Students Robotics & Coding Championship 2026-27
TechRadiance World Cup – India’s national robotics, coding and innovation championship for school and college students, in association with E-Cell IIT Delhi.
Register for Junior World Cup 2027 – for School Students
National & International robotics and coding championship for school teams.
Register Now →College StudentsRegister for Senior World Cup 2027 – for College Students
National robotics and coding championship for college and university teams.
Register Now →What is the TechRadiance World Cup?
The TechRadiance World Cup is a national-level STEM, robotics, drone, coding and innovation championship organised in association with E-Cell IIT Delhi. It gives young innovators a platform to compete, learn and showcase their ideas in front of industry experts and educators.
There are two editions: the Junior World Cup for school students from Class 3 to 12, and the Senior World Cup for college and university students. Registrations for the 2027 edition are now open, with national finals in Delhi and Chennai in January 2027 and the international final in April 2027.
Championship categories
Line Follower Robot Championship
Build an autonomous robot within the specified dimensions that follows the black line and beats the clock on the arena.
Know more →Soccer Robotics Championship
Build your own robot within the specified dimensions and outplay the opposing robot on the soccer arena.
Know more →Mini Humanoid Championship
A two-legged robot that walks with the help of microcontroller programming – design, program and compete.
Know more →Coding Hackathon
Tests the coding knowledge and problem-solving skills of every participant to decide the champions.
Know more →Innovation Challenge
A platform for school students to develop and present technical ideas that solve real-world problems.
Know more →Innovation Challenge for College Students
The innovation track for college and university students who want to work in technical fields.
Know more →How the championship works
- Registration – schools, colleges and individual teams register for one or more categories.
- Skill development & mentorship – participants are guided by industry professionals.
- Preliminary rounds – projects and teams are shortlisted.
- Grand finale – shortlisted teams compete in the national finals, with the top teams progressing to the international final.
Prizes and benefits
Prizes include cash awards, STEM kits, trophies, certificates and internship opportunities. Participating schools and students gain national recognition, hands-on STEM experience and mentorship from industry leaders.
Frequently asked questions
Who can participate?
School students from Class 3 to 12 take part in the Junior World Cup. College and university students take part in the Senior World Cup.
Where are the finals held?
The 2027 national finals are in Delhi and Chennai in January 2027, and the international final is in April 2027.
What should teams bring?
Teams bring all materials and equipment their competition needs, such as laptops, chargers, cables and hardware. If a component from your robotics kit stops working, replacements can be bought at the spare component desk, subject to stock.
Is help available with travel and accommodation?
For the 2026-27 championship, Techradiance is not sharing vendor contact details. Participants should make their own travel and accommodation arrangements.
How do I get in touch?
Call +91-9667137548 for any questions about registration.
All Techradiance robotics & coding competitions for students
Every event is part of the TechRadiance World Cup family. Pick the one that matches your age and interest — each page has the full rules, structure and registration details.
TechRadiance Jr. World Cup 2027
School students — National rounds in Delhi (E-Cell IIT Delhi) or Chennai in January; international round in Dubai/Malaysia in April.
TechRadiance Senior World Cup 2027
College students — National robotics and coding championship for colleges — Delhi and Chennai, January.
Line Follower Robot Competition
School & college — Build and program a robot that races along a line track for speed and accuracy.
Robot Soccer Competition
School & college — Design and drive robots that play football on a special field and score goals.
Mini Humanoid Championship
School & college — Build small humanoid robots that walk, move and complete tasks like humans.
Coding Hackathon 2026-27
School & college — Solve real problems with code, on your own or in a team.
Innovation Challenge 2026-27
School students — Turn ideas into practical tech projects that solve real-world problems.
Innovation Challenge for College Students
College students — Sustainable technology projects with a focus on EVs and renewable energy.
How to prepare for a robotics competition
1. Choose your event
Match the event to your age and skills — line follower is a great first competition.
2. Read the rules
See our guide to robotics championship rules.
3. Build & practise
Use a robotics kit and test on a track that matches the event.
4. Get coaching
Join our robotics classes to sharpen your build and code.
Looking for other events too? See our list of robotics competitions in India.
Robotics competitions for students – FAQs
Who can take part in Techradiance competitions?
School students can take part in the Jr. World Cup and the school events, and college students in the Senior World Cup and college innovation challenge. Each event page lists the exact eligibility.
How many students are allowed in a team?
Championship teams have 1 to 5 students. Some events allow individual entries — check the event page.
Where are the competitions held?
National rounds are held in Delhi (in association with E-Cell IIT Delhi) and Chennai, with an international round in Dubai/Malaysia for the Jr. World Cup.
Do we need our own robot?
Yes, teams build and program their own robot to match the event rules. Our robotics kits and classes can help you prepare.
How do we register?
Open the event page and click Register Now, or call 070155 68312 for help with school registrations.