Architecture at Zero - zero net energy design competition

Architecture at Zero is a zero net energy design competition open to students and professionals worldwide, engaging architecture, engineering and planning students and professionals in the pursuit of energy efficient design.
Architecture at Zero is presented by Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) and the American Institute of Architects California (AIA CA).
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The Future Generation Art Prize



The Future Generation Art Prize is a biannual global contemporary art prize to discover, recognize and give long-term support to a future generation of artists. Established by the Victor Pinchuk Foundation in 2009, the Prize supported the artistic development and production of new works of over 84 artists in exhibitions at the PinchukArtCentre in Kyiv and as official collateral events at the Venice Biennale in 2011, 2013, and 2017.

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Mascot Design Contest for Bureau of Energy Efficiency


Bureau of Energy efficiency intends to develop its Mascot which would be the face of the organization. The mascot essentially should be a well-designed character with strong and depictive connection with the organization and its primary objective i.e. to reduce energy intensity of the Indian economy. It should have a persona which reflects what Bureau of Energy Efficiency stands for.

About BEE: The Government of India has set up Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE) on 1st March 2002 under the provision of the Energy Conservation Act, 2001. The mission of Bureau of Energy Efficiency is to assist in developing policies and strategies with a thrust on self-regulation and market principles with the primary objective of reducing energy intensity of the Indian economy within the overall framework of the Energy Conservation Act, 2001. This is to be achieved with active participation of all stakeholders, resulting into accelerated and sustained adoption of energy efficiency in all sectors. For more details, click www.beeindia.gov.in

The selected mascot may be used for awareness programmes by the Bureau of Energy Efficiency.

Last date of submission is 30th April, 2020.

The contest is open to all citizens of India. The entry could be an individual project or a team
project.


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Amrita COVID-19 Challenge 2020


Amrita School of Engineering, Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham in collaboration with MathWorks is organising a competition Amrita COVID-19 Challenge 2020.

About the Contest
Humankind  is grappling with a new enemy, The Coronavirus disease (COVID-19). It has taken nearly one lakh lives so far and is one of the deadliest challenges the human race has faced this century. 

As scientists and doctors try to develop a cure and possibly a vaccine for this dreaded killer virus, students too can play a significant role in developing technological solutions to help our country in this hour of need.  

Amrita School of Engineering along with MathWorks is hosting this competition for future engineers and scientists. 

This is an opportunity for students from schools across India to  come up with solutions to tackle the COVID-19 and future pandemics.  

Who is Eligible? 
Those who are currently in 10th / 11th / 12th standard can apply 

About the Competition
The competition will be conducted in two phases: 

Phase 1 - The Idea: Submit your idea in the given format. No coding required. You need to select the thematic area, come up with the title of the proposed work (eg. Forecasting COVID-19 daily spread in Tamil Nadu), a brief description of the solution and a diagram representation of how your system will function. 

Phase 2 - The Execution: You need to come up with a workable solution with using MATLAB. MATLAB is widely used in scientific and research community, worldwide. In case you are not familiar with MATLAB, we will try our level best to help you.  

Online MATLAB version along with licence key will be provided for all the candidates selected for Phase 2." Exclusive tutorials with certification on how to start with MATLAB will also be provided: (Topics covered in these tutorials are mentioned below) 

Programming with MATLAB
Machine Learning with MATLAB
Deep Learning with MATLAB
Phase 1 and Phase 2 dates: May 10 and May 30, respectively.  

Important Considerations
This competition is data driven and hence the following terms shall be strictly adhered to: 

Privacy of patients and people under quarantine should be preserved. Hence, no personal details should be used.  
Solutions should be scalable, assume that your solution will be used by hundreds, if not thousands, of people. 
Any datasets to be used for designing/testing/validating the system should be from an openly accessible source.  You can find a lot of informative datasets using Google Dataset Search 



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“Visions / Solutions for a sustainable tomorrow”: International online competition


Visions/SolutionsFrom a scientific point of view, one thing is certain: the climate is changing, and this is a result of human activity. But what can we do? This online competition offers you the chance to develop and contribute your own ideas.

Every single day, we are confronted with pictures of a fast-approaching climate catastrophe in the media. This is important, as we should all be made aware of the consequences which have already occurred. We should also take note of the possible consequences which may still arise if we do not change our way of thinking and acting as quickly and as sustainably as possible. But always having these negative consequences in mind can also paralyse us.

We therefore need to find a positive outlook for a different future. A sustainable way of life offers a wealth of opportunities, not only in ecological and economic terms, but also socially and culturally. In order to achieve sustainability in a comprehensive way, it is necessary to test new forms of coexistence together and redefine our relationship to the natural world. This requires visionary concepts of what a sustainable society and a sparing use of resources may look like. In turn, these visions must be combined with practical solutions for very specific problems with regard to the climate and environment.

Categories
You can enter in either the VISIONS category with your artistic, creative or simply well thought-out visions of a sustainable society, or in the SOLUTIONS category with your specific proposals for solutions to sustainability-relevant problems.

Eligibility
Open to all.
Both individuals and teams can enter the competition. There are no costs to enter the competition; entry is free.

Last Date
The closing date for submissions in both categories is 15 May 2020 at 23:59 CEST (cut-off date). 

Prizes
A total of three entries in each of the two categories will be awarded the following prize money:

1st place: 2,000 Euros
2nd place: 1,500 Euros
3rd place: 1,000 Euros
Winners will be notified of their prize by email. Participants whose entries could not be considered for a prize will also be notified by us shortly afterwards. The awards ceremony will take place in public as part of an event organised by Die Junge Akademie.

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STUDENT INNOVATION CHALLENGE 2020


To foster innovative thinking among students Smartcircuits Innovation in partnership with Young Scientists Journal conducts Innovation Challenge 2020. The students will be asked to present an out of the box idea on a given problem statement, that can change the world

Innovation Challenge 2020 Themes
Space Technology
COVID-19 Solution
New Innovation

Problem Statements
Space Technology
Submit an innovative idea/experiment which you want to launch it in to stratosphere (up to an altitude of 50 km in Stratosphere) using High Altitude Balloon Satellite.  Make sure to explain the idea with technical details. 

COVID-19 Solution (Social Distancing)
Submit/Suggest an idea to make a device related to Social distancing and more which will protect people from COVID-19. 

New Innovation 
Submit any new innovative Idea related to social innovation, engineering, technology or anything. 

Eligibility
Students from Classes 5th-12th are eligible for this Challenge 

Last Date
5th May 2020

Prizes
1st Prize :  Innovation will be published in Young Scientists Journal (YSJ) + Telescope

2nd Prize : Robotics Kit

3rd Prize : Science Experiment Kit

Winning entry/Innovation from each category (Space Technology, COVID-19, New & Innovative Technology) will be published in Young Scientists Journal (YSJ).

Note : All participants will get E-Certificate signed by NASA Expert


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Kreative - The Doodle Art Competition!

Kompete is one of a kind platform which aims to provide quality solutions to objectives through the medium of Competition.

Participate with hand drawn doodles to depict Unity in Diversity in India through culture, food, religion, fashion or any other aspect of the country!

Work needs to be sole and original work of art!

Give a Title to your Doodle!

Register Now!

Rules
  • Individual Participation
  • Open to all age groups
  • The decision of organizers is binding on all participants
  • Registration fees: Rs.150 per person
  • Registration Fees has to be paid using Google Pay Barcode or via IMPS/NEFT Bank transfer (Details mentioned below)
  • Registration fees are Non-Refundable.
  • Fill the Registration form given below
  • Competition brief will be sent to you after successful registration.
  • Imbiber LLP will retain the right to publish the submitted doodles as required
  • Registrations are open only for a limited period.


Submissions
  • Size of the artwork has to be A4 or A3
  • Any form or type of paper can be used.
  • Participants have to email the scanned copy of the artwork in jpeg/pdf format.
  • Email to be sent to talent@kompete.in
  • Email subject line should be ‘Kreative The Doodle Art Competition – name of the participant’
  • Shortlisted Participants have to courier the Artwork (after lockdown) to:
    • ‘Imbiber LLP,
      Naman Midtown, Unit No. 2104, A Wing,
      Senapati Bapat Marg, Elphistone Road West,
      Mumbai – 400013’


All Participants should mention the following details on the back of the Artwork:
- Name
- Registered Mobile Number
- Registered Email ID
Submission deadline: 31st May, 2020 23:55 hrs
Incentives
Prizes worth upto Rs.5000/- for the Winners
Certificates for the Winners
Participation certificates for all

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International Kid’s painting Contest on Corona-Crisis


DIE ZEIT and the International Museum of Children’s Art invites entries for international art competition for students.
Kid’s paintings on Corona-Crisis: Join the worldwide call! #kidspaintcorona

You can draw history!
The German weekly newspaper DIE ZEIT and The International Museum of Children’s Art in Oslo, Norway start a call for kid’s paintings on the Corona-Crisis.

Since the pandemic does not care about boarders, the organisers are also looking for partners all over the world to join this call and spread the information!. An international children’s Art-movement, historical documents which people in the future will look at and learn from!

The art campaign promotes artistic expression inviting kids world wide to present their emotions, feelings, ideas and on the covid-19
The aim is also to raise awareness of children’s rights to self-expression and opinion, according to the UN Convention, Rights of the Child, Article no. 12-13.

TO ALL CHILDREN AND YOUNG!
Corona virus is turning our lives upside down – but how do you get along with it? Paint a picture and become part of our global art protect! All over the world children and young are asked to preserve these days with pen and paper for our future.

Imagine, you were able to step into a time machine and travel into the future, let’s say to the year 2050. Of course you’ll be a grown-up then, and these crazy corona days we are going through right now will be a memory from a distant past. But what exactly will you remember? Are you still going to know how you celebrated your Easter holidays? Which were the fun moments, when everyone had to stay at home? Are you still going to remember, how many weeks you haven’t seen your grandparents? Or how long your hair grew, because all the hairdressers were closed?  Why should anyone in the future care about all that? The answer is simple: One day the corona virus will be found in history books. Even though you wish for this whole nightmare to end soon – you are experiencing a time adults call „historical“. A time, people will remember for a very long time.

In the future, it will be easy to find out what politicians and scientists thought during that time. They appear in the news every day. But what about you? How do you experience the corona days? What about all the other kids all over the world? 

That is what we want to know – and preserve it for the future, in a large art project. Together with the International Museum of Children’s Art in Oslo and a lot of supporters from all over the world we are calling for a major painting campaign. And you can be part of it!

Paint for us!
It should be a picture, of course, but how big and colorful it is going to be is freely up to you. You are free to draw whatever you like. Maybe you wanna turn the virus into a comic. Maybe you are going to paint the view from your window. Or you try to express your feelings with colors. Paint, whatever makes you happy, whatever scares you or paint something you really miss. You could also travel through time in your head and paint a picture of what you wish for the future after corona. 
Young artists are invited to submit entries:

Art campaign Guidelines: 

Final date for submissions; May 31st 2020
Theme: Corona virus Covid-19, draw or paint your experience, hope, fears, moments of joy and wish for the future.
You may use any medium and art material 
Digitals entries can be drawings, sketching’s, paintings or even written text. (example: use pencils, crayons, oil pastels, coloured pencils, water colours, acrylic, oil pastels & colours and more)
Open to all children and young worldwide, up to 18 years
All entries in digital form created between April 2020-31 May 2020
a) All artworks can be upload directly via the Museum website in jpeg form (max 5MB) submit entries with full name, age and title or comment via «digital link:https://www.barnekunst.no/en/entry-form/
b) Or when your drawing is ready: Send it to us. Take a picture of your artwork or scan it (your parents will be glad to help), e-mail it to kidspaintcorona@zeit.de by May 31, 2020 and post it together with the hashtag #kidspaintcorona on Instagram.
c) Original artworks for future exhibition at the Museum, can be posted to; The International Museum of Children’s Art, street; Lille Frรธens vei 4, Postal code; N-0371 Oslo, Norway
Posted originals artworks must be certified by an adult, see details, entry-form: https://www.barnekunst.no/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/bidrag_eng.pdf
Join us & use hashtag #kidspaintcorona 


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Dare2Compete Online Hackathon Festival (OHF) Season 2


OHF Season 2 is calling all coding geniuses to come and give the brightest and fastest minds a run for their code. 30+ hackathons from premier institutes like IITs, NITs and more! Are you up for the challenge?

50,000
PRIZES (INR) PARTICIPATION CERTIFICATE

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Dare2Compete Online Quizzing Festival (OQF) Season 5


OQF Season 5, the biggest online quizzing festival brings to you 85+ quizzes from premier institutes like IIMs, IITs, NITs and more! Test your mettle and give a chase to the sharpest minds of the Nation.

50,000 PRIZES (INR) PARTICIPATION CERTIFICATE


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TERRE Policy Center Competitions for Childen


In this lockdown period where, we all need to stay home to fight against COVID-19 Corona Virus. Government is also taking many initiatives to keep entertain us by starting old mythological and other TV serials. To add the value in this, TERRE Policy Centre is also initiating some exciting and entertaining competition for school children’s (6 Year to 16 Year Age group) by which they will get more entertained and educate during this period. 

1. Drawing Competition on Corona, Environment, and I (Me) 
2. Poem Competition
3.Best out of waste
4. Essay Writing on Life through the window during lockdown 
5. Picture Competition on Best Time Utilization with Family During Lockdown (Mobile Picture, Each Participant can send maximum 2 pictures/Photo)
6. My inspiring Story Competition on Helping Hand During Lockdown

Rules
1. Competition is free of cost. 
2. Each Participant need to take part in minimum 4 activities from above list 
3. Student can take part in any of below language: English, Hindi, Marathi 
4. Submission window will remain open between 19th April to 29th April 2020. 
5. Children can submit the activity through WhatsApp or Email
 6. Students needs to take by staying at home only, with available stuff. 
7. Any student or children within the age 6 Year to 16 Year can participate. 
8. Story, Essay writing using pen paper or word file of computer will be acceptable.
 9. Each image, file, photo which student will share on mail or WhatsApp should involve the student details on the same file as: Name, Age, School Name, standard, Contact no. 

Winners of the competition will be announced on www.terrepolicycentre.com by 3rd May 2020. All the winners will be awarded with Exciting prizes as TERRE Kit or TERRE Gift Hamper after lockdown will be lifted.



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Smart Community Governance Global Competition

Amity University Uttar Pradesh has taken an unprecedented initiative, inviting young creative minds to think out of the box and compete in reinventing the community governance model being followed in your city/state/country.
Your proposal will demonstrate how alliances between citizens, community, healthcare, businesses and other stakeholders can transform the future by delivering technology driven, smart, resilient, scalable, economically viable and sustainable community governance model (CGM).

Who Can Apply?
  • A young person studying in Higher Education Institution in any state/country, or
  • A team of maximum five students of Higher Education Institution. One of the team members can be a Professor/Asst Professor working full time in an HEI.

Registration Fee
• For Individual Participants – Rs750/- per participant
• For Team Participants – Rs2000/- per team

What should be smart CGM approach?
The approach should aim to achieve meaningful outcomes for citizens & community by leveraging the fundamental benefits that the following example elements and connected technology may offer:
• Openness & Integration When community governance organizations, businesses use open source, standardized ICT (including IoT) for barrier-free data accessibility by its citizens, they achieve transparency in their decision-making processes, enhance quality, performance, interactivity, further empowering citizens and strengthening relationship with them.
• Transforming life and working environments When investments in human and social capital enables partnerships leading to sustainable economic growth, quality of life, environment and critical infrastructure.

Stage 1
Fill up the on-line application form and pay the registration fee on-line. 
Stage 2
To begin, each participant/team will define their Challenge Statement. 
The Challenge Statement defines the outcome or outcomes the proposed Community Governance Model (CGM) will aim to achieve. The Challenge Statement must be measurable, ambitious, and achievable. It should describe the outcome (or outcomes) you hope to achieve. (100 words max) 

Example Challenge Statement 
Be empowered and secure in the community 
The proposed community model will ensure that every citizen has access to healthcare, nightly shelter, is connected and provide infrastructure and services, activities and programs that are known to reduce the risk of unemployment, crime and disaster.

Stage 4
Selection of 2nd Stage Finalists
Eligible applications will be reviewed by experts from inside and outside Amity University Uttar Pradesh and will then be evaluated by an independent Jury.
The competition organizers will submit the applicant proposals for expert & Jury review concealing the applicant/team details to maintain zero biasness.
For maintaining confidentiality and zero biasness, the Jury details will be only disclosed after the closure of the competition.

Stage 5
Final Proposal
2nd Stage Finalists will develop fully implementable final proposals that outline all design, planning, and project management components of their model/plan. Each final proposal must present a strong professional case with clearly established milestones and measurable outcomes.
Each contestant/team will be required to pre-record a video presentation in English to be used for the second round of evaluation. The video has to be uploaded on cloud and link sent with the final proposal.
The third round of evaluation will be live on- line question and answer session via MS
Teams/Zoom with the Jury and will last for five minutes.
Final proposal should demonstrate how the proposed model is able to integrate the design, planning and project management processes to demonstrate a strong professional case.

Selection of Winners
Like in the 2nd Stage Finalists process, final proposals will be reviewed by experts from inside and outside Amity University Uttar Pradesh and will then be evaluated by an independent Jury.
The competition organizers will submit the applicant proposals for expert & Jury review concealing the applicant/team details to maintain zero biasness.
For maintaining confidentiality and zero biasness, the Jury details will be only disclosed after the closure of the competition.


Prizes 
The competition includes a total of 06 awards. 
• One Grand Award: Rs 10,000 
• Two Excellence Awards: each winner will receive Rs 5,000 
• Three country/state-specific awards: each winner will receive Rs 2,000 
The competition will be conducted if minimum number of entries are received by the organizers. 

Timelines 
Preliminary Proposals submission date: 20th April 2020 
Final Proposal submission date: 30th April 2020 
Contestants to Note 
1. All submissions will become the property of Amity University Uttar Pradesh.
2. Amity University Uttar Pradesh will have no obligation of any sort towards the contestants. 
3. Contestant Teams should follow the guidelines on COVID19 being given by Government of India/State Governments/Other Authorities and will not meet physically for participation in this competition. 


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INTERNATIONAL PEACE MATRIX 2020 - ESSAY WRITING, POSTER MAKING AND PHOTO CONTESTS

International Peace and Economic Development Organization(IPEDO) has Launched International Peace Matrix 2020 consisting of Three Contests -
1.Essay Writing
2.Poster Making
3.Photo Tale

Entry: Free!

Contest: Open To All

Motivate your friends and ones In Your family who might be interested to participate. Winning Entries Get Commendation Certificates, Amazon Gift Vouchers and More!

These Contests Can Motivate People To Think About World's Problems, Scenarios, Explore Their Life and Relish Themselves With Such Fun Activities Even During Such Lockdown Times.  

Submission Deadline: 3rd May 2020

Don't Let The LockDown BreakDown Your Peace, Thoughts and Ideas


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Scholastic Writing Awards 2020


Scholastic India is pleased to announce the Scholastic Writing Awards 2020 for outstanding original works by students, in the category of fiction/short story in English.

Scholastic Writing Awards help to encourage creativity for outstanding original works by students of classes 4 to 9. The winners are not only given attractive awards, but their award-winning stories are also published every year in an anthology titled, For Kids By Kids. By giving them a platform to publish their works, we encourage and motivate young talent.
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Playhouse Design Competition - Play at Home


Three Manchester design studios are hosting the PLAYHOUSE Competition jointly to design something that will enable people to play at home during lockdown.

Play is an essential part of all our lives, whether child or adult. Be it playing sports, a board game
or simply sharing jokes with friends, play is just as important to adults as building a den or playing
dress-up is to a child.
The Coronavirus outbreak has left many of us having to spend extended periods of time at home
in lockdown, restricting the opportunity to socialise and play in ways that we are used to.

How can we use creativity to encourage play at these unique times?

 The Brief

To design something that will enable people to play at home during lockdown. Your design could make an existing everyday activity playful, provide a break from work, or make work more fun. It could recreate some form of existing outdoor play inside the house, create a whole new type of game, or do something entirely different to create play!
It could be for adults or children, and enable a person to play alone, with their family or housemates, or even with their neighbours or friends far away. Your design should only use objects commonly found in the house, garden or shed in its construction or as props. It could make play inside or outside the house (in the garden) or even on the house itself!

Inspiration sources and examples

For inspiration, you might consider the different types of play that exist. (Listed right)
You might also find inspiration in the work of: Heath Robinson, Rube Goldberg or Japanese Chindogu.
Some examples of designs created around the house might be:
House maze
By using the furniture available in each room, siblings could create a maze that runs the length and height of the house for each other; changing the winning route each hour.
Washing line stories
By making a makeshift pulley system from washing lines, bike wheels and clothes pegs, stories could be written on paper and pulled back and forth to be shared between neighbours.

Types of Games

Intellectual play:
Solving mental mind games for pleasure. e.g. doing a board game.
Social play:
Interacting with others through playful scenarios. e.g going to the pub or play-fighting.
Active play:
Moving all or part of the body, to actively induce a playful state of mind. e.g going swimming
Extreme play:
Using extreme scenarios or conditions to induce a range of emotions resulting in pleasure. e.g skateboarding.
Exploratory play:
Using your senses to experience the world around you. e.g exploring the woods.
Imaginative play:
Inventing scenarios in your imagination, and sometimes acting them out.
e.g playing shop.
Creative play:
Creating something new, for pleasure.
e.g painting a picture
Frivolous play:
Undertaking small and simple acts that induce a playful sensibility
e.g. playing a prank.

Submission requirements

One or two A3 sheets (landscape or portrait) explaining your design.
Your files should be saved as a high resolution (300dpi) PDF (Max 25MB) and should show an image or set of images of your design in use. This could be an illustration, a 2D/3D technical drawing, a photo of a model, an animation, a mix of these, or anything in between! You may want to add annotations, dimensions, constructio information, or zoom in on parts of your idea to help us understand how it might work.

 Submission Deadlines
First wave of submissions by 6pm Friday 24th April 2020 to be featured in May.
Second wave by 6pm Friday 22nd May 2020 to be featured in June.


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Coronavirus awareness Drawing competition



Careerfiesta.com is organising a Coronavirus awareness Drawing competition which will be conducted online.

AIM OF THIS CONTEST – Make aware to kids and his family about the Covid19

This contest will be online mode only. Artist should submit his/her art work  online through Google Drive .

Prize Money For indian- Total Prize –45000 INR 
  1st Prize – 20000 INR
  2nd Prize –  15000 INR
  3rd Prize –  10000 INR

Age group –

A -6 yrs to 10 yrs    and
B -11 yrs to 15 yrs

Venue
Careerifiesta.com  (Online submition only)

Terms & Conditions
Please  send a valid ID proof along with your entry
No refunds  are possible, even in case of any rescheduling.
All the rights are resurbed by this website for any changes .

Registration Fee: INR 300

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VOICE -2020 (Vikram Sarabhai cOmpetitIon for Concept-Essay Writing 2020)

Physical Research Laboratory (PRL) also known as “cradle of space sciences” was founded by Dr. Vikram A. Sarabhai, the father of Indian space programme, in the year 1947. On the occasion of the birth centenary year (2019-2020) of Dr. Sarabhai, PRL started a pan India level essay competition for school children. This year school students of 8 to 10 standard can participate in this competition.

Categories:  8 - 10 standard students

Topic: A night with a Telescope

Description: The night sky has fascinated human minds since time immemorial. Early people noticed that the Moon changed shape from night to night; constellations of stars look like animals and people. The oldest records of astronomical observations are found on the walls of caves dating back to 30,000 years. The first astronomical observations using a telescope happened around 410 years ago by Galileo. Since then, observers used not only visible light but almost every electromagnetic wavelength, starting from radio to gamma-rays to observe the sky. Telescopes indeed became our eyes to observe the Universe. Now astronomers use telescopes over the whole spectrum in order to understand the celestial objects. Assume you are given time to observe with the best telescope in the world (you can choose any wavelength starting from radio to gamma-ray, even multi-messenger observations such as gravitational waves, neutrino or cosmic ray), tell us which object would you want to observe, and what mystery about it would you want to solve.

Guidelines
Students of standard 8 to 10 can participate. Students should submit the scan copy of the student information form (as given on the PRL website) attested by the Principal/Head of the Institution with official seal with the essay.
Essay should be submitted online in the prescribed format. Submission in any other mode will not be considered.
Word limit: 3000 words. It must contain a summary up to 300 words, major highlights in three bullet points not exceeding 75 words, and a conclusion in about 200 words, with other relevant details such as introduction, the body of the essay, figures, etc. The essay should contain the following:
Which mystery do you want to solve?
Which telescope would you wish to use?
Why do you think the chosen telescope is best suited?
Finally, how you want to solve the mystery?
Student Information Sheet PDF File, Word File

Evaluation Process
First phase: Maximum of about 50 students will be shortlisted
Second phase: Short-listed candidates will be invited to PRL for presentation and nine essays will be awarded
Note: Local hospitality to all the short-listed students with one accompanying person and the travel support in Sleeper (SL) class train/Govt. bus in shortest route upon request will be provided to the students.

Important Dates
Last date of submission : May 1, 2020
Date of notification (Short-listed students): July 1, 2020
Presentation: August 27, 2020
Prize distribution: August 28, 2020
Prize Amount
1st prize ₹ 10,000
2nd prize ₹ 8000
3rd prize ₹ 5000
Upto 6 Special Mention Prizes ₹ 2000




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Painting Contest on Dr. B R Ambedkar


Shiksha Sanskriti Uthan Nayas, New Delhi is organising a painting contest for the school going students of India. 
Categories
Kids: Students upto the age of 14 years
Painting should be of Dr. BR Ambedkar
Teens: Students of 15 to 18 years
Painting based on Dr. BR Amdekar's life

Prize
First Prize: INR 5100
Second Prize: INR 3100
Third Prize: INR 2100
3 Consolation Prizes: INR 1100

Last date to send your entries: 16 April 2020
See the poster for further information regarding submission.
Click the link below for registration and submission
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National Level Competition for Students on Cyber Security

Information Security Education and Awareness (ISEA) is a Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), GoI initiative with an objective of capacity building in the area of information security, training of Government personnel and creation of mass awareness on   information security awareness targeted towards students, women, police and other user segments. The project is being implemented through Fifty one (51) institutions for academic activities (4 ISRDCs, 7 RCs, 40 PIs including IISc, IIT’s, NIT’s) and CDAC Hyderabad as a coordinating agency for Awareness program. A multilingual web portal www.isea.gov.in / www.infosecawareness.in has been developed with abundant multimedia content for various user segments by covering the various areas of the cyber security.
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K DAT - Kerala Differential Aptitude Test for Class X Pass Out Students

Kerala-Differential Aptitude Test Aptitude which is a series of assignments, designed to measure individual ability to learn or to achieve in different areas. Different test areas considered are

  • Abstract Reasoning
  • Verbal Ability
  • Verbal Reasoning
  • Space Relations
  • Mechanical Reasoning
  • Numerical Ability



Aptitude
Aptitude are latent potentialities or undeveloped capacities to acquire abilities and skills and to demonstrate achievements. Aptitude tests: It is the backbone of the educational and career guidance service.It will help the counselor and student to locate the fields of activity in which he/she is most likely to be successful. Further, it helps the people in the selection of particular course of study or future vocation. This will help to minimize the mismatch between education and employment by helping the individual to select the profession where he/she could contribute considerably. Help the students/teachers to develop realistic expectation.

Eligibility

Students those who passed the 10th Examination of Kerala SSLC Stream could register on-line for the test

Venue
Test will be conducted in Higher Secondary Schools with the supervision of the Career Guides

Registration open now!
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