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Doodle For Google is an online contest conducted every year in India since 2009 for school students. The D4G 2022 event is open to students who are in Class 1 to 10.
Student Can Win INR 500,000 Scholarship, a INR 200,000 Tech Package From Google India
Simply doodle means to draw lines, patterns, etc. without thinking, especially when you are bored.
Students are encouraged to create their own Google doodle for the chance to have it featured on Google India Homepage as well as win scholarships and tech packages for schools as prizes.
Who is allowed to enter artwork?
Parents, teachers, non-profits and after school programs are eligible to enter artwork on behalf of students of class 1-10. But, each student’s parent or guardian must sign the entry form.
Teachers can enter multiple doodles at one time, but only one original doodle per student.
Do students have to be Indian citizens for entry?
Yes, the student must be an Indian citizen enrolled in an Indian school, living in India. He or she must also obtain their parents’, legal guardians’ or teachers prior permission to participate in the contest via a signed entry form.
Parents, Teachers and Students can have Complete Entry Information Here – Entry Information
PRIZES Student can win INR 500,000 scholarship, a INR 200,000 tech package for his or her school/non-profit organization, and the artwork will be displayed for a day (24 hours) on Google.co.in on Childrens Day i.e, November 14th, 2022.
Doodle for Google 2019 – India Winner
National Winner
One National Winner’s artwork will be showcased Google.co.in for 24 hours. He or she will also receive:
Five Lakhs Worth college scholarship
Two Lakhs Worth technology package for their school/non-profit organization
Entry form Doodles: If the Doodle is created directly on Google entry form, you can either upload them to the site as a jpg or png (visit the enter tab) or mail them in (address listed on the enter tab).
Other Doodles: If the Doodle wasn’t created directly on the Google entry form, take a high-res digital photo or scan of the Doodle in good lighting and combine it with the entry form.
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