Punjab State Junior and Sub-Junior Carrom Championship
by Punjab State Carrom Association (PSCA)
State title & national path
State-level singles carrom championship for Junior (under 18) and Sub-Junior (under 14) boys and girls in Punjab, with a pathway to the national championships.
Mode
In-Person
Fee
₹50
Duration
Multi-day state championship
Format
Individual
Eligibility
- Age range
- 7 to 17 years
- Location
- Punjab
Prerequisites
- Membership of an affiliated district carrom association in Punjab
- Annual player registration with the carrom federation
- Valid age proof for the junior or sub-junior division
Open to boys and girls entered through Punjab State Carrom Association affiliated district associations. Two divisions by age as on the date of the draw: Sub-Junior (under 14 years) and Junior (under 18 years), in separate boys and girls singles events.
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Rewards and recognition
Recognition
Punjab state championship
Skills your child builds
How to apply
- 1Register as a player with the carrom federation for the year through your district association
- 2Enter through your affiliated district carrom association
- 3Submit the entry with age proof within the entry window
- 4Carry the registration and age proof to the championship venue
Fees & financial support
Fee details
Entry fee of Rs 50 per player for singles, in addition to a one-time annual federation player registration of Rs 30, as set by the governing carrom federation. Entries and fees are routed through the affiliated district association.
About this opportunity
The Punjab State Junior and Sub-Junior Carrom Championship is the Punjab State Carrom Association's state-level championship for its younger age groups, contested by boys and girls entered through affiliated district carrom associations.
The championship is contested in two age divisions defined as on the date of the draw: Sub-Junior for players under fourteen years and Junior for players under eighteen years, in separate boys and girls singles events. Players enter through their affiliated district association after registering with the carrom federation, and state results feed selection to the national junior and sub-junior championships.
Matches are played under the Laws of Carrom adopted by the All India Carrom Federation, on standard boards with regulation coins and strikers. State champions and runners-up are recognised in each division, and selected players go on to represent Punjab at the national level.
Rounds & format
Played as singles in each age and gender division under the Laws of Carrom, with players advancing through rounds to the division final. Results are decided on board points.
How entries are judged
Results are decided by board points under the Laws of Carrom.
Selection process
Players enter through affiliated district associations; state champions and selected players go on to represent Punjab at the national junior and sub-junior championships.
Academic details
Difficulty: Intermediate
Frequently asked questions
What are the age divisions?
There are two divisions, calculated as on the date of the draw: Sub-Junior for players under fourteen years and Junior for players under eighteen years, in separate boys and girls singles events.
How do players enter?
Players enter through their affiliated district carrom association after registering with the carrom federation for the year. Individual entries outside the association structure are not the norm.
What happens after the state championship?
State champions and selected players represent Punjab at the national junior and sub-junior carrom championships conducted by the All India Carrom Federation.
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