Assembling the stones
GAUNTLET
GeeksforGeeks Student Chapter · Bennett University
Six infinity stones. One night on campus. A flagship gathering for builders who want more than a certificate — they want the snap.
The architecture
This is not a collage of Avengers posters. The gauntlet is the information system — every stone is a real part of the event.
Power stone · purple
Power is the motive. GeeksforGeeks Bennett is not throwing a costume party — we are assembling people who ship. THE GAUNTLET is a night of talks, live builds, and confrontations with the gap between “I watch tutorials” and “I made the thing.”
Space stone · blue
Space is the venue. The night occupies the main auditorium and the adjacent lab corridor at Bennett University — one hall for the keynote snap, side rooms for workshops that actually run code.
Reality stone · red
Reality is the experience. Not a slide-only seminar. You walk in as a student. You leave having chosen a stone — a track — and having shipped a fragment of it in public.
One story about going from consumer to creator.
Web, systems, design, and AI — pick one, finish something.
Live demos. Mentors. No empty “networking breaks.”
Soul stone · orange
Soul is the chapter. First-years who are hungry. Third-years who are rusty. Designers who can ship. This is GFG Bennett’s house — a student-run room with Marvel myth as the costume, not the excuse.
Fan-made visual language. Not affiliated with Marvel or Disney.
Time stone · green
Time is the schedule. Saturday, 18 October 2026. Doors at 10:00. Last snap at 18:30. Green is the only stone that does not wait.
Mind stone · yellow
Mind is the lineup. Speakers and workshop leads from campus and the GFG network — people who still write code, not just quote it.
180 seats. Pick the stone that is actually yours — motive, map, craft, chapter, clock, or intellect — and we’ll put you in that room.
You are on the list. Bring a laptop. Leave the spectator seat at the door.