Put your campus on India’s hackathon map.

No. Campus Ambassador and City Lead are both volunteer roles and there is no budget attached to either. What sits behind them is real, though: kits shipped to campus, certification vouchers, mentorship from the Reskilll network, letters of recommendation, speaking and judging slots, and a shortlist for internships and open roles across Reskilll and its partners.

No. Roughly half of every cohort has never organised anything larger than a study group. What we look for in the application is whether you can describe a specific thing you would run in your first month, at your specific college. Existing club experience helps; it is not a filter.

Apply anyway. Large campuses run several: different departments, different hostels, different years, and there is more work than one person can do. If we think a second ambassador would only split the same audience, we will say so and either waitlist you for the next cohort or point you at a nearby campus with nobody on it.

A few hours in a normal week: putting up a post, answering questions in your batch group, lining up a room. Event weeks are heavier: a hackathon is genuinely a full weekend plus the fortnight of preparation before it. Most ambassadors run one event a month and coast between them.

Yes, from day one, alongside a digital ambassador ID. It is deliberately not the point. The things worth having sit alongside the work: a letter of recommendation on Reskilll letterhead, the internship shortlist across partner companies, and the fact that every event on your record was verified against our own registration data rather than self-reported.

Nothing dramatic and nothing silent. Points you have already earned are not taken away. If you submit nothing for a full quarter, someone from the campus team messages you first to ask whether the semester got heavy or whether you would rather step back. Ambassadors who stop responding are moved to alumni at the end of the cohort, and the campus is opened up in the next intake.

Only if you are still enrolled for the whole cohort. The programme is built around a campus you have access to, and it stops working the week you graduate. If your degree ends midway, apply to the next cohort, or ask us about the alumni and mentor track instead.

The Reskilll campus team, by hand, against the evidence you attach and against our own registration records where they apply. Most submissions are decided within a few working days. A rejection always comes with a reason, and you can resubmit once you have fixed it.