Campus qualifiers
Institution-level rounds hosted with approved schools and universities.
Road to the national league
Schools and universities can request to host structured robot-soccer qualifiers that introduce students to engineering competition and create a pathway toward city, regional and national rounds.

The initiative
Robo Goal India is a Robotic Sir initiative designed to grow beyond a one-day competition. The tour creates institution-level qualifiers across selected cities, develops strong school and university teams, and builds a consistent competition, community and media ecosystem around robot soccer.
Early seasons will focus on credible campus rounds, common technical rules, fair inspection, safety and measurable participant experience. Separate school and college/university divisions can be used so teams compete at an appropriate level. Permanent franchises are not the starting point: real institutional teams earn progression through performance.
Competition pathway
Institution-level rounds hosted with approved schools and universities.
High-performing eligible teams progress under the published season structure.
A premium robotics-sport platform built around competition, rankings and storytelling.
The long-term destination for the strongest qualifying teams and institutions.
Why host a campus round
Hosting is intended to create lasting visibility and participation—not just a one-day activity.
Approved hosts can be featured through Robotic Sir’s event coverage, highlights and campus stories.
Your institution can be recognised for encouraging practical robotics, teamwork and future-ready learning.
Give students a structured platform to design, build, test and compete with working soccer robots.
Selected stories, matches, interviews and robot builds may become part of the tour’s digital content journey.
Eligible top performers can move toward later rounds, subject to official rules and qualification criteria.
Demonstrate visible investment in robotics, engineering, programming and experiential education.
A consistent national format
Every approved round is expected to follow the same season framework for robot specifications, arena setup, scoring, inspection, refereeing, penalties, safety and appeals. Final requirements are shared during institutional review and may vary by division or season.
Media & community
The tour can create match highlights, robot build stories, institution profiles, interviews and behind-the-scenes content under the “Road to Robo Goal India” identity. Robotic Sir Community can support registrations, schedules, rankings, certificates, team profiles and long-term engagement as the league develops.
Important
Promotion, content coverage and progression are subject to the approved event plan, participant consent, official rules and season qualification criteria.
For authorized representatives
A school or university representative should submit the request. Robotic Sir will review geography, venue suitability, expected participation, schedule and operational feasibility before confirming anything.
Preferred date and time are requests
Student count may be approximate
A discussion is required before confirmation
Rules, commercials and responsibilities are documented separately