TechX: Elevate 2025 Successfully Concludes at Softwarica College
Softwarica College of IT and E-Commerce successfully organized the four-day technology festival ‘TechX: Elevate 2025’.
Held from Asar 32 to Shrawan 3, the event brought together students, entrepreneurs, educators, influencers, and investors passionate about technology under one platform.
Participation and Visitor Engagement
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Over 10,000 visitors attended the event
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Participation from more than 50 educational institutions
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Over 30 technology companies joined the exhibition
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More than 15 well-known content creators were part of the event
Student Innovation and Project Showcase
More than 20 innovative student-developed tech projects were exhibited. Notable among them were:
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Karuna
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Mira (Robotic Assistant)
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Studysense (VR-based Course Counselor)
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Tomatro (AI-powered AgroBot)
These projects drew special attention from both the audience and experts.
Entrepreneurship and Startup Investment
In the Entrepreneurship Masterclass session, experienced entrepreneurs shared their journeys and insights.
During the VC Pitching Session:
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Over 25 startup ideas were presented
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Investors showed interest in 7 ideas
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The college announced a fund of NPR 1 crore to support promising startups
Career Opportunities and Job Fair
A two-day job fair was also held with participation from over 30 companies.
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More than 500 students and alumni attended job interviews and received career counseling
Robotic Battle: IronClash Competition
One of the major highlights was the IronClash robotic battle competition.
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The winning team received a prize worth NPR 300,000
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The competition boosted enthusiasm and technical skills among students
Digital Creator Meetup and Youth Inspiration
A special meetup with over 15 renowned digital creators was also part of the event, inspiring the youth to explore possibilities in the digital world.
Attendees included:
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Sabin Karki (Beest)
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Rahul Khadka
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Siddharth Ghimire (Tech)
Inspire Talk Session
In the Inspire Talk segment, various public figures, including former DIG of Nepal Police, Ramesh Kharel, encouraged youth to embrace honesty, discipline, and leadership.
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