dignitaries were also in attendance during the hackathon who were giving insights and guidance on how to get the participants motivated.
The commitment of CU university and its branches are indeed the driving platforms of leadership, creativity and innovation in higher education in India. It combines academic rigor with technology-driven skill development, proving it to be students' preferred.
