GDG on Campus – Beaconhouse National University (GDGoC BNU) is excited to invite students from universities across Pakistan to Stranger Syntax, Pakistan's first pop themed tech event, a Stranger Things–inspired hackathon / case study competition designed to simulate real-world tech and startup problem solving.

This is not a traditional seminar or coding workshop.

Stranger Syntax brings together technology, creativity, and entrepreneurship in a high-energy, story-driven experience where participants work in teams to solve a real industry problem - revealed live during a CEO Mission Briefing.

What makes Stranger Syntax different?

• A real-world problem statement presented by an industry CEO

• Team-based solution design & pitching (no perfect code required)

• Focus on thinking, feasibility, innovation, and teamwork

• A competitive yet beginner-friendly environment

Event Details

📅 Date: Saturday, 28th February

📍 Venue: Beaconhouse National University

⏱ Duration: 3–3.5 hours

Who can apply?

1. Students from CS, IT, SE, AI, Data, or related disciplines

2. Beginners and intermediate learners are welcome

3. Team size: 2–4 members (solo applicants can be paired)

Rewards & Opportunities

• 🏆 PKR 100,000 Winner Amount

• 👤 Live interaction with industry professionals, CEOs and tech student

• 🎓 Participation certificates by Google Developer Group oc BNU

• 🤝 Networking with motivated tech students from multiple universities

If you’re interested in experiencing how real-world tech problems are approached — beyond classrooms and textbooks — this is your opportunity.

👉 Register here: (Must Fill this form) https://forms.gle/BfEUnMCPm1iN6cKv5

Spots are limited, and registrations are currently open.

We look forward to welcoming you inside Stranger Syntax.