Singhania Quest+, in partnership with the World Book of Records (London, UK), has launched ‘Go Coderz,’ India’s first and largest national coding competition for school students. Designed in line with the New Education Policy (NEP), which integrates coding into the curriculum, the event invites participation from grades 3 to 10.
The competition boasts the Gautam Singhania Coding Scholarship worth ₹1 lakh for the winners. It has already garnered over 15,000 registrations, with expectations to reach 50,000 students from 100 schools across 25 cities by the 15 August 2024 registration deadline. Participating students will receive free coding master classes to enhance their skills before competing.Dr. Brijesh Karia, Chief Operating Officer of Singhania Quest+, stated, “The NEP marks a transformative shift in education. ‘Go Coderz’ is aligned with this policy, aiming to nurture young coding talent.”
From an Imphal market perspective, local schools have enthusiastically embraced this initiative, highlighting the city’s commitment to technological advancement in education. Imphal’s participation is expected to significantly contribute to the overall competition.
