In 2024, two CSI teams from MJCET won Smart India Hackathon. In this guidance seminar, the winners shared essential advice on problem statement selection, winning presentation strategies, and navigating the competition journey from problem statement selection to the national finale.

CSI and E-Cell MJCET organized WEBVERSE – The Web Development Workshop, the first pre-hackathon session of Hack Revolution. Students explored modern web technologies and learned how to transform their concepts into dynamic, creative, and functional web applications.

VisionVerse was an immersive pre-hackathon workshop introducing students to Computer Vision, where machines learn to see and understand visual data like humans. Participants learned fundamental image processing, object detection, and explored modules with OpenCV and Python.

A hands-on workshop tailored for first-year students exploring the world of data analytics with Terraview. Participants gained practical experience transforming raw datasets into impactful dashboards and data stories, equipping them with essential visualization skills ahead of Terraview 2025.

Exclusively for first-year students, Terraview 2025 gave participants the stage to step into data visualization and turn raw numbers into compelling visual insights in a solo showdown competing for a ₹30,000 cash prize pool.

The ultimate tech face-off where innovation met impact, presented by CSI x E-Cell MJCET. A 15-hour coding marathon designed to challenge creativity, logic, and problem-solving, featuring competitive tracks in Smart Education, Urban Tech, Agriculture, and Open Hardware, with a ₹3,00,000 prize pool and direct entry to Smart India Hackathon 2026 for winners.

Prompt Arena was a high-energy competition where creativity met logic and AI technology. Participants challenged themselves across three electrifying rounds—from a mind-bending Quiz to an intense Prompt Battle and a thrilling Mystery Round—to prove their prompt engineering capabilities.

The ultimate CSI Community Connect meetup brought the entire CSI family together with engaging activities, team bonding, high-energy group challenges, and lively moments to kick off the chapter's community initiatives with enthusiasm.

With AI rapidly evolving, 'Antigravity Unlocked Powered by Gemini' provided participants with a hands-on journey into the world of Agentic AI and Google’s revolutionary Antigravity framework, delving into next-generation intelligent developer workflows and autonomous tooling.

'Dev Showdown' was a project showcase presented by our Execom members, where teams presented the exciting projects they had been building. Attendees discovered creative and practical tech solutions, drew inspiration for future projects, and connected with the CSI technical community.

CSI and E-Cell successfully organized Hack Revolution 2025 this November, made possible by the incredible effort and dedication of our volunteers. The chapter hosted a ceremony filled with appreciation, gratitude, and good vibes to celebrate their vital contributions.

The Computer Science and Engineering Department at MJCET proudly contributed to ADSOPHOS 2026, held on April 9–10, marking the revival of the college's flagship technical fest. Alongside CSI, GDG, and MSS, the department organized 12 technical and fun-based events, including Project Expo, PaperX, Canvas Clash, Brain & Buzzers, Byetopia, Mission Impossible, Auction Mania, The Gaming Lab, and Conquest. The fest featured innovative student projects, engaging competitions, and interactive experiences, showcasing the department's technical expertise and collaborative spirit.

On June 12, 2026, CSI MJCET organized Tech Nova 2026, its annual project expo, providing a platform for students to showcase their technical innovations. The event brought together 97 participants across 38 teams, presenting projects in AI/ML, Web Development, App Development, FinTech, Cybersecurity, and more. Industry experts Mr. Taufeeq Nomaan, Mr. Habeeb Saleh, and Mr. Khaja Mohammad Owais Junedi evaluated the projects and shared valuable feedback, encouraging innovation, practical problem-solving, and learning beyond academics.

On June 27, 2026, the Department of CSE, MJCET, in collaboration with CSI-MJCET, organized Innovatia Panoply 2026, its annual project exhibition. The event featured 69 teams of third-year students presenting innovative projects across diverse technical domains, demonstrating creativity, practical implementation, and problem-solving skills. Industry professionals evaluated the projects based on innovation, technical execution, presentation, and practicality, offering valuable feedback and industry insights. Guided by faculty mentors, the exhibition celebrated technical excellence, teamwork, and real-world engineering solutions.

On July 11, 2026, the CSI Hyderabad Chapter organized the CSI Annual Excellence Awards 2025–26 at Narsimha Reddy Engineering College, Secunderabad, celebrating excellence in technical education and student leadership. The event was graced by Prof. A. Goverdhan, Vice-Chancellor of JNTU Basara, as Chief Guest. CSI MJCET received two prestigious recognitions: Best Emerging Principal, conferred upon Prof. S. Srinivasa Rao, and Best Society Outreach, awarded to Mr. Mohammed Abdullah Shareef, Chief Coordinator, CSI MJCET. These honours celebrated the chapter's leadership, outreach, and contributions to the student community.

On August 22, 2026, CSI MJCET organized an educational outreach programme at Safdariya School, Mehdipatnam, engaging around 60 students through interactive sessions on career guidance, skill development, health awareness, financial independence, and informed decision-making. Conducted by CSI student leaders, the sessions encouraged confidence, perseverance, and the importance of education among young girls. Educational supplies were distributed to support their academic needs. The initiative promoted girls' empowerment, community engagement, and education as a pathway to independent futures.

On August 23, 2026, CSI-MJCET, in association with the Department of CSE, organized an exposure visit to T-Hub, Hyderabad, for its Governing Body. Students gained insights into startups, entrepreneurship, innovation, and industry practices while interacting with startup mentors and industry professionals. Discussions covered mentorship opportunities, international collaborations, and career prospects, alongside an interaction with the Phino startup team that highlighted practical industry exposure and training opportunities. The visit encouraged students to connect academic learning with real-world experiences and develop an entrepreneurial mindset.

On September 23, 2026, CSI-MJCET celebrated the conclusion of its 2025–26 tenure, reflecting on a year of innovation, collaboration, and growth. The event featured an insightful address by Google Engineer and MJCET alumnus Mr. Mohammed Imran Khan, alongside the unveiling of the Annual Report. The outgoing Governing Body, Executive Committee, and Core Team were felicitated for their contributions, and the incoming Governing Body for 2026–27 was announced. With an encouraging address by Faculty Coordinator Mr. Zainuddin Naveed, the ceremony marked the transition to a new tenure and the continuation of CSI-MJCET's legacy.