National-Level Competition for XI & XII Students
HEAM Parliamentarian 2026
Organized By
St. John’s College, Anchal
Department of Chemistry, Innovation & Start-up Club
Re-accredited with 'A' grade by NAAC
Recognised for STAR college scheme by DBT, Govt. of India
Funded under DST FIST scheme, Govt. of India
In Association With
Department of Chemistry & Centre for Renewable Energy
University of Kerala
Indian Association for Hydrogen Energy and Advanced Materials (IAHEAM)
Supported By
About the Event
A dynamic competition to create awareness about the Necessity of Hydrogen, biofuels, and other renewable energy sources-based start-ups in the Indian Scenario.
Exclusively for school students studying in XI or XII (State, CBSE and ICSE).
Competitions
Quiz
Topic: Renewable energy sources (hydrogen, solar, wind, geothermal, biofuels) and Renewable Energy Sources Based Start-ups.
Start-up Idea Presentation
Topic: Creation of new energy technologies based on renewable sources (e.g., renewable fuel-powered vehicles, replacing LPG, hydrogen/biofuel production, waste-to-energy).
Debate
Topic: Necessity of Hydrogen, Biofuels and other Renewable Energy Sources Based Start-ups in Indian Scenario.
Programme Schedule
- 09:00 AM Introduction
- 09:10 AM Invited Talk – I: Career and Higher Education Opportunities after +2
Ms. Najuma Noushad, Integrated Ph.D. student, IISER Trivandrum. - 09:30 AM Invited Talk – II: Renewable Energy Resources and renewable energy based career opportunities
Dr. A. Anantha Krishnan, (Former- BS-MS student IISER Trivandrum, Project Scientist, SCTMIST, Trivandrum) - 10:00 AM Students Parliament
(Chair: Dr. K. Anoop Krishnan, Scientist, NCESS Trivandrum) - 12:00 PM Lunch and research lab visit
- 12:45 PM Start-up idea presentation
- 02:15 PM Quiz competition
- 03:30 PM Summary, Prize distribution
Please Note
- The participants must be exclusively from XI or XII (State, CBSE and ICSE).
- Only one team (of two students) is allowed from a school for each competition — a school cannot send two teams for the same competition.
- Schools may register the same team for all three competitions or send a separate team for each competition.
- Debaters must speak exclusively on the topic. Countering infeasible ideas with justification is allowed.
- Winners adjudicated by juries will be named HEAM Parliamentarian 2026.
- All participants will receive a participation certificate.