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Bring Prodigy Ideathon to your students
Prodigy Ideathon runs through schools. Register your school and Tera Compute takes it from there — MoU, the official student form, workshop selection and dates.
How do I register for Prodigy Ideathon?
Students cannot register individually. A school representative — a principal, teacher or coordinator — registers the school through the official form. Tera Compute then confirms participation, signs an MoU, and issues the official student registration form, which the school circulates to eligible Classes 9–12 students. Students register in teams of 2–4 and pay ₹100 each through that school-issued form.
Before you register — quick check
- You represent a school and can coordinate student participation.
- Your school can field a minimum of 30 teams (2–4 students each) from Classes 9–12.
- Your school can provide a venue and one nominated judge for the School Round.
- Your school can confirm its final student count by 10 September 2026.
What you're registering for
- Programme
- Prodigy Ideathon Cohort 1
- Format
- Inter-school innovation challenge
- Organiser
- Tera Compute LLP (Tera Compute)
- Who can take part
- Students in Classes 9–12, in teams of 2–4, through a participating school
- Dates
- September – October 2026. Exact date agreed with each school.
- Location
- Participating schools in Ghaziabad and Delhi NCR
- Participation fee
- ₹100 per student, collected through the school
- Challenge themes
- Aqua Next, Circular Futures, Sustainability Frontiers, EduNova, HealthForward, Open Impact
- Recognition
- Certificate for every participant; school trophies; Grand Finale cash awards of ₹10,000 / ₹7,000 / ₹5,000
- Register
- A school representative registers the school at prodigyideathon.teracompute.co/register
01 The process
Four steps from interest to teams
- 01
The school registers
A principal, teacher or coordinator submits the school’s interest through the official registration form. This takes a few minutes.
- 02
We confirm and share the form
Tera Compute confirms participation, signs the MoU with the school and issues the official student registration form.
- 03
The school circulates it
Eligible Classes 9–12 students register in teams of 2–4 and complete the ₹100 participation fee through that school-issued form.
- 04
Teams form and dates are set
Teams of 2–4 are confirmed, each picks a challenge theme, two expert workshops are chosen, and the School Round date is agreed with the school.
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What the school provides
A venue and designated pitching space · one school-nominated judge · student participation and coordination.
What Tera Compute provides
The competition framework and external judge · the pitch-deck format and judging rubric · certificates, the Grand Finale pathway and two expert-led workshops.
Fee
₹100 per participating student, the same for teams of 2, 3 or 4. Tera Compute invoices the school; the school decides whether the fee is student-funded or school-funded.
Take part
Questions before you register?
The team is happy to walk a principal or coordinator through the programme, the MoU and the timeline.