The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI) , in collaboration with MyGov , is inviting citizens across India to participate in the National Quiz Competition on CA Day .
The quiz is designed to increase awareness about the accounting profession, the role of Chartered Accountants in nation-building, financial governance, taxation, auditing, entrepreneurship, and the contribution of ICAI to strengthening India's economy.
The Olympian Lakshmikant Pandey Trust Debate Competition 2026 is an online debate competition that gives students an opportunity to develop their public speaking, analytical thinking, argumentation and communication skills.
The competition will focus on the contemporary constitutional issue of judicial independence in India.
“Judicial Independence in India: Reality or Constitutional Idea?”
Participants can speak For or Against the motion and must clearly state their position before beginning their speech.
The competition is open to students from all streams and backgrounds.
Participants will be evaluated on:
Total: 100 marks
All participants will receive an E-Certificate, while rank holders will receive an E-Certificate of Merit along with their award.
Students can register online through the registration form provided by the organiser.
>The Know Your GI Tags – From Manipur to the World Quiz is a MyGov quiz hosted by MyGov Manipur to help citizens learn about India’s rich Geographical Indication (GI) heritage. The quiz highlights traditional handicrafts, handlooms, agricultural products and food products associated with different regions of India, with special attention to GI-tagged products from Manipur.
Have an idea that could improve everyday life, transform an industry, support communities, or create meaningful change? Tata Imagination Challenge 2026 invites undergraduate and postgraduate students across India to turn their ideas into compelling solutions and present them to Tata leaders.
The challenge is presented by the Tata Group and is open to full-time college students from any stream across India. Participants progress through quizzes, reasoning challenges and an idea-pitch stage, with shortlisted participants getting opportunities to interact with Tata leaders.
The Tata Imagination Challenge is designed to give young innovators a platform to share ideas that can potentially make a positive impact on industries, communities or society.
Ideas do not have to be huge or highly complex. Tata encourages participants to present original, meaningful and practical concepts that can create positive change.
Students are eligible if they:
Students who have only received admission but whose classes have not started, distance/correspondence students, graduates who have completed their course, and non-full-time students are not eligible.
The challenge offers participants opportunities to showcase their ideas and interact with Tata leaders.
Up to 30 finalists can receive:
The Top 10 winners will receive:
Tata Imagination Challenge 2026 gives students an opportunity to:
Participants can register through the official Tata Imagination Challenge page. The official process begins with signing up on Unstop , registering for the challenge and then starting Round 1.
Are you a college student or early-career professional interested in AI, Web3, cybersecurity, cloud technologies, hardware, and innovative software solutions ? ORION 1.0 is a national-level hackathon that gives teams an opportunity to solve challenging technology problems and compete in a 24-hour offline finale.
Organised by Microsoft Club SIST, Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology, Chennai , ORION 1.0 features an online qualifier followed by a 24-hour offline Grand Finale at the SIST Chennai campus.
The National Quiz on Partition Horrors Remembrance Day 2026 is being organised by the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, in collaboration with MyGov. The quiz is intended to encourage citizens, particularly young people, to learn more about the Partition of India, remember those who suffered and were displaced, and reflect on the values of national unity, social harmony and collective remembrance.
The quiz is organised in connection with Partition Horrors Remembrance Day (Vibhajan Vibhishika Smriti Diwas), observed every year on 14 August.
It aims to:
The quiz is open to all Indian citizens.
Participants can take part only once. One mobile number and one email ID cannot be used by more than one participant for the same quiz at the same time. Participation involving impersonation, double participation or other unfair practices may be rejected
The official MyGov page states that all participants will receive an e-certificate.
The quiz started on 1 August 2026 at 11:00 AM and the last date to participate is 15 September 2026 at 11:45 PM.
The Department of Consumer Affairs, Government of India, in collaboration with MyGov, invites citizens to participate in the Jago Grahak Jago Quiz 2026. The national-level quiz is designed to promote consumer awareness and encourage citizens to make informed decisions as consumers.
The Jago Grahak Jago Quiz 2026 aims to improve public understanding of consumer rights, responsibilities and grievance redressal mechanisms.
The Viksit Bharat Young Leaders Dialogue (VBYLD) 2027 Quiz is a nationwide online quiz organized by the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports and MyBharat, in collaboration with MyGov. The initiative aims to engage young citizens in discussions about India's future and the vision of Viksit Bharat.
๐ Last Date
The last date to participate is 30 September 2026 at 11:45 PM.
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), India, in collaboration with MyGov, has organized the Human Rights Quiz 2026 as part of NHRC's 33rd Foundation Day celebrations. The quiz aims to create awareness about human rights and the Protection of Human Rights Act (PHRA), 1993, while helping participants learn about the role, functions, powers and duties of the NHRC.
The quiz starts on 1 September 2026 at 12:00 PM and the last date for participation is 10 October 2026 at 11:45 PM.
Bharatiya Gyan Quiz on Governance & Statecraft 2026 is a national-level online quiz initiative by the Indian Knowledge Systems (IKS) Division, Ministry of Education, in collaboration with MyGov. The quiz focuses on India's rich traditions of political thought, governance and statecraft found in classical Indian texts.
The initiative forms part of a monthly national-level quiz series designed to increase awareness and engagement with India's traditional knowledge heritage.
Think on your feet, speak with confidence, and make your words count!
ThinkFast: The Extempore Challenge is an online speaking competition that tests participants' ability to think quickly and deliver a structured speech on an unexpected topic. Participants will receive their topic during the event and must speak spontaneously within the given time.
Think you know forensic science? Now prove it in a Reel!
Why Crime is inviting participants to showcase their knowledge and creativity through the Forensic Reel Making Competition. Participants have to create a short Instagram Reel based on a topic related to forensic science and present real facts, cases, techniques or concepts in an engaging way.
Participants need to create a 40–80 second Reel on any topic related to forensic science. The Reel should be original, informative and presented by the participant.
The competition provides an opportunity to communicate forensic science concepts through short-form video while demonstrating both subject knowledge and presentation skills.
Follow these steps to enter the competition:
Reel Submission Deadline: 28 September 2026
Participants can choose a forensic science topic such as:
Cyber Kushti 2026 is a national cybersecurity competition organized jointly by NIELIT, ISAC and NSD as part of the National Conference on Cybersecurity, Digital Forensics & Intelligence (NCCDFI 2026).
The Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament 2026 provides young people with an opportunity to participate in discussions on issues of national importance and share their ideas for the future of India.
Organized through MY Bharat, the programme aims to encourage youth participation, leadership, public speaking, and democratic engagement while contributing to the vision of Viksit Bharat@2047.
The Youth Parliament gives participants a platform to:
The programme is aimed at young people in India. The specific eligibility and selection requirements may vary by the local Youth Parliament event.
For example, MY Bharat event listings state an age range of 18–25 years for participation in certain Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament events. Participants should check the specific event listing for their location before registering.
The MY Bharat portal lists multiple Viksit Bharat Youth Parliament events across districts and states.
Interested youth can visit the official MY Bharat page and check the Youth Parliament event available in their district or state
>GDG Cloud Kochi is hosting “Attention is All You Web”, a full-day hands-on learning event focused on understanding the foundations of modern AI and exploring how AI connects with the web.
The session is designed for both beginners and learners who are already experimenting with AI. No prior AI expertise is required.
Participants will explore:
The event is suitable for:
Put your programming skills to the test at CODORITHM-2K26, a national-level coding competition organized by the Department of Information Technology, Sipna College of Engineering and Technology, Amravati, in association with the AWS Student Builder Group at SIPNA, SIPNA CSI Student Branch, and Institution’s Innovation Council.
The Centre for Policies, Laws and Agenda (CPLAN), NUSRL, Ranchi has announced the 3rd National Blog Writing Competition 2026. The competition invites law students, academicians, researchers, and professionals to critically examine established positions of law and policy and suggest well-reasoned alternatives.
BLACKOUT CTF is a 12-hour jeopardy-style cybersecurity competition hosted by Nexploit on its CTFd platform. Participants can take on challenges covering areas such as cryptography, web security, binary exploitation, forensics, and OSINT.
The competition welcomes both individual participants and teams, giving cybersecurity enthusiasts an opportunity to test their technical and problem-solving skills in a competitive environment.
Participants can expect challenges in areas including:
| Rank | Prize |
|---|---|
| ๐ฅ 1st Place | ₹2,000 cash + Winner Certificate |
| ๐ฅ 2nd Place | ₹1,000 cash + 2nd Rank Digital Certificate |
| ๐ฅ 3rd Place | ₹500 cash + 3rd Rank Digital Certificate |
| ๐ Top 10 | Digital Participant Certificate |
Solo players and teams are welcome to participate in BLACKOUT CTF.
Script Grid is an online coding competition organized by DriveBlaze, designed to test participants’ problem-solving abilities, logical thinking, coding speed, and programming skills.
The competition provides an opportunity for students and coding enthusiasts to challenge themselves, solve coding problems, and compete with fellow programmers.
CosmoMath 15 is a mathematics and space-themed competition conducted as part of the National Students' Space Challenge (NSSC) 2026, organised by IIT Kharagpur. The challenge brings together students to test their mathematical aptitude, logical thinking and problem-solving abilities through a series of online quizzes and an offline final round.
