As per latest report from sources CL Educate and Kestone has announced the fourth edition of Young India Challenge (YIC) 2016, an innovative quiz platform, to be conducted across schools and colleges and the event is anticipated to witness about 1 million students from 100 cities, with PAN India reach, 1 lakh students from about 5000 plus colleges from 80 cities will compete against each other.
Presently YIC also encourages corporate and entrepreneurs to facilitate the budding nextgen entrepreneurs and the initial round of YIC 2016 was flagged off in August, where City and Regional rounds will be held in September followed by the finale in October and the winners will be awarded prizes worth Rs.10 Lakhs including mentorship, learning and business.
Meanwhile Piyush Gupta, President, Kestone, has said that with government facilitating initiatives like the Start Up India, through YIC, they have intended to prepare their students with the necessary skills and spirit enabling them to realize their dream at an early stage.
Satya Narayanan. R, Chairman and Executive Director, CL Educate, has said that CL has been focused on shaping the future of young aspirants and help them achieve their true potential and with this intent we have re-launched Young India Challenge 2016 at a larger scale this year. To register, aspirants can visit http://www.clyic.com/ and click on 'I am interested'.
