The Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology (MGIT) in Hyderabad successfully concluded its two-day national-level technical symposium, Magistech '26, on Saturday. The Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE) Students' Chapter organized this event.
The symposium offered students a platform to demonstrate their technical abilities, explore innovative concepts, and enhance their problem-solving skills. This was achieved through various competitions and collaborative activities held during the event.
Magistech '26 featured a diverse range of events, including a project expo, a tech quiz, drone and robotics competitions, and an auto quiz. Other activities included circuit relay, electro blitz, fun spark, cyber hunt, meta quest, and circuit amending.
The Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, in collaboration with the Hyderabad chapter of the Indian Institute of Metals (IIM), organized Metallon Multiverse 2026. This was a national-level technical conference for students and a key event for the institute.
Students from several institutions participated in Metallon Multiverse 2026. Each department also hosted its own technical fest, encouraging creativity, teamwork, and knowledge exchange among attendees.