TechRadiance Jr. World Cup 2027
Compete. Innovate. Represent Your School. Conquer the World.
National Championship Choose from 2 Locations — Delhi (E-Cell IIT Delhi) OR Chennai — January 1st week • International Championship Dubai/Malaysia — April 2nd week
Why TechRadiance Jr. World Cup 2027?
TechRadiance Jr. World Cup 2027 is an international robotics and coding championship where students compete, innovate, and showcase their skills on national and global stages. The championship encourages creativity, teamwork, and real-world problem-solving through exciting technology challenges.
International Championship
Compete on a global stage — 7+ countries
Robotics Challenges
Line followers, humanoids, robo war and more
Coding Competitions
Hackathons that ship real, working builds
STEM & AI Learning
Hands-on engineering beyond the classroom
Global Recognition
Stand out on national and world podiums
Certificates & Awards
Every participant leaves with proof of it
The Techradiance Jr. World Cup Journey
From your school to the world stage — every team’s road to the international final.
Championship Categories & Registration
Choose your championship, pick a category, and register your team — one flat fee per team of 1–5 students.
Soccer Robotics
Design and code robots that pass, defend and score on a scaled indoor pitch — strategy wins matches, not just speed.
Basic Line Follower
Build your own autonomous robot within specified dimensions to achieve maximum speed on the given arena. The robot must follow the black line.
Fastest Line Follower
A pure time-trial class — the same black line, but only the clock matters. Optimise sensors, torque and code for outright speed.
Mini Humanoid Robot
A Mini Humanoid Robot — also called a two-legged robot — walks on two legs with the help of microcontroller programming. Balance, gait and recovery decide the podium.
Robo War / Sumo Bot
Armoured machines meet in the ring — push, flip or disable your opponent. The last robot moving takes the round.
Details soonCoding Hackathon
The objective is to judge the knowledge and skills of all participants — ship a working build under pressure, and the best solutions take the championship.
Innovation Challenge
Encouraging the development of abilities in youth and all those who want to work in technical fields — original hardware answering real problems, on a powerful platform.
National Championship
Register your team — National Championship
Future Innovator
Present an original tech innovation to a global jury — concept, prototype and pitch, judged on impact and ingenuity.
Details soonRobo Sports
Robot-vs-robot sporting challenges on the international arena — speed, control and nerve against the world’s best school teams.
Details soonFuture Engineer
Engineering and problem-solving challenges for young builders — design under constraints, build against the clock.
Details soonInternational Championship
Register your team — International Championship
Previous Championship Highlights
Relive the energy from earlier editions of the championship.
Our Reach
Moments from Past Championships
Championship FAQs
Everything schools and parents ask before registering a team for the TechRadiance Jr. World Cup 2027 international robotics and coding championship.
Who can take part in the championship?
Any school student can enter as part of a team of 1–5 students. A single student may register as a team of one, and a school can send more than one team. Teams from any city in India are eligible — zonal qualifiers are run city-wise, so you do not need to be based in Delhi or Chennai.
When and where are the 2027 finals?
The national final runs as two competitions in the first week of January 2027 — one at E-Cell, IIT Delhi and one in Chennai. The international final is held in the second week of April 2027 in Dubai or Malaysia; the venue is confirmed closer to the event.
How much does registration cost?
National championship registration is a flat ₹2,999 per team for 1–5 students. International championship registration is ₹4,999 per team. Teams travelling to the international final also pay a participation package of ₹1,20,000 per student/guardian, which covers visa, travel, accommodation, food and sightseeing for 4–5 days.
Which competition categories can we enter?
The national championship has seven categories: Soccer Robotics, Basic Line Follower, Fastest Line Follower, Mini Humanoid Robot, Robo War / Sumo Bot, Coding Hackathon and Innovation Challenge. The international championship is contested across Future Innovator, Robo Sports and Future Engineer.
How does a team qualify for the international final?
The main route is Student Registration → Zonal Round → National Final → International Finale. Teams that miss a zonal round can apply through Wild Card Entry, which goes through a Screening Assessment and can lead to either the national or the international championship.
What do participants receive?
Every participant receives a certificate, and category winners are recognised on the national and international podiums. Teams compete against school entries from 7+ countries at the international final.