Every school gets a stage. Every student gets a discovery.
The Expo is the central platform for schools to showcase, discover and interact with student-led innovation and technology projects — on the same stage, regardless of existing infrastructure.
Three ways in
The Expo brings schools together through multiple pathways, creating a platform where every school can participate.
ATL Schools
Schools with an established Atal Tinkering Lab can directly showcase their prototypes and innovations.
Innovation Clubs
Independent school innovation clubs can participate through the Expo and showcase their student innovations.
Hackathon-Linked
Schools can enter the innovation ecosystem through the CCQ Hackathon, with selected projects progressing to the Expo.
School exhibition pods
Each participating school is provided with a dedicated exhibition pod to present its projects. Inside the pod, students can:
- ✓Display working prototypes and models
- ✓Explain their ideas and problem statements
- ✓Demonstrate their technology
- ✓Interact with visiting students, educators, judges and industry representatives
- ✓Represent their school's innovation ecosystem
One pod per schoolEvery exhibit is approved by CCQ
Applying does not confirm a stall. Our CCQ team reviews every school and independent team entry, and confirms your exhibit by phone or email. Exhibitor passes and your stall allocation are issued only after that approval.
Decoration is not provided
We provide the allotted pod or stall space with a table and standard electrical access only. Decoration, banners, standees, posters, laptops, extension boards, props and all display material must be arranged and brought by the exhibiting school or team.
School Branch Hubs
Schools operating across multiple branches are organised together under a dedicated School Hub. Each branch showcases its own projects within the Hub, while the overall space represents the larger school group.
A school group builds a stronger collective presence while every branch keeps its own identity and exhibition space.
Single-School Pods
Schools participating as individual institutions receive their own separate exhibition pod.
The layout ensures individual schools get equal visibility and a real opportunity to present their innovations alongside much larger school groups.
The Innovation Walk
Students, teachers, school representatives, judges and guests move freely between pods and explore prototypes from other institutions. The objective is not simply to exhibit projects — it is to spark exchange.
A student from one school should be able to visit another school's pod, understand their prototype, exchange ideas and discover new approaches to solving problems.
One shared innovation ecosystem
Instead of schools exhibiting in isolation, the Expo turns individual school projects into a shared ecosystem where everyone comes together to showcase ideas, exchange knowledge and build connections.
Every school has something to showcase. Every student has something new to discover.