Archive · 22 Jan 2026
NVIS Students Excel at National Robotics Competition
Students from Narmada Valley International School in Barwaha did really well in a big robotics competition in Delhi.
They competed against more than 120 teams from all over India.
The school had three teams, and the youngest team, called Robo Sprouts, won first place and a special award for the best robot design.
The other two teams also did well, with one team coming in fifth and the other in eighth place.
The teachers and school leaders are very proud of the students and their hard work.
This competition helps students learn about innovation and science in a fun way.
NVIS students competed in the national-level Robotics and Coding (IRC League) competition in Delhi.
Three teams from NVIS participated, showcasing their technical skills and teamwork.
The primary-level team 'Robo Sprouts' won first place and the 'Starbot Award' for best robot design.
The junior-level team 'Mecha Makers' secured eighth position, and the middle-level team 'Tech Titans' achieved fifth rank.
The school's mentors, Dr Drishti Jain and Vikram Singh, guided the teams to success.
- Who
- Students from Narmada Valley International School (NVIS), Barwaha
- What
- Participated in and excelled at the national-level Robotics and Coding (IRC League) competition
- When
- Wednesday
- Where
- Yamuna Sports Complex, Delhi
- Why
- To showcase their technical skills and teamwork in robotics and coding
- School
- Narmada Valley International School (NVIS), Barwaha
- Event
- National-level Robotics and Coding (IRC League) competition
- Location
- Yamuna Sports Complex, Delhi
- Date
- Wednesday
- Teams Competing
- More than 120 teams from across India
- NVIS Teams
- Three teams: Robo Sprouts, Mecha Makers, Tech Titans
- Mentors
- Dr Drishti Jain and Vikram Singh