A community that codes, collaborates, and evolves together
VAMINT was founded in 2025 by final-year Computer Engineering students at GSMCOE to build a student tech community where peer learning and collaboration come first. It started as something they wished had existed when they were in their first year, a welcoming space where students from all branches can learn, experiment, run practical workshops, hackathons, and soft-skills events to grow in all directions, not just technically.
Peer Learning
We bridge experience gaps by pairing students who want to learn with those who want to teach, because both sides grow in the process.
Practical Events
From hackathons to web-dev competitions to debates, every event is hands-on. We're not here for theory; we're here to do things.
Real Community
We're friendly, inclusive, and informal. No gatekeeping, no jargon for its own sake, just students helping each other get better.
Timeline & Milestones
VAMINT Founded
VAMINT was officially founded at GSMCOE, initially serving the Computer Engineering department. A group of final-year CE students came together with a shared goal: build a real student tech community, not just another club on paper.
On-campus Placement Drive
Coordinated an on-campus placement drive, facilitating communication and ensuring smooth execution of the recruitment process.
SIH Internal Hackathon
Ran our first large-scale internal hackathon with 160+ participants across 25+ teams as the college's internal selection round for Smart India Hackathon 2025.
Sitecraft 2025
Hosted Sitecraft, a 2-hour website-cloning competition open to the whole college, structured in phases with increasing difficulty and a few fun twists.
Technobash 2026
Co-organized the college's main 2-day technical fest alongside the Computer Department, covering challenges, activities, and technical events open to every student on campus.
Debate Competition
Hosted a standalone inter-college debate competition focused on soft skills: communication, structured argumentation, and confident public speaking on topics at the intersection of technology and society.