Classmate All Rounder Competition by ITC Junior Category
by ITC Limited
₹1,00,000
ITC's Classmate All Rounder Junior Category is a national multi-skill contest for students of Classes 5 to 7, assessing academics, talent, fitness, and life skills.
Mode
Hybrid
Fee
Free
Participation format
Individual
Duration
The competition spans several months, progressing through school, city, and national rounds.
Eligibility
Open to students in grades 5-10 across India in two different categories . Participants are grouped into Junior (5-7) categories. Enrollment is done through registered schools. The competition evaluates students on a wide range of skills including academics, co-curricular talents, fitness, and emotional intelligence.
- Grade level
- Grade 5 to 7
- Eligibility region
- Available nationwide across India
- Academic requirement
- No specific academic percentage is required, but academic proficiency is one of the evaluation parameters.
- Prerequisites
- Student's school must be registered for the competition.
See if your child qualifies.
Rewards and recognition
Award
₹1,00,000
The top 4 national winners (2 from Junior and 2 from Senior categories) are each awarded a cash prize of ₹1,00,000.
Prizes
Winner's Trophy
National winners receive the prestigious Classmate All Rounder trophy.
Certificate
Certificate of Participation
All participants receive a Certificate of Participation, while winners at each level receive a Certificate of Achievement.
Recognition
National Recognition
Skills your child builds
How to apply
- 1Participation is facilitated through schools, which are required to register for the competition.
- 2Interested students should contact their school's designated coordinator to enroll and complete the registration form.
Rules and guidelines
- The competition is open only to students from schools that have officially registered.
- Participants must wear their school uniform and carry a valid school ID card during all offline events.
- Students must adhere to the schedule and report to the venue at the designated time.
- Decisions made by the judges and organizers at all levels will be final and binding.
Technology requirements
- Access to the internet may be required for updates and potential online rounds or submissions.
About this opportunity
The Classmate All Rounder Competition by ITC Limited is a premier national talent hunt designed to encourage the holistic development of students. It provides a unique platform for students to showcase a wide array of skills beyond academics, gain national recognition, and be rewarded for their versatile talents, aligning with the National Education Policy's vision.
Participation is open to students from classes 5 to 10 across India, with entrants divided into a Junior category (classes 5-7) and a Senior category (classes 8-10). The competition unfolds in three stages: School, City, and National levels, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation to identify the country's true all-rounders.
Exam format
- Format
- MCQ + On-stage Quiz + Situational Q&A
Rounds and format
The competition is structured in three levels. The first is the School Level round. Shortlisted students then proceed to the City Finals. The top performers from the city level compete in the multi-day National Grand Finale.
How entries are judged
Students are evaluated on multiple parameters including Academics, Co-Curricular activities, Fitness, Talent, Emotional Quotient (EQ), Intelligence Quotient (IQ), Digital Quotient (DQ), Community Focus, and Life Skills. The finale includes rounds like a quiz, talent showcase, and a Q&A session to assess critical thinking and practical application of knowledge.
Selection process
The competition is held in three stages: School, City, and National Final. Winners from the school-level rounds advance to the city-level competition. The top performers from the city finals across the country participate in the National Grand Finale.
How to prepare
- Official website with competition details
- Myclassmate app for skill development games
- Classmate's social media channels for updates and videos
Academic details
Difficulty: Mixed Levels
What's covered
The competition is aligned with the principles of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, focusing on holistic and experiential learning.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best strategy for a student to perform well in a multi-skill competition like this?
A balanced approach is key. Participants should consistently engage in both their strong areas and those needing improvement. Focusing on holistic development rather than just one or two skills often leads to better overall performance.
How can participants handle the pressure of competing at the city and national levels?
Focusing on participation as a learning experience rather than solely on winning can alleviate stress. Practicing mindfulness, maintaining regular routines, and celebrating small achievements throughout the process helps build resilience.
What are the key evaluation parameters in the final rounds?
Judges assess a combination of skills including academic knowledge, creative talent, physical fitness, public speaking, and situational judgment. The final rounds often include a quiz, a talent showcase, and a Q&A session to evaluate critical thinking.
How does this competition align with the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020?
The competition's structure is aligned with the NEP's vision of holistic development. It emphasizes experiential learning, critical thinking, and the development of diverse skills beyond traditional academics, which are core tenets of the policy.
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