— Ralph Waldo Emerson
We're thrilled to welcome all freshers to Enigma Induction 2026! Get ready for an exciting learning journey as you explore new technologies and sharpen your coding skills. This is your chance to grow and become part of something bigger.
At Enigma, we value knowledge transfer above all. That's why our induction process is designed to help you learn and apply your skills effectively.
Inductions are not just tests — they are about learning, improving, and showcasing your potential. The process includes three stages:
The tasks for Enigma Induction 2026 are live now! Starting from today, 16th March 2026, all participants are expected to work on the assigned tasks and submit them before the deadline.
- 🗓️ Task Release Date: 16th March 2026
- ⏰ Submission Deadline: 24th March 2026
- Each task comes with its own set of guidelines — read them thoroughly before you begin.
- Tasks are designed to evaluate your understanding, problem-solving ability, and domain knowledge.
- You are encouraged to explore, experiment, and put in genuine effort — quality matters more than speed.
- Submissions must be made via a GitHub pull request. Any submission outside of this will not be considered.
⚠️ The deadline is firm. No extensions will be provided, so manage your time well.
- Push your work to GitHub and raise a pull request to submit.
- Tasks submitted without a pull request will NOT be evaluated.
- Make sure your code is clean, readable, and follows the task guidelines.
- Incomplete submissions are still better than no submission — push what you have before the deadline.
After the submission deadline on 24th March 2026, all submissions will be reviewed by the Enigma team. Candidates who demonstrate strong performance in their tasks will be shortlisted for a Personal Interview round.
- PI rounds will be scheduled and announced after 24th March 2026.
- Shortlisted candidates will be notified individually with their interview slot.
- The interview is a conversation — be ready to walk us through your approach, your thought process, and what you learned while working on the tasks.
- We're not just looking for the right answers; we're looking for curiosity, honesty, and the drive to keep learning.
Follow these steps to fork the repo, clone it, push your work, and raise a PR.
- Go to the top-right corner of this repository page on GitHub.
- Click the Fork button.
- This creates a copy of the repo under your own GitHub account.
- Navigate to your forked repository (it'll be at
https://github.com/<your-username>/Enigma-Induction-2026). - Click the green Code button.
- Copy the HTTPS link shown.
Open your terminal and run:
git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/Enigma-Induction-2026.gitThen move into the project folder:
cd Enigma-Induction-2026After completing your task, stage and commit your changes with a clear, descriptive commit message:
git add .
git commit -m "feat: add [your-name] solution for [task-name]"
git branch -M main
git push origin main💡 Write commits that explain what you did and why — avoid vague messages like
"done"or"update". Good examples:
feat: add responsive navbar for web dev taskfix: correct logic in fibonacci functiondocs: update README with setup instructions
- Go to your forked repository on GitHub.
- Click the Contribute button, then Open pull request.
- Make sure the base repository is set to the original Enigma repo and the base branch is
main. - Add a clear title and a short description of what you've done.
- Click Create pull request.
⚠️ Your submission is only considered after a pull request is raised. Pushing to your fork alone is not enough.
Want to learn more about the club and stay updated? Check us out here:
- 🌐 Website: https://enigmavssut.in
- 📸 Instagram: @enigma_vssut
- 💼 LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/enigma-vssut
Stay connected and be a part of the community!
🎯 Ready to make your mark? Let's begin this journey together!
— Team Enigma 💚