JAMMU: Jodhamal Public School has been honoured with the Overall Best Delegate Trophy at KCIYTF Season 3 – RoboTSAV 2026, an inter-school IT fest hosted by KC International School.
The two-day technology event brought together 15 leading schools from across Jammu, providing students with a competitive platform to showcase technical expertise, creativity, innovation, problem-solving abilities and teamwork.
The Jodhamal contingent delivered an impressive performance across a wide range of technology-based competitions.
In Keyboard Clash (Typing), Arhaan Mahajan of Class 5 secured the first prize.
In Visual Narratives/E-Card, Guaransh Singh of Class 8 won the first prize, while Ashvika of Class 8 secured the second prize.
In Robo Rush, Sonit Sharma of Class 6 bagged the third prize, while Yashasva Pathania of Class 6 finished fourth.
The school also performed strongly in the MS Office Challenge, with Rudra Kapoor of Class 10 winning the first prize.
In Vision Craft, Kartikeya and Tavrayan Singh, both of Class 8, jointly secured the first prize.
In the Debate competition, Aarit Gupta of Class 10 won the third prize.
Jodhamal students also registered notable achievements in the SMAQQ competition across different classes.
Sharanya of Class 6 won the first prize. From Class 7, Advay Sharma secured the second prize, while Divyansh Bir won the third prize.
In Class 8, Aadiv Jain secured the second prize and Daiwik Gandotra won the third prize.
From Class 10, Nishant Pathak won the first prize, while Shranya Sharma secured the second prize.
The school said the achievements reflected the students’ dedication, innovation, technical acumen and ability to perform in a competitive environment.
Winning the Overall Best Delegate Trophy, it said, further underscored the institution’s emphasis on nurturing technological skills, creativity and 21st-century competencies among students.
Trustee Nandan Kuthiala, Arati Kuhthiala, Director Dr Deep Khare and Principal Amita Arora congratulated the team on the achievement.
They also appreciated the contribution of Sheetal Pathania, Isha Sharma, Christina and Megha for their guidance, encouragement and support in preparing the students for the event.
The achievement was described as a proud moment for Jodhamal Public School and a reflection of the spirit of excellence, innovation and teamwork demonstrated by its young achievers.
