Answers for students, parents, teachers and schools.
School registration uses a permanent school ID. Returning schools confirm or update their details; edition participation is recorded separately.
Yes. Student registration requires a registered, active school. Find your school or nominate it for review. A school ID does not grant access to private school records.
Yes. Sign in using your verified contact to save registration and entry forms step by step and return to your drafts. Final submissions are locked unless an administrator reopens them.
Competition registration and physical summit attendance are separate. An entry does not confirm a seat at the summit.
The 2027 competition page lists class topics, word counts, group limits and file requirements. You can also download the original guidelines. The student-registration and competition-submission deadline is 5 November 2026, 11:59 p.m. IST.
Student registration & competition deadline:5 November 2026, 11:59 p.m. IST.
No. School and teacher registration remain available after 5 November. Schools keep their lifetime school ID; teachers can create a profile linked to their school. The deadline applies to student registration and competition submissions for this edition.
AI may be used for research or reference. AI-generated content in your submission receives a 15-point deduction. Credit sources used or inspiring your work, and follow the separate rules for original work and plagiarism.
Case Study, Short Film, Waste to Art and Eco-Business allow up to three students. Monologue allows up to two. Open Letter, Blog, Article, Painting and Digital Art are individual entries.
Students in Classes 5–12 can enter Waste to Art in four bands: 5–6, 7–8, 9–10 and 11–12. Read the craft guidelines for materials, supervision and required videos.
Use school name, class, category, project title and author names, separated with underscores. Example: GreenfieldHigh_10A_Article_TheJourneyOfOurOldPhone_Ekta_Sharma. Correct labelling is required.
Find or register your school, then create a teacher profile linked to it. Share the permanent school ID with students and guide them through their own profiles and submissions. School association is reviewed before school records are shared.
Parents and teachers can help students understand the instructions and prepare the required information. The ideas and submitted work should be the student’s own, following the competition guidelines.
Youth Eco Summit 2027
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