Samsung India’s national education and innovation competition Solve for Tomorrow has seen overwhelming participation from youth across India with over 50,000 registrations coming in from across India. Youth, especially from smaller towns of the country, such as Begusarai, Chitradurga, Dharwad, Gulbarga, Jalpaiguri, Khurda, North 24 Parganas, Madhubani and Pathanamthitt a have sent in their ideas, highlighting their growing desire to find innovative technology solutions to solve real-world problems that will have a positive social impact on the lives of people around them.
The top 3 teams in the competition will win INR 1.5 crore to turn their ideas into action. Youth from India have submitted ideas to solve real-world problems such as e-waste management, recycling plastic waste, circular economy, climate change, agricultural yields, clean water, healthcare costs, mental health, accident prevention, improving teaching systems, and job creation in rural areas.
Samsung will select the top 30 teams and train and mentor them to enhance their ideas. The top 10 teams will receive INR 100,000 each to enhance their prototypes. Teams will have the opportunity to interact with young Samsung employees and researchers in Bengaluru.
