BML Munjal University hosts AI-powered Sync-Hack in Hyderabad
BML Munjal University and Ganges Valley School organised the second Inter-School Sync-Hack 2026 in Hyderabad, where students from 17 schools showcased AI, IoT, Machine Learning and Automation projects. Several schools received awards for innovation, research and problem-solving
Hyderabad: BML Munjal University (BMU), in collaboration with Ganges Valley School, organised the second Inter-School Sync-Hack 2026: AI-Powered IoT Battle in Hyderabad. Students from Classes IX to XII, representing 17 schools, participated and presented projects based on Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), Machine Learning and Automation.
Page Junior College received the award for Excellence in Problem Identification, Ganges Valley School was recognised for the Best Solution, Unicent School, Bachupally, won the Best Research award, and Mount Carmel Global School was named the Best Emerging Team.
Dr Maneek Kumar, Dean, School of Engineering & Technology, BML Munjal University, said, “The technologies shaping the future today are no longer confined to laboratory spaces. They are inspiring young students to think, innovate and solve real-world problems.”
Dr Emmadi Naveen Kumar, Principal, Ganges Valley School, said, “Sync-Hack provides an ideal platform for young innovators to explore emerging technologies, collaborate with peers and develop practical solutions.”
