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Contest Calendar
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Stage 1
Qualifying Round (in School)
2 online assessments
Nov 2022 -
Stage 2
Pre-Finals
Jury interviews
Dec 2022 -
Stage 3
Grand Finale
Face-to-face, activity-based contest
Jan 2023
Why is TCS iON IntelliGem the most important contest on 21st Century Skills?
The biggest national-level contest for 21st Century Skills in India for students of Grades 5 to 9
- Universal Values
- Global Citizenship
- Communication Skills
- Creativity & Innovation
- Financial Literacy
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What do Students get?
Learning Booklets
Free digital reference material on 21st Century topics authored by experts
Fun-filled Learning
Engaged learning through webinars, blogs, puzzles and more
TCS iON IntelliGem Certificate
Personalised report with IntelliGem Quotient and a Certificate, based on student's performance in the contest
Winners, Finalists and Pre-finalists - ₹ 25 Lakh worth prizes to be won
Meet the Scientist
Interact with top-notch scientists and researchers of India
Awards for Winners and Finalists
What do Schools get?
21st Century Leader Recognition
Digital certificates for all Principals and IntelliGem Co-ordinators
Special Invites to Webinars
Principals and Educators get exclusive invites to IntelliGem Webinar series
School Excellence Award*
National, State, City-wide awards for best performing schools
21st Century Skills School Report*
Track your School's progress on 21st Century Skills
How is IntelliGem Quotient derived?
Gems from the Past
Global Citizenship &Communication Skills Sakshin Ghosh(Grade 5)
Communication Skills
Reema Shyam(Grade 7)
Financial Literacy
Pradnya Ambatipudi(Grade 8)
Testimonials
Vasundara Periasamy
Student, Grade 9
D.A.V Public School, Chennai
Prateek M
Student, Grade 8
Padma Seshadri Bala Bhavan Sr. Sec. School, KK Nagar, Chennai
Aditi Sathyanarayana
Student, Grade 7
National Hill View Public School, Bangalore
Sarang LV
Student, Grade 7
Bhavan's Vidya Mandir, Ernakulam
Reema Shyam
Student, Grade 7
Sishu Griha Junior And Senior School, Bangalore
Deekshitha Krishnan
Student, Grade 6
Sri Kumaran Children's Home - CBSE, Bangalore
Mrs. Minoo Aggarwal
Principal
D.A.V. Public School, Chennai
Mr. Sayantan Dutta
Teacher
St. Joseph's College, Kolkata
Mr. & Mrs. Sahu
Parents of finalist Sampoorna Sahu (Grade 6)
Ryan International School, Nerul, Navi Mumbai
Mr. Tanveer Farheen
Father of finalist Zoha Farheen (Grade 5)
Presidency School, Bangalore
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FAQs
In our penultimate episode, we concluded on how Natural Language Processing (NLP) capabilities can beintegratedwithin the Immersive Analytics (IA) interface. But, what’s next?
Perhaps the answer lies with the same technologies that are predominantly harnessed by the gamingindustry—VirtualReality (VR) and Mixed Reality (MR). The same functionalities that Google Cardboard and Oculus Rift offers caneasilybe introduced to Business Intelligence (BI) applications.
As complex information is best presented and understood visually, why can’t we import the same concept todataanalyticsand make the experience even more interactive and immersive? The necessary input hardware is already availableinthe form of computer web cameras and infrared sensors. why can’t we import the same concept to data analyticsandmake the experience even more interactive and immersive? The necessary input hardware is already available intheform of computer web cameras and infrared sensors.
