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Design Championship - 3D Design Competition
by ARK Infosolutions Private Limited
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Design Championship - 3D Design Competition is a competition by ARK Infosolutions Private Limited for students in Class 6–11, open to students across India. It is free to take part.
Mode
Online
Eligibility
Class 6–11
Fee
Free
Duration
The competition spans several months, from registration to the final announcement of winners.
Format
Both · Teams of 5
Time needed
Varies based on project complexity; typically requires several hours per week during the project development phase.
About This Opportunity
The Design Championship is one of India's largest online design competitions, providing a platform for school students to showcase their talent in 3D design. Participants are challenged to create a working solution for a given problem statement, encouraging them to think critically and apply their design skills to real-world scenarios. This competition aims to foster innovation, problem-solving, and technical proficiency among young minds across the country.
Open to students from ages 11 to 16, the competition is structured into different age groups and allows for both individual and team participation. The event is conducted entirely online, making it accessible to students nationwide. Winners receive national recognition, trophies, and certificates, with noteworthy projects featured in an online exhibition gallery for public viewing.
Eligibility
- Grade Level
- Class 6–11
- Age Range
- 11 - 16 years
- Location
- Nationwide
Academic requirement
Must be an enrolled school student.
Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of 3D design concepts
- Familiarity with any 3D modeling software
Open to school students residing in India, aged 11-16 years. Participants can enter individually or in a team of up to five members. The competition is conducted online and is open to students nationwide. Parental or legal guardian's permission is required to register.
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Academic Details
Difficulty: Mixed Levels
What's covered
The competition is not aligned with a specific curriculum but complements subjects related to STEM, design, and technology.
Rewards & Recognition
Prizes
Winner's Trophy
Winners and runners-up at both the regional and final levels receive a team trophy to commemorate their achievement.
Certificate
Certificate of Achievement
Winners and runners-up receive an e-certificate of achievement or excellence.
Recognition
National-level recognition
Skills your child builds
Rounds & format
The competition consists of three main stages: Shortlisted projects from the initial online submission qualify for the regional jury rounds. Winners from the regional level then advance to compete in the Design Championship Final.
How entries are judged
Projects are judged on Creativity (25%), Visual Appeal (25%), User Satisfaction (30%), and Sustainability (20%). The jury evaluates the originality of the idea, use of technology, aesthetics, problem-solving effectiveness, and environmental impact.
Selection process
Projects are first shortlisted based on the completeness and quality of the online submission. Shortlisted teams then undergo an online interview with the jury to explain their project and design process. Winners are selected based on the combined evaluation of their submitted project and their performance in the jury round.
How to apply
- 1Register on the official Design Championship website during the registration period.
- 2A specific theme or problem statement will be released.
- 3Develop and design the project based on the given theme.
- 4Submit the final project files and a presentation through the online portal before the deadline.
Fees & financial support
Fee details
There is no entry or registration fee for participating in the Design Championship.
Refund policy
Not applicable as participation is free.
Frequently asked questions
Is Design Championship - 3D Design Competition free?
This opportunity is free to participate in.
Who can participate in Design Championship - 3D Design Competition?
Students in Class 6–11. children aged 11-16.
What will my child gain from Design Championship - 3D Design Competition?
Receive a trophy for winning or being a runner-up at regional and final levels.. Earn a Certificate of Achievement for national winners.. Get your project featured in the online exhibition gallery for a year.. Develop critical skills in 3D design, creativity, and problem-solving.. Gain national-level recognition for your design talents.. Compete with peers from across the country in an online format.. Receive evaluation and feedback from a jury of industry experts..
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