NBG Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Competition for Indian Students
₹15,000 Cash Prize
An All India online Computer-Aided Design competition for students in Grades 1-12, focusing on presenting innovative tech or scientific ideas through CAD modeling.
Mode
Online
Fee
Free
Participation format
Individual
Duration
Multiple rounds over a period
Time needed
Depends on the time taken to make the entry
Eligibility
Open to students in Grades 1 to 12 across India. Participants should have basic computer knowledge and an interest in technology and design. No specific academic requirements are mentioned.
- Grade level
- Grade 1 to 12
- Age range
- 6 to 18 years
- Eligibility region
- Available nationwide across India
- Academic requirement
- No specific academic requirements are mentioned.
- Prerequisites
- Basic computer knowledge
- Interest in technology and design
See if your child qualifies.
Rewards and recognition
Award
₹15,000
Winners receive cash prizes up to ₹15,000.
Prizes
Trophies & Medals
Prestigious trophies and medals are awarded to winners.
Certificate
Participation & Merit Certificates
All participants receive certificates of participation, with merit certificates for top performers.
Recognition
National-level recognition
Skills your child builds
How to apply
- 1Online registration is required, followed by the submission of the CAD model and a presentation of the innovative idea.
Rules and guidelines
- Participants must be students currently enrolled in Grade 1 to 12.
- All Computer-Aided Design (CAD) model submissions must be original work.
- Each participant is allowed to submit only one entry to the competition.
- Submissions must strictly adhere to all specified deadlines.
- All presentations and descriptions of the CAD models should be in English.
Technology requirements
- Computer with stable internet access
- Appropriate CAD software (e.g., Tinkercad, Fusion 360, SketchUp)
About this opportunity
The NBG Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Competition is an online national event for students in Grades 1 to 12 across India. This platform encourages young minds to showcase innovative ideas in technology and science by creating CAD models and presenting their creative solutions to real-world challenges.
This opportunity is open to all students from Grade 1 to 12 who possess basic computer knowledge and an interest in technology and design. The competition aims to foster creativity, technical proficiency, and problem-solving skills, offering national recognition for emerging talent in design and engineering.
Rounds and format
The competition consists of two rounds. The Preliminary Round requires participants to submit their CAD model along with a brief description of their innovative idea. Shortlisted participants will then proceed to the Final Round, where they will present their CAD model and idea to a panel of judges.
How entries are judged
Submissions will be evaluated based on innovation, technicality of the CAD model, clarity of presentation, and the potential impact of the idea.
Selection process
Selection for the final round will be based on the originality and technical merit of the CAD model submitted in the preliminary round, as well as the potential impact of the idea.
Academic details
Difficulty: Mixed Levels
What's covered
Participants will learn to utilize CAD software to design and present their creative solutions to various real-world problems, covering aspects of innovation and technical design.
Frequently asked questions
What are the key factors judges look for in a winning CAD project?
Judges prioritize originality, technical complexity, and the project's ability to solve a real-world problem. A clear, concise presentation that effectively communicates the design's purpose and functionality is also crucial for success.
How can a participant make their project stand out among many entries?
To stand out, participants should choose a unique problem to solve and document their design process thoroughly. Demonstrating advanced CAD skills and showing a deep understanding of the subject matter will impress the judges.
What are common mistakes participants make in this competition?
Common mistakes include poor time management, submitting a design that doesn't meet the theme's requirements, and failing to clearly explain the project's innovation. Technical glitches during the online presentation can also be an issue, so practice is key.
Is it better to use complex software or focus on the design concept?
While technical skill is important, a strong, innovative concept is more critical. It is better to execute a creative idea well using simpler software than to struggle with complex software and produce a weak design. The idea itself holds the most weight.
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