Workshops
Hands-on sessions on the things schools skip — Git, the web stack, APIs, ML, and shipping to production.
10
Active members
NPS // Computer Science Club
Hackathon 2026 · registration open
CodeX
By coders,
for coders.
A student-run computer science club at NPS. We learn in the open, build real projects, and ship them together — from first commit to demo day.
CodeX × NPS
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// 01 · about
A club that runs on
A club that runs on
curiosity and commits.
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CodeX started with a simple idea: the fastest way to learn to code is to build alongside people who are figuring it out with you. No gatekeeping, no prerequisites — just a room full of students turning ideas into working software.
Every week we run workshops, pair on projects, and prep for competitions. Members come in curious and leave having shipped something real — a web app, a model, a game, a tool that solves a problem they care about.
2
Community Programs
1
Sessions/Week (Coming Soon)
2024
Founded at NPS
// 02 · what we do
Four things, on repeat.
Build nights
Open studio time. Bring an idea, find a team, and leave with a commit. Mentors float between tables.
HackWeek
Hack Week w/ CodeX is an ideathon-meets-hackathon designed for both coding and business management.
Mentorship
Seniors pair with newcomers. Everyone has someone a step ahead to ask, review code, unblock them, and prepare them for external competitions.
// 03 · community projects
Two programs,
see the projects →
Two programs,
running year-round.
The club doesn't stop at the club. Both of these started as a member noticing something outside school that code — or just a clear explanation — could fix.
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Active
LocAI
Applied AI aimed at problems on our doorstep. Members find something the local community actually struggles with, then build a small, focused tool that helps — and hand it over.
read more →
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Active
TechBridge
Plain-language sessions on AI and online safety, taught by members — for students who use these tools daily, and for senior citizens who get targeted by the scams built on them.
read more →
Flagship event
HackWeek
HackWeek
w/ CodeX
A week for high-schoolers to go from blank canvas to working demo. Two tracks: Technical (build a project) or Non-Technical (pitch an idea). Food and prizes included.
// 04 · the team
Run by students,
meet everyone →
Run by students,
for students.
AK
Yashvir Mishr
President
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Aarav Arora
Vice President
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Achyuth K.S.
Academics
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Devdutt Arun Nair
Academics
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Swastik Sinha
Logistics
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Kavya Sariya
Marketing
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Dhruv Jha
Marketing
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Joshua Cyril
Communications
// 05 · faq
Common questions.
No. CodeX is built for total beginners and experienced coders alike. If you can open a laptop and you're curious, you'll fit right in — we pair newcomers with mentors from day one.
We meet weekly on campus at NPS. Exact day, time, and room are shared with members at sign-up and posted in our community channel. Sessions alternate between workshops and open build nights.
Whatever the project needs. Most members work in Python, JavaScript, and web technologies, with detours into ML (PyTorch, MediaPipe), game dev, and more. We teach the workflow — Git, the terminal, deploying — not just one language.
Hit any "Register" button to join the hackathon. To join the club itself, use the contact link in the footer — a lead will follow up with meeting details and onboarding.
No — CodeX is free to join. The hackathon, however, is a paid event with an entry fee (details shared when you register). Club membership itself is always open to the NPS community.
~/codex $ ./join.sh
Ready to build
Ready to build
something real?
Join CodeX, or jump straight into the hackathon. Either way, you're shipping by the end of the month.