Axis Bank Splash - Literature Competition
₹1,00,000 Scholarship
A national literature competition by Axis Bank for children aged 7-14 to showcase creative writing skills and win scholarships up to ₹1,00,000.
Mode
Online
Fee
Free
Participation format
Individual
Duration
The competition runs for a few months.
Time needed
Depends on individual research and writing time
Eligibility
Age: 7-14 years. Location: Open to all children residing in India. Other: No requirement for parents to be Axis Bank customers. Submissions must be made by a parent or legal guardian. Children of Axis Bank employees can participate but are not eligible for prizes.
- Grade level
- Grade 2 to 9
- Age range
- 7 to 14 years
- Eligibility region
- Available nationwide across India
- Academic requirement
- No specific academic requirements are mentioned.
- Prerequisites
- Must have a parent or legal guardian to complete the registration and submission process.
- Must have interest in creative writing.
See if your child qualifies.
Rewards and recognition
Award
₹1,00,000
Six national winners receive a scholarship of ₹1,00,000 each, and six runners-up receive ₹50,000 each.
Prizes
Gadgets & Hampers
The top 400 qualifiers receive exciting gift hampers and electronic gadgets from partner brands.
Career pathways
Winners get the opportunity to attend specially curated workshops at leading institutes.
Recognition
National-level recognition
Skills your child builds
Key dates
Last edition
- Registration opened
- 15 Oct 2025
- Registration closed
- 7 Feb 2026
- Competition
- 15 Oct 2025 to 7 Feb 2026
How to apply
- 1Registration and submission of entries are done online through the official Axis Bank Splash website.
- 2Parents or legal guardians must complete the registration process on behalf of the participant.
- 3Literary work must be submitted as a JPG, JPEG, or PNG file.
- 4The submission should not exceed 1000 words and must be limited to two pages.
- 5Submissions can be done at nearest Axis bank branch or respective Schools at designated office also.
Rules and guidelines
- Only original work created by the student is allowed.
- Each participant can submit a maximum of one entry in the literature category.
- The literary work must not contain any foul words, slogans, or national flags.
- Submissions must adhere to the specified theme for the respective age category.
- The decision of the jury is final and binding.
- Children of Axis Bank employees can participate but are not eligible for prizes.
Technology requirements
- A computer or mobile device with internet access for online submission.
- A scanner or camera to digitize the handwritten entry into the required image format (JPG, PNG).
About this opportunity
Axis Bank Splash is a prestigious annual national competition providing a platform for young minds across India to express their creativity in literature. The literature category invites children to write stories and essays, allowing them to explore their imagination on compelling themes that change each year.
This competition is open to all children residing in India within the specified age groups, and participation is entirely free, encouraging widespread involvement. Winners receive significant recognition, including substantial scholarships, while top qualifiers are awarded gadgets and gift hampers, making it a valuable experience for all aspiring young authors.
Rounds and format
Single submission round.
How entries are judged
Entries are evaluated based on creativity, originality, adherence to the theme, and clarity of expression. The jury looks for unique perspectives and well-articulated ideas.
Selection process
A jury of over 100 domain experts evaluates the submissions. The top 400 entries are shortlisted, from which winners and runners-up are selected in a final round of elimination.
Academic details
Difficulty: Mixed Levels
What's covered
Theme-based competition.
Frequently asked questions
How can participants enhance their chances of success in the literature competition?
Participants can improve their chances by focusing on originality, creativity, and strict adherence to the competition's theme. Developing a unique narrative voice and ensuring clarity of expression are also crucial for standing out among submissions.
What are common mistakes participants should avoid during the preparation and submission process?
Common mistakes include not proofreading, exceeding word limits, submitting unoriginal work, or failing to follow the specified file format. Participants should also avoid generic themes and ensure their writing is engaging and well-structured.
How is originality assessed in literary submissions, and what constitutes plagiarism?
Originality is assessed by the jury looking for unique ideas, fresh perspectives, and individual writing styles. Plagiarism involves presenting someone else's work or ideas as one's own, which will lead to immediate disqualification.
What support is available for participants who might face creative blocks or need inspiration?
While direct content support is not provided to maintain fairness, participants are encouraged to read widely, engage in brainstorming sessions, and seek feedback from teachers or mentors to overcome creative blocks and find inspiration.
How does participation in this literature competition benefit a student's long-term academic and personal development?
Participating in the competition fosters critical thinking, enhances creative writing skills, and builds confidence in self-expression. It also provides national recognition, which can be a significant boost for future academic and career pursuits.
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