Ganith Sante

Ready to build the beauty of Math, shaping up abstract concepts?

Competition Overview

• Participants:
Category 1: Grades : 7 and 8
Category 2: Grades : 9, 10, 11 and 12
• Team Composition : 3 students from each category [one team per school]
• Duration : 60 min

Rules and Guidelines

• Theme & Concept: Models should be based on Mathematical concepts such as Geometry, Algebra, Calculus, or Real-life Applications of Math.
• Model Specifications: The model must be accompanied by a brief description. It can be static or working, but it should clearly demonstrate the Math concept.
• Materials: Participants may use cardboard, wood or other eco-friendly materials.
• Pre-made kits are NOT allowed.
• The use of electrical components is permitted if relevant, but must be safe and pre-approved.
• Each team will get 60 minutes to assemble their models.
• They will be given 5 minutes to present their model to the judges.
• The explanation should cover the Mathematical principles, real-world applications, and creative aspects.
• Participating teams must submit the synopsis by 10th of July, 2025.
• Models that promote offensive or controversial content will be disqualified.
• Prohibited Items : Flammable, hazardous, or sharp objects.

Selection Criteria

Mathematical Concept

• Relevance, accuracy, and clarity of the Mathematical concept demonstrated in the model.

Creativity and Innovation

• Originality, uniqueness of idea, and innovative approach in presenting the concept.

Presentation & Aesthetics

• Neatness, visual appeal, labelling, and overall design quality.

Application & Practicality

• Real-life application or usefulness of the model in understanding or solving problems.

Explanation & Understanding

• Clarity of explanation, depth of understanding, and ability to answer judges' questions.

Important Dates

1	Last Date for Registration	4th July, 2025.
2	Last Date for Submission of the Synopsis	10thJuly, 2025.
3	Final Event	25th July, 2025.

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