This is the official repository of the Sports-IIITK website. It contains the source code and other files for the website that showcases the sports activities and events at the Indian Institute of Information Technology, Kota.
The Sports-IIITK website aims to provide information about various sports facilities, events, teams, and achievements at IIIT Kota. It is a central platform for students, faculty, and staff who are interested in sports activities and encourages a healthy and active lifestyle within the institute.
- View and discover various sports facilities and infrastructure available at IIIT Kota.
- Keep up with the latest sports events, tournaments, and matches happening on the campus.
- Find detailed information about different sports teams, their achievements, and upcoming matches.
- Easily register and participate in sports events or join specific sports teams.
- Access resources and guidelines for organizing sports events and managing sports-related activities.
- Front-end: React JS
- Back-end: N/A
- Hosted on: Vercel
If you have any questions, suggestions, or feedback regarding the Sports-IIITK website, please feel free to contact us. https://sports-iiitk.vercel.app/#contact
Enjoy browsing the sports website and stay active!
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