Kreativity Show Junior by Kr8ivity League
by Kr8ivity League, ABL Education LLP
Prizes & National Recognition
Kreativity Show Junior is Kr8ivity League's national innovation competition for students in Grades 6 to 8, who build a working prototype to solve a real-world problem.
Mode
Hybrid
Fee
Registration fee applies
Participation format
Individual and team
Teams of 1 to 3
Duration
About 3 months, from registration through the December Grand Finale
Time needed
Depends on the time taken to make the entry
Eligibility
Open to students in Grades 6 to 8, in teams of up to three, from schools across India.
- Grade level
- Grade 6 to 8
- Eligibility region
- Available nationwide across India
- Academic requirement
- Open to students currently enrolled in Grade 6, 7, or 8.
- Prerequisites
- Basic familiarity with building or presenting a project
See if your child qualifies.
Rewards and recognition
Prizes
Tablets & Electronics
Category winners receive tablets and electronic gadgets. The top three in every category are felicitated on the Grand Finale stage at IIT Delhi, and zonal winners receive trophies and certificates.
Certificate
Participation Certificate
All participants receive a certificate of participation; national finalists receive merit-based STEM scholarships.
Recognition
National Recognition
Skills your child builds
Key dates
- Registration closed
- 21 Sept 2026
- Competition
- 24 Sept 2026 to 21 Oct 2026
Ideation Round: Idea Synopsis Submission
Teams submit a 300-500 word synopsis of their chosen theme and idea. Non-eliminating; the score carries forward.
Zonal Round: Prototype Video Submission
Teams submit a 7-minute video demonstrating their working prototype, along with a detailed project synopsis.
National Finale, New Delhi, Delhi
How to apply
- 1Register online through the official Kreativity League website
- 2Attend the online mentoring session on competition themes and rules
- 3Choose one official theme and submit a 300-500 word idea synopsis in the Ideation round
- 4Build the working prototype and submit it for the Zonal round
- 5Zonal winners present live at the National Finale
Rules and guidelines
- Open to students in Grades 6 to 8
- Teams of up to 3 participants
- One official theme per team: Healthcare, Agriculture, or Smart Infrastructure
- The prototype must be functional and demonstrable
- Presentation video must not exceed 7 minutes
- All content must be original and created specifically for the competition
Technology requirements
- A computer with internet access to prepare and submit the synopsis and video
- Materials to build a working, demonstrable prototype
Fees and financial support
Fee details
Kreativity League does not publish the entry fee on its website. Questions about the price go through its Raise a Query page, under Registration Related Query.
Refund policy
No refunds are offered for registration fees once submitted.
About this opportunity
Kreativity Show Junior is Kr8ivity League's national innovation and prototype-building competition for students in Grades 6 to 8, who research a real-world problem and build a working prototype to solve it.
Teams of up to three students choose one theme, Healthcare, Agriculture, or Smart Infrastructure, and develop an original solution. The competition runs through an Ideation round where teams submit a written idea synopsis, a virtual Zonal round where teams submit a video presentation of their working prototype, and a National Finale.
Participants build research, prototyping, and presentation skills while learning to design solutions for real communities. Zonal qualifiers present live at IIT Delhi, competing for national recognition before an expert jury.
Rounds and format
The competition runs in three stages: an Ideation round where teams submit a 300-500 word synopsis of their idea (non-eliminating, but scored), a Zonal round where teams submit a 7-minute video demonstrating their working prototype along with a detailed synopsis, and a National Finale where zonal qualifiers present live at IIT Delhi.
How entries are judged
Scored out of 100: problem solving and critical thinking (20), STEM and computational thinking (20), innovation and practical implementation (20), communication and presentation (20), and teamwork and collaboration (20).
Selection process
Ideation round scores carry forward into the Zonal round. The top teams from each zone qualify for the National Finale based on their combined score.
Academic details
Difficulty: Beginner
What's covered
Students research a real-world problem in their chosen theme, design a working prototype, and prepare a synopsis and video presentation for judging.
Frequently asked questions
What themes can students choose for Kreativity Show Junior?
Teams select one of three themes, Healthcare, Agriculture, or Smart Infrastructure, and build a prototype addressing a real-world problem within it.
How is the Ideation round scored if it does not eliminate teams?
The Ideation round is non-eliminating, but the score a team earns for its synopsis carries forward and is added to its Zonal round score.
What happens at the National Finale?
Teams that qualify from the Zonal round present their working prototypes live at IIT Delhi before an expert jury for national recognition.
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