It’s time for yet another edition of BYJU’S Xcel, and you know what that means – another fun contest and a chance to win awesome goodies!
The latest edition of BYJU’S Xcel will celebrate the evolution of space technology in India. Join this fun, power-packed session with space entrepreneur Srinath Ravichandran, CEO & Co-founder of AgniKul Cosmos, one of India’s earliest private space technology companies. In this interactive session featuring live experiments – called It’s Rocket Science – we will explore everything from how rockets are sent into space to what happens after a successful launch and more.
Like every other BYJU’S Xcel session, this is going to be another exciting one that you don’t want to miss! The masterclass session goes live on August 14, Sunday, at 11 am. You can register for the event by clicking on the link below:
As always, there are some exciting goodie bags up for grabs! All you have to do is participate in the ‘Draw a Rocket Challenge’ after the session. All you have to do is combine the knowledge you gain in the session with your imagination and draw your dream rocket. Also, tell us what you would name your rocket and why.
The 10 best entries (five from Classes 4 to 6 and five from Classes 7 to 10) shall receive goodie bags comprising a PSLV Rocket Aluminium Scale Model and a set of 15 ISRO Story Stickers. The winning entries will also be featured on our social media channels – Instagram and Facebook. Results will be announced on August 28, 2022.
So what are you waiting for? Register for the upcoming BYJU’S Xcel session and get ready to take home your prize! Hurry!
This contest is subject to terms and conditions. View the full terms and conditions here.
Writing has always been Shreesha’s passion, be it for imparting knowledge or expressing opinions. In her former role as a journalist, she contributed to enriching society with knowledge. Now, at BYJU’S, she has moved on to something more exciting – creating tailor-made content for students. When she is not writing, you would find her looking for new ways to engage her child.