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NED University to Host TechFest 2025 Showcasing Innovation Across AI, Cybersecurity, and Gaming

  • September 16, 2025
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The Department of Computer Science and IT at NED University of Engineering and Technology (NEDUET) has announced the return of its flagship event, TechFest 2025. The festival, which has become a staple in the university’s annual calendar, is designed to celebrate technology, creativity, and innovation while bringing together students, professionals, and enthusiasts from across Pakistan’s tech ecosystem.

TechFest 2025 will feature a series of competitions, workshops, and interactive experiences organized by the department’s student-led clubs. Each club will focus on a distinct technology domain, reflecting the breadth of expertise and interests within the computer science and IT community at NED. The Koderz Club will lead programming-focused contests, CyberSents will host challenges centered on cybersecurity, and AI Alliance will conduct events highlighting artificial intelligence. Data Insight-CSIT is set to organize activities on data science and analytics, while Gameverse-CSIT will cater to gaming enthusiasts with dedicated competitions.

Blockchain technologies will be represented by Ledger League, and Qubits Qrew will introduce students and participants to concepts in quantum computing. Together, these initiatives aim to provide participants with opportunities to test their skills, learn from peers, and engage with emerging trends in technology.

NEDUET’s Department of Computer Science and IT has emphasized that TechFest is more than a competition series. It is intended as a platform to cultivate collaboration between academic knowledge and practical application. By showcasing innovations in areas such as AI, blockchain, and quantum computing, the festival also reflects the evolving priorities of the global technology landscape.

Organizers have indicated that competition details and registration information will be shared in the coming weeks. In past years, TechFest has drawn significant participation from students, developers, and technology enthusiasts, making it one of Karachi’s notable university-led technology festivals.

By integrating a diverse range of technology domains under one platform, TechFest 2025 is expected to highlight the growing role of student-led initiatives in shaping Pakistan’s technology ecosystem. The event also demonstrates how academic institutions such as NEDUET are fostering innovation and preparing students for future challenges in programming, cybersecurity, data science, AI, and beyond.

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