Praelium is a national-level mock programming contest organized by the IEEE Computer Society Student Chapter of NITK Surathkal. Designed as a preparatory event for IEEEXtreme, Praelium aims to introduce 1st and 2nd-year undergraduate students across India to the world of competitive programming. The contest will be held in a hybrid format on 15th October and will span 2 hours. Participants will compete in teams of up to 3 members, solving a curated set of 5–7 original problems crafted by members of the IEEE Computer Society. These problems will reflect the structure and difficulty level of IEEEXtreme, offering participants an authentic contest experience. Praelium seeks to build problem-solving skills, foster collaboration, and provide a platform for young programmers to engage with the wider IEEE community through a challenging yet beginner-friendly environment.

Ever wondered why planes look the way they do? Every wing, engine and rivet has a story — written by wars, crashes and breakthroughs. From the Wright brothers' wooden flyer to modern jets, join AESS IEEE NITK for an evening of: 🎤 Interactive talks 🔍 Real crash investigations, decoded ⚔️ Debates that'll make you rethink aviation

The IEEE NITK Chapter presents the Athenaeum Talk Series as part of IEEE Week, featuring seven days of talks by leading researchers, academicians, and industry experts. The series explores emerging trends in engineering and computer science, promotes knowledge sharing, and encourages technical engagement and professional networking among students.

IEEE NITK presents a Goosebumps-inspired campus treasure hunt exclusively for the batch of 2029. Teams solve cryptic electronics puzzles, navigate GPS checkpoints, and tackle a final embedded systems challenge to uncover hidden data, testing their logic, technical skills, and teamwork.

IEEE NITK Computer Society successfully organized Internship Talks 2026, a four-part speaker series conducted from 27th May to 17th June 2026. The event aimed to provide students with practical insights into internships, career opportunities, and higher education pathways through sessions delivered by senior students who shared their experiences and learnings. The series commenced with Resume Revamp, which focused on building effective resumes, highlighting projects and achievements, and tailoring applications for different opportunities. This was followed by On-Campus Opportunities, where speakers discussed internship preparation strategies, aptitude tests, interview experiences, and approaches to succeeding in campus recruitment processes. The Off-Campus Opportunities session explored various avenues for securing internships beyond college placements, including networking, online platforms, referral strategies, and application processes. The final session, Research Internships and Master's Applications, introduced participants to research opportunities, application procedures, communication with professors, and pathways to higher studies. The event witnessed enthusiastic participation from students across multiple batches, with over 290 cumulative registrations across the four sessions. Through peer-to-peer interaction and experience sharing, Internship Talks 2026 provided valuable guidance to students navigating internship preparation, career planning, and academic opportunities, making it a meaningful and impactful initiative by IEEE NITK Computer Society.

The first-year ML-enthusiasts are in for a treat, as the IEEE CIS *Kaggle Cup* is back! ✨✨ This is where engineering freshers *across the country* compete against each other over a few ML challenges ( Classic ML, Computer Vision, and Natural Language Processing ) on Kaggle, for a total prize pool of ₹6.0k that is up for grabs!! 💰 The challenge lasts for 48 hours, from 18:00 IST on 6th Feb 2026, to 18:00 IST on 8th Feb 2026. POCs: Swaraj Singh: 94497 87896 H S Jayanth: 74830 17553

✨ Greetings from IEEE NITK ✨ 💡 Curious about unlocking your potential? 💡 Join us on 26th January, from 6:00 PM – 7:00 PM at the LHC A Seminar Hall to explore the opportunities that come with becoming an ⭐ IEEE Student Member ⭐. ❗ Open to all programmes ❗ Here’s what IEEE membership offers you: 🌟 Exclusive benefits to support your academic and professional growth 🔧 Hands-on projects that help you apply concepts beyond the classroom 🎓 Personalized mentorship to guide you through your journey 🌐 Opportunities to network with industry professionals and peers Don’t miss this chance to take a step closer to a brighter future with the IEEE community. 🌟 Link to the WhatsApp group : https://chat.whatsapp.com/GzdijeMeXG7IAnn5FnJWRS

Get ready to dive into the exciting world of Signal Processing and Machine Learning in association with the SPS Society, as IEEE NITK is back with the 6th Edition of Impulse! This flagship event promises a bigger and better experience as there are Expert Talks, an Online Workshops and a 48-hour hackathon! 🔥 ⚡ Eligibility: Open to 1st, 2nd and 3rd-year B.Tech students from engineering colleges across India. 🎯 Event Details: Team Size: 1-2 participants Dates: 16th Jan - 25th Jan 2026 Registration Deadline: 23rd Jan 2026 ✨ Transform raw data into clear insight. Build your team for the ultimate signal processing challenge!

Embedathon 25–26 is a task-based hackathon conducted as part of the DiodeXlr8 flagship event by the IEEE NITK Student Branch, in collaboration with the IEEE CAS Society. Embedathon focuses on embedded systems and design, offering participants a hands-on learning experience through real-world problem statements, expert talks, and hardware workshops. Designed for 1st and 2nd-year B.Tech students across India, the hackathon caters to both beginners and early learners, providing a platform to build practical skills, collaborate with peers, learn from experts, and gain valuable exposure to the world of embedded systems.