About

The RC Xtreme Challenge invites students to design and build their own robots—either wired or wireless—with the goal of achieving maximum speed to navigate a track and reach the finish line in the shortest time possible.

Structure

• Round 1: The whole event will be single tracked. You must clear all the check points and obstacles to reach the finish line in quickest. The time will be calculated for all the participants and the fastest will proceeded to the next round.
• Round 2: Teams that qualify from Round 1 will participate in a surprise arena, revealed on the day of the event.

Guidelines

• Platform: LEGO Mindstorms or any other suitable robotics kits.
• Event Mode: Onsite
• Category: Senior (For students in Class VIII to XII )
• Team Composition: Individually or in teams of up to 3 members
• Time Limit: 7 Minutes (Round 1)

Rules:

• Robots can be constructed using LEGO Mindstorms or any other suitable robotics kits.
• Maximum dimensions: 25 cm (L) x 25 cm (B) x 25 cm (H).
• Maximum weight: 3 kg.
• The Bot can wired or Wireless
• Participants must bring a fully functional and assembled robot to the venue.
• The maximum time allowed to complete the track is 7 minutes

About

This event aims to ignite curiosity, foster scientific thinking, and encourage innovation by allowing students to demonstrate their understanding and application of scientific concepts. To present and demonstrate a prototype or project related to STEM, focusing on one of the specified themes, and to engage in hands-on exploration and learning.

Structure

• Student will exhibit their Working Model/ Prototype of the Project. A poster (1 meter x 1 meter) displaying key information about the project.

Guidelines

• Event Mode: Onsite (Exhibition)
• Category: Senior (For students in Class VIII to XII)
• Team Composition: Individually or in teams of up to four members
• Time Limit: 7 Minutes(Presentation)

Rules:

• A working model or prototype of the project to be exhibit with mandatory 1m* 1m poster.
• A 5-minute presentation of the project to a panel of judges, followed by a Q & A session

About

The Idea Pitch Contest provides with an opportunity to present and develop their innovative ideas in a live, offline setting. Participants will showcase their creative concepts for products, services, or projects, highlighting their potential impact, feasibility, and originality. This competition aims to inspire young minds and recognize the most compelling ideas.

Structure

• The competition Comprises of 1 Round only. Each team has to present their idea related to any one of the theme enlisted for the Competition. Each Presentation will be followed by Q & A round.

Guidelines

• THEME: Tech for Tomorrow: Innovating for a Sustainable Future(Align to any SDG)
• Event Mode: Onsite
• Category: Senior (For students in Class VIII to XII)
• Team Composition: Individuals or teams of up to 3 students
• Time Limit: Each team will have 5 minutes to present their idea, followed by 5 minutes for Q & A with the judges.

Rules:

• A Presentation of Maximum 10 slides
• Teams must work collaboratively and ensure that all members contribute to the pitch.
• All pitches must be original and created specifically for this contest.

About

The primary objective of this competition is to encourage participants to design and construct controlled robots that can effectively compete in a controlled arena. Participants will apply engineering principles, creativity, and teamwork to develop their robots.

Structure

Each match will consist of 2 rounds, with each round lasting for 2 minutes.If neither robot pushes the other out of the arena within the allotted time, the match may be decided based on criteria such as:

• Proximity to the center of the arena.
• Amount of time spent in the opponent's territory.

Guidelines

• THEME: Robot Fight Competition
• Platform: LEGO Robotics Kit /Any Robotic Kit
• Event Mode: Onsite
• Category: Senior (For students in Class VIII to XII)
• Team Composition: Team of 3 students

Rules:

• Max size: 30×30×30 cm; weight: 2 kg
• Circular arena: 4 feet diameter
• Safety inspection mandatory

About

The Rope Ranger Challenge encourages participants to design and demonstrate a pre-built robot capable of autonomously crawling along a suspended rope. The competition promotes hands-on learning, design thinking, and engineering problem-solving skills with a strong emphasis on balance, precision, and innovation.

Structure

• Practice Round: Teams will be given a single trial run to test their robot on the rope. This round is purely for familiarization and will not be evaluated.
• Challenge Round: Robots must crawl smoothly across the rope to qualify.

Guidelines

• THEME: Onsite
• Category: Senior (For students in Class VIII to XII)
• Team Composition: Individually or in teams of up to 3 students

Rules:

• Participants are free to use any robotic kit, components, or self-fabricated parts to construct their robot.
• The robot must autonomously crawl from one end of the rope to the other.
• The robot should not require any manual assistance or intervention once placed on the rope.

About

Ad-Venture is a creative advertising challenge where participants will reimagine and recreate promotional posters for well-known companies. By blending innovation, visual storytelling, and marketing insight, the event encourages students to think critically about branding and communication.

Challenge

Each team will be randomly assigned one of 40 well-known companies. The challenge is to redesign an advertisement poster for the assigned brand, reflecting its core values in a fresh, imaginative way. Posters must aim to redefine the company's image, product, or campaign in a creative and socially engaging manner.

Guidelines

• Event Mode: Onsite
• Category: Senior (For students in Class VIII to XII)
• Team Composition: Individually or in teams of up to 3 students

Rules:

• Each team will be randomly assigned one of 40 well-known companies
• Posters must aim to redefine the company's image, product, or campaign in a creative and socially engaging manner.
• Each team will get 3 minutes to present their poster to the judges.
• The presentation must explain the concept, thought process, and how it aligns with or redefines the company's original branding.

About

Participants will design and build a water rocket to achieve the highest altitude and maximum air time in the first round, and the greatest horizontal distance when launched at a 45-degree angle in the second round. Rockets must be constructed with safety in mind and adhere to the guidelines specified below.

Structure

• Round 1: Maximum Air Time. Achieve the highest air time within a defined area
• Round 2: Achieve the maximum horizontal distance when launched at a 45-degree

Guidelines

• THEME: Onsite
• Category: Senior (For students in Class VIII to XII)
• Team Composition: Individuals or teams of up to 4 students

Rules:

• Only use lightweight materials and plastic bottles (max 2.5L).
• No commercial kits allowed.
• Launch pad must be student-made.
• Safety inspection mandatory.
• 5-minute setup and launch limit.
• Penalties for out-of-bounds.

About

Welcome to Design Chronicles , an innovative fashion show dedicated to showcasing the creativity of young minds while promoting sustainability. Participants will design eco-friendly outfits that celebrate originality and innovation in fashion. This event aims to inspire the next generation to champion sustainable practices and rethink the impact of fashion on our planet.

Structure

• 7-minute setup + performance, with music provided.

Guidelines

• THEME: Be bold for Change
• Event Mode: Onsite
• Category: Senior (For students in Class VIII to XII)
• Team Composition: Individuals or teams of up to 4 students

Rules:

• No pre-made or rented costumes.
• Costumes must be designed using eco-friendly materials
• Must align with theme “Be Bold for Change”
• Decency rules apply

About

The Speed X BGMI Competition - Battlegrounds Showdown is an exhilarating e-sports event where players can showcase their skills on various maps. Participants will compete in squads, engaging in intense matches against teams of similar ranks .

Structure

• 30-minute matches; squad-based gameplay.

Guidelines

• Event Mode: Onsite
• Category: Senior (For students of class VIII to XII
• Team Composition: Team of 4 students
• Time Limit: Each match lasts up to 30 minutes

Eligibility

• Age of the student must be 16 or above and pursuing education under 12th Standard
• Open to all students having age 16 or above with an interest in BGMI and pursing education under 12th Standard
• Players must have a registered BGMI account and access to the game during the competition.

Rules:

• Own BGMI account and device required
• No cheating; organizers monitor gameplay
• Tournament-style elimination

About

The PIXAL Play competition invites participants to engage in the creative manipulation of digital images, fostering artistic expression, design thinking, and storytelling through visuals. The event challenges students to reimagine and transform simple photographs into a unified and impactful visual composition.

Guidelines

• Theme: Pixel Play
• Event Mode: Onsite
• Category: Junior (For students in Class V to VII)
• Team Composition: Individual or a Team of 2 students
• Time Limit: 1 Hour

Rules:

• A set of photographs will be provided on the spot by the organizers.
• All designs must be original and created during the event.
• Plagiarism or use of unauthorized material will result in disqualification
• The final design must include manipulation of at least three of the provided images.

About

Participants will design and build a water rocket to achieve the highest altitude and maximum air time in the first round, and the greatest horizontal distance when launched at a 45-degree angle in the second round. Rockets must be constructed with safety in mind and adhere to the guidelines specified below.

Structure

• Round 1: Maximum Air Time. Achieve the highest air time within a defined area
• Round 2: Achieve the maximum horizontal distance when launched at a 45-degree

Guidelines

• THEME: Onsite
• Category: Junior (For students in Class V to VII)
• Team Composition: Individuals or teams of up to 4 students

Rules:

• Only use lightweight materials and plastic bottles (max 2.5L).
• No commercial kits allowed.
• Launch pad must be student-made.
• Safety inspection mandatory.
• 5-minute setup and launch limit.
• Penalties for out-of-bounds.

About

The Idea Pitch Contest provides with an opportunity to present and develop their innovative ideas in a live, offline setting. Participants will showcase their creative concepts for products, services, or projects, highlighting their potential impact, feasibility, and originality. This competition aims to inspire young minds and recognize the most compelling ideas.

Structure

• The competition Comprises of 1 Round only. Each team has to present their idea related to any one of the theme enlisted for the Competition. Each Presentation will be followed by Q & A round.

Guidelines

• THEME: Tech for Tomorrow: Innovating for a Sustainable Future(Align to any SDG)
• Event Mode: Onsite
• Category: Junior (For students in Class V to VII)
• Team Composition: Individuals or teams of up to 3 students
• Time Limit: Each team will have 5 minutes to present their idea, followed by 5 minutes for Q & A with the judges.

Rules:

• A Presentation of Maximum 10 slides
• Teams must work collaboratively and ensure that all members contribute to the pitch.
• All pitches must be original and created specifically for this contest.

About

The RC Xtreme Challenge invites students to design and build their own robots—either wired or wireless—with the goal of achieving maximum speed to navigate a track and reach the finish line in the shortest time possible.

Structure

• Round 1: The whole event will be single tracked. You must clear all the check points and obstacles to reach the finish line in quickest. The time will be calculated for all the participants and the fastest will proceeded to the next round.
• Round 2: Teams that qualify from Round 1 will participate in a surprise arena, revealed on the day of the event.

Guidelines

• Platform: LEGO Mindstorms or any other suitable robotics kits.
• Event Mode: Onsite
• Category: Junior (For students in Class V to VII )
• Team Composition: Individually or in teams of up to 3 members
• Time Limit: 7 Minutes (Round 1)

Rules:

• Robots can be constructed using LEGO Mindstorms or any other suitable robotics kits.
• Maximum dimensions: 25 cm (L) x 25 cm (B) x 25 cm (H).
• Maximum weight: 3 kg.
• The Bot can wired or Wireless
• Participants must bring a fully functional and assembled robot to the venue.
• The maximum time allowed to complete the track is 7 minutes

About

The Speed X Free Fire Competition - Battlegrounds Showdown is an exhilarating e-sports event where players can showcase their skills on various maps. Participants will compete in squads, engaging in intense matches against teams of similar ranks .

Structure

• 30-minute matches; squad-based gameplay.

Guidelines

• Event Mode: Onsite
• Category: Junior (For students in Class V to VII )
• Team Composition: Team of 4 students
• Time Limit: Each match lasts up to 30 minutes

Eligibility

• Open to all students of class V to VII with an interest in BGMI.
• Players must have a registered BGMI account and access to the game during the competition.

Rules:

• Own BGMI account and device required
• No cheating; organizers monitor gameplay
• Tournament-style elimination

About

Participants will develop applications aimed at addressing social issues, enhancing their coding skills and promoting teamwork. To inspire students to use technology for positive social change. To cultivate creativity, problem-solving skills, and collaboration among young developers. To provide a platform for students to present and share their innovative app ideas.

Guidelines

• Theme: Address & Alleviate Social issues
• Platform: Thunkable/MIT App Inventor
• Event Mode: Onsite
• Category: Junior (For students in Class VIII to XII)
• Team Composition:Teams of 2 students
• Time Limit: 1 hour

Rules:

• Chatbot Inclusion: Each app must include an interactive chatbot for user engagement.
• Submission Requirements:Live Presentation: Teams will present their apps in a live session, demonstrating features and discussing their impact.
• Original Work: All submissions must be original; plagiarism will result in disqualification.