Who actually runs competitions for Indian students.

Ranked by how many competitions each one has open right now, counted across sixteen platforms at once. This is a live count rather than a reputation ranking, so it changes week to week, and a college with one enormous annual flagship will sit below one that runs something every month.

343 organisers with something open · 22 institutions · 18 companies

Colleges, institutes and student bodies

Anything whose name marks it as educational: an institute, a university, a department or a student chapter. Every row is a page of what they have open.

Companies and organisations

Corporate challenges, foundations and platforms running their own events. Often the larger prize pools, and usually online.

How this is counted, and where it is imperfect

01. Open listings only, so this is activity and not history

An organiser appears here because something of theirs is open today. Nothing is remembered after it closes, so a college that ran a large event last month is absent until it runs the next one. That makes this a measure of what is happening now rather than of prestige.

02. Spellings are merged, but only the obvious ones

Case and punctuation are normalised, so "IIT Bombay" and "I.I.T. Bombay" are one row. Genuinely different names for the same institution are left separate, because merging them would mean guessing, and a wrong merge is worse than two honest rows.

03. Educational or not is read from the name

Words like institute, university, college, IIT, NIT, IIM and student chapter put an organiser in the first table. It is a rule about names, so a company with "academy" in its title can land on the wrong side of it.

04. Only organisers with two or more are ranked

One open listing makes a page but not a ranking. The full count above includes everyone; the tables need two.

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