One platform for every engineering student
Engineering Hub is a free learning and building platform for engineering students. Instead of jumping between dozens of browser tabs, blogs and YouTube playlists, students use one place to find the right AI tool, follow a structured learning path, practise coding problems, generate a complete project roadmap from a single idea, and prepare for hackathons from team formation to final pitch. Every resource is written in beginner-friendly language, with a built-in beginner mode that explains technical terms, and progress is saved to a personal dashboard so students can pick up exactly where they left off.
What you'll find here
AI Tools Directory
Every AI tool worth your time, explained in plain language with use cases, pricing and how to start.
Learning Paths
Step-by-step roadmaps for web development, AI/ML, programming basics and first-year engineering.
Coding Practice
Practice problems with hints, full solutions and explanations — from variables to data structures.
Project Roadmap Generator
Type a project idea and get features, tech stack, database design, build steps and deployment notes.
Hackathon Hub
A complete hackathon roadmap plus ready-to-use problem statements across 13 categories.
AI Engineering Mentor
Stuck between two stacks or unsure what to build next? Ask anything and get guidance in seconds.
Who it's for
Engineering Hub is built for students who want to build things but don't know where to start. That includes first-year students meeting programming for the first time, second and third-year students choosing a specialisation, self-taught learners without a mentor on campus, and student hackathon teams that need problem statements, a realistic build plan and a demo they can present with confidence. Teachers, clubs and study groups use it as a shared reference for workshops too.
Who builds it
Engineering Hub is designed, built and maintained by MrunalTech, a student team founded by Mrunalini Pramod Dhoke (CEO & Co-Founder) and Sanchita Bhaskar Chimate (Co-Founder). The platform started as a DevLaunch / TechNova'26 project and is still shaped by student feedback — new tools, learning paths and problem statements are added continuously. Found a mistake, want a tool added, or want to contribute content? The team reads every message.