OrganizationVerifiedPan-India

All India Carrom Federation (AICF)

National governing body for carrom in India, conducting national championships and rankings and representing the country internationally.

New Delhi, Delhi, India

Opportunities from All India Carrom Federation (AICF)

Competition

National Sub-Junior Carrom Championship (Under-14)

by All India Carrom Federation (AICF)

National carrom championship for boys and girls below 14, with singles and an inter-state team event, entered through state carrom associations.

For children ages 12 to 13

In-person event

₹50 registration

What your child could gain:

Striker control and shot selectionDoubles play with a partnerComposure in knockout and team matches

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Competition

National Cadet Carrom Championship (Under-12)

by All India Carrom Federation (AICF)

National carrom singles for boys and girls below 12, with separate Cadet Boys and Cadet Girls events, entered through state carrom associations.

For children ages 6 to 11

In-person event

₹50 registration

What your child could gain:

Striker control and shot selectionScoring over a 25-point gameComposure in knockout matches

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Competition

National Sub-Junior and Cadet Carrom Championship

by All India Carrom Federation (AICF)

Inter-state carrom championship for Cadet (under 12) and Sub-Junior (under 14) boys and girls, with singles and team events for state-nominated players.

For children up to age 13

In-person event

₹50 registration

What your child could gain:

Strategic shot selection and positioningMatch temperament under national competitionCarrom striking and control

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About

The All India Carrom Federation is the national governing body for carrom in India. It oversees national championships, player rankings, tournament regulations and the panels of umpires, referees and coaches, and represents Indian carrom internationally. Formed in 1956 and later registered as a society, the federation conducts several national championships each year across age groups from cadet and sub-junior through to senior and veteran, working through affiliated state and union-territory associations and institutional members. A member of the International Carrom Federation and recognised by the Indian Olympic Association, the federation has hosted World Carrom Championships and maintains the Laws of Carrom and the national ranking system through which it builds teams for international competition.