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# Submissions

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Submissions Tab

The Submissions tab is where the action happens. Here, you and your team submit the fruits of your labour – your project, your solution, your masterpiece – for the hackathon's challenges. It is now organized into three sections for better clarity:

1. Ongoing Submissions: Displays active submissions with their deadlines.
2. Upcoming Submissions: Lists future submissions with their start dates and guidelines.
3. Past Submissions: Archives completed submissions for reference.

<figure><img src="/files/hUzXxH5t5wcbJCdPqplG" alt=""><figcaption><p>Submission</p></figcaption></figure>

### **Overview of Key Features**

1. Submission Sections:
   * Different sections represent various requirements for your project submission.
   * Each section may include detailed instructions, templates, or criteria to guide your submission.
2. Submission Timer:
   * Displays the remaining time for submission.
   * Acts as a reminder to meet deadlines without delays.
3. Start & End Dates:
   * Provides a clear timeline for submission, ensuring all participants follow the same schedule.<br>

### **Steps for Submission**

1. Navigate to the Submissions Tab: Locate it on the Team Dashboard.
2. Review Submission Requirements: Understand what is expected in each section.
3. Prepare Deliverables: Create and organize your project materials, such as documents, code, and other required files.
4. Upload Your Submission: Ensure all files meet the guidelines and submit them before the deadline.<br>

Let the submissions begin!


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