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Doodle for Google India Contest - National Art Competition

by Google India Private Limited

₹5,00,000 College Scholarship

Doodle for Google India Contest - National Art Competition is a competition by Google India Private Limited for students in Class 1–10, open to students across India. It is free to take part.

Mode

Online

Eligibility

Class 1–10

Fee

Free

Duration

Varies based on individual creative process and complexity of the doodle

Format

Individual

Time needed

Typically several months from announcement to winner declaration

About This Opportunity

The Doodle for Google India Contest is an annual art competition inviting students from Class 1 to 10 across India to redesign the Google logo. Participants are encouraged to express their creativity and imagination by creating a doodle based on a specific theme announced each year. The winning doodle receives national recognition by being featured on the Google India homepage.

This contest is open to Indian resident students enrolled in any school in India, from Class 1 to Class 10. Entrants must obtain prior permission from their parents, legal guardians, or school teachers to participate. Only one doodle entry is allowed per student, and it must be their original work, reflecting the contest theme and incorporating the Google logo.

Winners receive significant prizes, including college scholarships and technology packages for their schools. All participants gain valuable experience in creative expression and design, enhancing their artistic skills and potentially contributing to their portfolios. The competition aims to celebrate young artists and foster creativity among Indian youth.

Eligibility

Grade Level
Class 1–10
Age Range
6 - 16 years
Location
Nationwide

Academic requirement

Enrolled in an Indian school

Prerequisites

  • Basic artistic ability
  • Understanding of the English language for artist's statement

Open to Indian citizen students in Classes 1-10 (typically ages 6-16) enrolled in any school across India. Parental, legal guardian, or school teacher permission is required for participation. Different groups are Grade 1-4, Grade 5-6, Grade 7-8, and Grade 9-10.

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Academic Details

ArtDesignCreativityVisual Arts

Difficulty: Mixed Levels

What's covered

The contest does not follow a fixed curriculum but encourages creative interpretation of an annual theme through art.

Rewards & Recognition

Award

₹5,00,000

The National Winner receives a ₹5,00,000 college scholarship. Group Winners each receive a ₹2,00,000 college scholarship. Technology packages are also provided to the schools of winners.

Prizes

Trophy, Google Merchandise & Tech Package

All 20 finalists receive a Trophy of Achievement and Google merchandise. The National Winner's school receives a ₹200,000 technology package.

Trophy of AchievementGoogle merchandiseTechnology package for school

Certificate

Certificate of Achievement

All 20 finalists receive a Certificate of Achievement by Google India.

Opens doors to

Winning a national competition provides a significant advantage for college applications, particularly for programs in arts and design.

Recognition

National Recognition by Google

Skills your child builds

Artistic expressionCreativityImaginationDesign thinkingCommunication skills

Rounds & format

Round 1: Initial judging by a panel of art teachers and creative experts to select 20 national finalists (4 from each grade group). Round 2: Online public voting for the 20 national finalists to determine 5 group winners (one from each grade group). Round 3: A final panel of Google executives and guest judges selects one National Winner from the 5 group winners.

How entries are judged

Artistic merit (drawing skills, use of color), Creativity and originality (representation of theme, use of Google logo, unique approach), Communication of the contest theme (in drawing and supporting statement), Adherence to Doodle Requirements and contest rules.

Selection process

Doodles are evaluated based on artistic merit, creativity, and how well they communicate the annual theme. Public voting also contributes to the selection of group winners, with a final jury selecting the national winner.

How to apply

  1. 1Download and complete a one-page official entry form, which includes space for the doodle, an artist's statement (50 words or less), and parental/guardian/teacher consent.
  2. 2Submit the completed entry form either virtually via a digital upload tool on the contest website or as a hard copy by mail.

How to prepare

  • Review past winning doodles for inspiration.
  • Practice drawing and creative expression.
  • Understand the annual theme thoroughly.
  • Develop a clear concept for incorporating the Google logo.
  • Refine the artist's statement to clearly explain the doodle's meaning.

Frequently asked questions

Is Doodle for Google India Contest - National Art Competition free?

This opportunity is free to participate in.

Who can participate in Doodle for Google India Contest - National Art Competition?

Students in Class 1–10. children aged 6-16.

What will my child gain from Doodle for Google India Contest - National Art Competition?

National Winner's artwork featured on Google India homepage for one day.. National Winner receives a ₹5,00,000 college scholarship.. National Winner's school receives a ₹2,00,000 technology package.. All 20 finalists receive a Certificate/Trophy of Achievement and Google merchandise.. Opportunity to gain national-level recognition and media exposure.. Develops artistic merit, creativity, and communication skills.. Enhances college applications, especially for arts and design programs..

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