Registration:

TGMC is an innovative program aimed at encouraging students from engineering colleges from across India in their endeavor to develop solutions for real-time problems and scenarios using IBM & Open Source Software. It is India’s largest student technology contest, two years running in the Limca Book of Records!

Participation in the contest gives students the excitement of working on real-life solutions, with FREE IBM software’s to choose from and work with. More than 320 students registered for TGMC Contest.

Benefits for students:

1. Improvise their software writing skills.

2. Get an opportunity for future employment.

3. Become market-ready with the skills and expertise they develop through TGMC which is In-Demand.

a. SRS Submission:

    More than 60 teams submitted SRS.

b. Project Submission:

    More than 50 teams submitted Project.

Felicitation ceremony for outstanding participation and making excellent projects in The Great Mind Challenge (TGMC) 2012 was held at IBM India Pvt. Ltd. Embassy Golf Link Parks, Indira nagar Inner Ring Road, Bangalore on 08th November 2013. Dr. Jitender Kumar got the privilege to receive the award on behalf of Dronacharya College of Eng., Gurgaon at this mega event.

Awards to all the Top performing Colleges in TGMC 2012 and to the top 15 Teams were given to the representatives of various colleges by Ms. Vani Singh, India Lab Leader, IBM Watson Solutions Development & Service and Mr. Sudhir Sastry, Technical Sales Leader, IBM Software, South Asia. DCE, Gurgaon have submitted over 50 Projects in TGMC 2012 and are among the top 30 colleges across India. More than 2000 institutes have participated in this event and being one of the top 30 colleges is matter of pride for us.

IBM Ranked Dronacharya College of Engineering as one of the best performing colleges in India.

TGMC is an innovative program aimed at encouraging students from engineering colleges from across India in their endeavor to develop solutions for real-time problems and scenarios using IBM & Open Source Software. It is India’s largest student technology contest, two years running in the Limca Book of Records!

What's in it for students?

1. Improvise their software writing skills.

2. Get an opportunity for future employment.

3. Become market-ready with the skills and expertise they develop through TGMC which is In-Demand.

Participation in the contest gives students the excitement of working on real-life solutions, with FREE IBM software’s to choose from and work with. Students also have the opportunity to seek for any technical help while working on their project by us.