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Imperial College London Brings Back Its Flagship STEMathon in India

New Delhi [India], May 19: Imperial College London, in collaboration with EduQuest by Silver Fern, proudly announces the launch of the 2nd edition of the Imperial School STEMathon, a premier competition for high school students (ages 15-17) across India. This initiative aims to drive innovationn through STEM, encouraging young minds to create meaningful solutions aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 2030.
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New Delhi [India], May 19: Imperial College London, in collaboration with EduQuest by Silver Fern, proudly announces the launch of the 2nd edition of the Imperial School STEMathon, a premier competition for high school students (ages 15-17) across India. This initiative aims to drive innovationn through STEM, encouraging young minds to create meaningful solutions aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 2030.

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The STEMathon is an activity offered as part of Imperial Global India, the university's new initiative to build research, innovation and education partnerships across India, to nurture a two-way flow of STEMB talent between our two countries and support our growing Indian alumni network. Find out more at imperial.ac.uk/india

The first edition in 2024 witnessed an overwhelming response, with entries flooding in from schools nationwide. The shortlisted 15 teams were invited to Delhi for a two-day finale packed with immersive learning, mentorship from Imperial faculty, and real-time problem-solving challenges. The experience left a lasting impression on both students and educators, setting a high benchmark for STEM-based competitions in the country.

Recognized globally and currently ranked #2 in the world (QS World University Rankings 2025), Imperial College London is known for pushing boundaries in science, engineering, and sustainability. Through the STEMathon, Imperial brings its world-class expertise to Indian classrooms, providing students with the opportunity to explore cutting-edge ideas and turn them into action.

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In 2025, the finale moves to Bangalore--India's own Silicon Valley. Scheduled for 22nd and 23rd November, this year's finale promises to be even more dynamic. Bangalore was chosen for its tech-driven atmosphere, making it the perfect backdrop for a competition focused on future-forward innovation.

Round 1 entries are now open, and schools are encouraged to register as many teams as they like. Whether you're a budding engineer, scientist, coder, or problem-solver--this is your stage. The Imperial School STEMathon isn't just another competition. It's a national movement to shape young innovators who care about the world and have the skills to change it.

For more details and to register visit https://campaigns.imperial.ac.uk/stemathon-india/

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