Tech Titans 2026: Celebrating Technology, Creativity and Innovation

The Departments of Information Technology, Computer Science and Data Science at St. John College of Humanities and Sciences successfully inaugurated and organised Tech Titans 2026 on 7th September 2026 at the Event Hall, SJCHS. The event was coordinated by Mr. Yuvraj Prajapati, with Ms. Shaina Siddiqui and Ms. Apurva Mahajan as club members.

The event provided students with an engaging platform to showcase their technical knowledge, creativity, logical reasoning, problem-solving abilities, teamwork and awareness of emerging technologies. Four competitions—Prompt Battle, Fastest Finger First, Bot or Brain, and Tech Dictionary (Tech Sketch)—were conducted.

Prompt Battle, held in Lab 2 with 13 participants, focused on creativity, logical thinking and prompt-writing skills. Lavanya Sankhe (FYDS) emerged as the Winner, while Disha Rajpurohit (SYCS) was the Runner-Up. The faculty coordinators were Mrs. Manava Pawade and Ms. Sakshi Mogre.

Fastest Finger First – Speed Meets Knowledge, conducted in Lab 2 with 24 participants, tested quick decision-making, programming knowledge, logical thinking and accuracy. The winners were Jemit Patil, Kunal Medhavale and Prisha Desale. The activity was coordinated by Ms. Sakshi Mogre and Ms. Payal Save.

Bot or Brain, conducted in Lab 3 and Lab 4 with 59 participants, challenged students to distinguish between human-generated and AI-generated content, strengthening their critical thinking and AI awareness. Fatima Patel was the Winner and Prisha Desale was the Runner-Up. The activity was coordinated by Ms. Nisha Yadav and Ms. Komal Bhanushali.

Tech Dictionary (Tech Sketch) was organised in CR-10 with 40 participants forming 10 teams. The drawing and guessing competition tested technical awareness, creativity, teamwork and quick thinking. The winning team comprised Aditya Chauhan, Shobit Pathak, Aditya Shah and Rashid Shaikh, while the Runner-Up team comprised Habiba Khan, Vaideshri Patil, Priyal Cjuri and Muskan Shaikh. The faculty coordinators were Ms. Shaina Siddiqui and Ms. Vedika Bane.

A key highlight of the event was the student-developed website for the Bot or Brain activity, demonstrating the practical application of web development skills. Overall, Tech Titans 2026 successfully promoted technical awareness, creativity, innovation, collaboration and healthy competition, providing students with valuable opportunities to apply their skills beyond the classroom.