EHF eSports Clinic Contest (SCC)
₹50,000 in Cash Prizes
9,00,000 participants
A national competition by EduHeal Foundation promoting eSports and traditional sports skills for Indian school students in grades 1-12.
Mode
Hybrid
Fee
₹99 for an online test at school, ₹170 for a paper test at school, ₹200 individually
Participation format
Individual
Duration
Classes 1-6 : 40 Minutes ; Classes 7-12 : 60 Minutes
Time needed
60-minute Level 1 exam; 30-minute Level 2 for qualifiers
Eligibility
Students in grades 1 to 12 from any recognized Indian educational board (CBSE, ICSE, State Boards, NIOS) are eligible. No minimum academic marks are required, and the contest is open nationwide.
- Grade level
- Grade 1 to 12
- Age range
- 6 to 17 years
- Eligibility region
- Available nationwide across India
- Academic requirement
- No specific minimum academic marks required for initial participation.
- Prerequisites
- Basic understanding of sports concepts
- General awareness
See if your child qualifies.
Rewards and recognition
Award
₹50,000 in Cash Prizes
Top international rank holders are eligible for cash prizes from a total prize pool of ₹50,000. Specific prize amounts vary based on rank.
Prizes
Medals & Educational Gifts
Medals are awarded to the top 3 rankers at the school level. Top performers at various levels may also receive other educational gifts and prizes.
Certificate
Certificate of Participation
All successful participants receive a valuable participation certificate from the EduHeal Foundation to acknowledge their effort and skills.
Opens doors to
Participation and achievements in this national competition can strengthen university and college applications, showcasing a student's strategic thinking, competitive spirit, and specialized skills in the growing field of eSports.
Career pathways
Provides a strong foundation and valuable experience for students considering future careers in professional eSports, sports analytics, game development, and other related technology and entertainment sectors.
Recognition
National & International Recognition
Skills your child builds
Key dates
Last edition
- Registration closed
- 31 Aug 2025
- Competition
- 26 Sept 2025 to 21 Jan 2026
How to apply
- 1Students can register through their respective schools, which handle fee collection and form submission to EduHeal Foundation.
- 2Online registration is also available for individual participants.
- 3A parent's consent form is typically required for all participants.
Rules and guidelines
- Participants must correctly fill all columns of the OMR sheet for Level 1 exams.
- Incorrect or incomplete information on the OMR sheet may lead to disqualification.
- One mark is allotted for each right answer, and there is no negative marking.
- In case of a tie, subject questions are prioritized, followed by General IQ and interactive questions.
- Minimum registration of 5 students is required for schools to conduct an offline exam; otherwise, online examination is compulsory.
Technology requirements
- Basic computer literacy for navigating online test platforms.
- Computer or laptop with stable internet access for online examination rounds.
Fees and financial support
Fee details
Entered through school: INR 170 per olympiad for the paper test, or INR 99 when the school holds the test online. A school may collect INR 30 more per olympiad for conducting the exam. A child whose school has not registered can enter individually for INR 200 and take the test on a phone or computer. International students pay USD 5, or USD 3 for the online test.
Financial support
Meritorious Level 2 students are eligible for scholarships, along with prizes such as laptops, tablets, and other exciting incentives provided by sponsors.
Refund policy
Details regarding the refund policy are typically available through the EduHeal Foundation's official communication channels or school coordinators upon registration.
About this opportunity
The EHF eSports Clinic Contest (SCC) is a national initiative by the EduHeal Foundation, designed to encourage and promote both traditional sports skills, particularly cricket, and competitive eSports among Indian school students. This contest provides a structured platform for young talent to test their abilities, develop strategic thinking, and gain national recognition in a rapidly evolving field.
Students from classes 1 to 12 across India, affiliated with recognized educational boards like CBSE, ICSE, State Boards, and NIOS, are eligible to participate. There are no specific minimum academic marks required, making this opportunity widely accessible. Participants receive valuable certificates, performance reports, and top performers can win medals, cash prizes, and educational gifts.
Exam format
- Total marks
- 50
- Duration
- 60 minutes
- Format
- Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ)
- Language
- English, Hindi, Marathi, Odia
Rounds and format
Level 1 is multiple-choice question exam conducted in schools. Level 2 and Level 3 are typically online computer-based exams. Level 1 duration is 40 minutes for Classes 1-6 and 60 minutes for Classes 7-12.
How entries are judged
One mark is allotted for each right answer, with no negative marking. In case of a tie, subject questions are prioritized, followed by General IQ and interactive questions. Further ties may involve teleinterview.
Selection process
Top 5% to 15% of Level 1 scorers, top 25 rank holders from each zone, and class toppers (with a minimum of 8 participants and 40% score) qualify for Level 2.
How to prepare
- Syllabus guidelines
- Sample question papers
- Preparatory books and activity books
- Online test series (POA, LMS, AI.DO)
- EHF Olympia Mobile App
Academic details
Difficulty: Mixed Levels
What's covered
The contest curriculum is based on the prescribed and updated syllabus of CBSE, ICSE, State Boards, and the National Curriculum Framework (NCF) devised by NCERT.
Frequently asked questions
How do students typically perform in this competition?
Performance varies; consistent practice and understanding of game strategies are key factors for success. Students should focus on both eSports and traditional sports knowledge.
What preparation strategies work best for participants?
Effective strategies include regular practice, studying game mechanics, and analyzing past competition results. Focus on time management and strategic thinking.
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