EduJunior's Online Drawing Competition is open to students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 — a stage for every young artist.
EduJunior's Online Drawing Competition celebrates creativity, expression, and artistic talent. Every child brings their imagination to paper and presents it from the comfort of home!
Drawings must be original and handmade — no digital art. One drawing per participant.
Upload a clear JPG/PNG photo of the drawing (max 2 MB) plus a landscape photo of the participant holding it. Submit from home!
Each grade group has two themes. Pick one and write the theme title clearly at the top of your drawing.
Winners get a Trophy + Gold Medal. Runners-up get a Gold Medal. Outstanding performers receive a Silver Medal. All participants get a certificate!
No limit on participants from a school. Schools can submit entries individually or in bulk with one combined payment link.
The Teacher in Charge receives an Appreciation Certificate for guiding students into the competition.
Keep these in mind while creating your entry.
Each participant may submit only one drawing — make it your best!
Use A4 (210mm × 297mm) or A3 (297mm × 420mm) paper.
Pencils, crayons, sketch pens, colour pencils, and charcoal. No digital art.
The drawing must be your own original, handmade work.
Mention the chosen theme title clearly at the top of the drawing.
Content must be age-appropriate and must not offend any religious, linguistic, or social sentiments.
Each grade group has 2 themes — choose any one that matches your grade level.
Draw your favorite toy, such as a teddy bear, doll, car, or ball. Use your favorite colors to make your drawing beautiful.
Draw colorful diyas, stars, candles, or simple rangoli designs. Use bright colors to show the joy of Diwali.
Draw your favorite season — summer, rainy, winter, or spring. Include things you enjoy, such as ice cream, rainbows, snow, or flowers.
Draw how you celebrate Diwali with your family. Include diyas, rangoli, lights, sweets, and colorful decorations.
Draw a clean and green world with trees, rivers, animals, and fresh air. Show people planting trees or protecting nature.
Illustrate the beauty of Diwali with glowing diyas, lanterns, rangoli, decorated homes, and festive celebrations.
Contrast screen time with outdoor activities, books, nature, and real conversations. Highlight the importance of balancing digital and real-life experiences.
Illustrate an eco-friendly Diwali using earthen diyas, natural rangoli colors, reusable decorations, and family celebrations. Show how to celebrate without harming the environment.
Illustrate solar energy, eco-friendly cities, sustainable transport, or innovative ways to protect the planet.
Express the deeper meaning of Diwali through the victory of good over evil, hope over despair, and knowledge over ignorance. Use symbolism and creative visual storytelling.
Everything you need to send along with your drawing entry.
A clear image of the drawing in JPG or PNG format, with a maximum size of 2 MB.
A landscape photo of the participant holding their drawing.
A valid ID proof is required — a School ID is sufficient.
Include the participant's name, class/grade, and school name with the submission.
Submit your drawing and required photos by December 5th, 2026.
Relevance to the theme, originality and creativity, neatness and drawing composition, and clarity of message. The jury's decision is final.
Every participant is recognised. Prizes and certificates are sent to the winners.
Registering for 1 student? Use Individual. School registering multiple students? Use Bulk Registration. Registration closes November 30, 2026.
Three easy steps from registration to winning.
Fill the registration form accurately, make the payment (₹500), and receive confirmation via email.
⏰ Closes: November 30, 2026Select one theme from the two given for your grade category. Submit your drawing and the required photos.
⏰ Deadline: December 5, 2026Wait for the announcement of winners and runners-up. Prizes and certificates will be sent accordingly.
Give your child the canvas they deserve. Register before November 30, 2026 and let their creativity shine.
