Archive · 29 Nov 2025
Imperial College London Celebrates Student Innovation at STEMathon India Finale
Imperial College London, a top university, held the final event of STEMathon India.
This competition brought together students from different schools in India to come up with new ideas using science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to solve big problems in the world.
The students worked in teams and got help from teachers at Imperial College.
The best team, from Jayshree Periwal School in Jaipur, won a trip to London to compete in another competition in 2026.
Other top teams also got special letters of recommendation and prizes.
The event was all about encouraging young students to think creatively and work together to make the world a better place.
Imperial College London hosted the STEMathon India finale in collaboration with EduQuest by Silver Fern.
20 teams from leading Indian schools competed in the finale held at The School of Raya, Bangalore, on November 22-23.
Students presented innovative STEM solutions addressing the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals.
Jayshree Periwal School, Jaipur, won the competition, earning a trip to Imperial College London for the 2026 Science and Innovation Competition.
Top four teams received Letters of Recommendation from Imperial faculty and additional prizes.
- Who
- Imperial College London and EduQuest by Silver Fern
- What
- STEMathon India Finale
- When
- November 22-23
- Where
- The School of Raya, Bangalore
- Why
- To challenge students to develop original STEM solutions addressing the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals
- Event Name
- STEMathon India
- Organizers
- Imperial College London and EduQuest by Silver Fern
- Finalists
- 20 teams from leading Indian schools
- Venue
- The School of Raya, Bangalore
- Date
- November 22-23
- Winner
- Jayshree Periwal School, Jaipur
- Prize
- Trip to Imperial College London for 2026 competition