11 months ago
JKLU to Host Ideathon 2025 for Young Innovators
Imagine a contest where students come up with awesome ideas to solve problems in their communities!
JK Lakshmipat University is hosting this contest called the Ideathon.
Students in high school can join teams and create projects to help with important goals, like protecting the environment or helping people.
The teams need to figure out local problems and then come up with clever solutions.
The winners will get prizes!
Last year, students from different schools won.
If you're interested, sign up your team before October 5.
The winners will be announced on December 21st.
JK Lakshmipat University is hosting the "My City, My Lab" Ideathon 2025.
The Ideathon invites high school students to propose solutions for local problems.
Participants must address Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
Winning teams will receive cash prizes.
Registration closes on October 5th.
- Who
- Students (Class 10-12) and JK Lakshmipat University
- What
- Ideathon competition for innovative solutions addressing Sustainable Development Goals.
- Where
- JK Lakshmipat University campus in Jaipur.
- When
- Registration deadline is October 5, with the winners announced on December 21.
- Why
- To reward young innovators for actionable ideas related to SDGs.
Key facts
- Event
- My City, My Lab Ideathon
- Organizer
- JK Lakshmipat University
- Focus
- Solutions to SDGs
- Eligibility
- Students (Class 10-12)
- Registration Deadline
- October 5
- Winning Prize
- ₹1,00,000, ₹75,000, ₹50,000
- Winning Announcement
- December 21
- Location
- JK Lakshmipat University Campus, Jaipur
Quotes
Professor Vijaysekhar Chellaboina
Vice-Chancellor, JK Lakshmipat University
“After overwhelming participation by students from across the country in last year’s Ideathon, we are excited to host the second edition of the competition this year at JKLU. By encouraging school students to approach both local and global issues through the lens of sustainability, the JKLU Ideathon nurtures not just innovative thinking, but also a deep sense of responsibility toward building a more equitable and resilient future.”
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