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ABOUT THE PROGRAM ​ Mango Architecture’s Student Ambassador Program is a campus connect program that aims to form a community of like-minded students across the world. The program facilitates and nurtures the skills to contribute to your career growth through this highly selective program. We want to empower, strengthen, and groom select students to be the face, voice, and brand evangelists of Mango Architecture in their colleges. Through this program, students will gain valuable work experience that will make them stand out. ​ Main tasks for Campus Ambassador Program ​ Social Media Marketing - Campus Ambassador has to circulate the e-posters through email, mailing-list, Whatsapp, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. They should be up to date about all the programs and events organized by Mango Architecture. Utilize social media to spread awareness among students. In college promotion - College promotion includes displaying all the posters/banners and other information on the notice boards to promote Mango Architecture. Depending on the expertise and background of the ambassadors, they will be divided into different functions namely as volunteer, photographer, graphic designer, content writer, etc. ​ Advantages of being a Campus Ambassador ​ Learn new skills (like communication and public speaking) that help you grow - professionally and personally. With this program, you will get a chance where you can meet new people in your campus community and from around the nation. Campus Ambassador becomes the face of the college. Enhance your resume with the program certificate. Less time taking- just has to work 5-10 hours a week for at least one academic year. ​ Eligibility ​ Should be a full-time undergraduate/postgraduate student in a college/university. Should be a self-motivated and responsible individual with excellent organizational, managerial, and communication skills. Should have a desire to bring positive social change. A GPA of 3.0 or higher ​ Terms and Conditions ​ This position is tenured, part-time, voluntary, and unpaid. Able to commit to work for 1 academic year. We have, and prefer, for students to continue in the program until graduation. Maximum 4-5 Campus Ambassadors can be selected from a particular college/university for the above-given titles. A certificate of appreciation will be awarded on successful completion of tenure as well as the duties assigned. If we found that you are not performing our given tasks, we will remove you and your profile from our website after one reminder. ​ How to apply ​ If you think you are a match, apply now! The apply button is given below. ​ ​ Benefits of being a Campus Ambassador ​ Imagine telling your future employers about this highly selective program (with the world’s top learning company) where you had the opportunity to get: ​ Exciting Rewards Get amazing discounts on workshops, design competitions organized by Mango Architecture, and top-of-line merchandise and goodies during the tenure. ​ Campus Marketing Experience ​ Deploy marketing campaigns and assist in planning, execution, and coordination. Not just that, if we found your marketing skills up to the mark we will offer you commissions based on registrations. Recognition & Recommendation ​ Special certificates on successful completion of an Academic year, Letter of endorsement, and recognition on our website and all social media. ​ Job & Internship Opportunity ​ If we find your work extraordinary during the tenure, get a chance to work with us straight out of college, and attend various workshops. Be a part of the exclusive Mango Architecture Team. ​ Frequently asked questions ​ 1. What is Mango Architecture's Student Ambassador Program about? ​ Mango Architecture's Student Ambassador Program is a campus connect program that aims to activate a network of like-minded students across the world. After successful completion of the program, the select Ambassadors will be rewarded with an opportunity to work with Mango Architecture. 2. Who can apply? ​ Anyone who meets the below criteria: • Minimum 18 years of age • Strong written and verbal communication skills in English or your native language. • Full-time Graduate and postgraduate students, currently pursuing their degree from any recognized college/university around the world. 3. How do I apply? What happens after I apply? ​ You can apply directly through our website using the apply button on this page. Once you apply, you will hear from us if you are selected. 4. Can students from any university apply? ​ Yes, students from all universities around the world are welcome to apply. 5. How long is the Student Ambassador Program? What is the time commitment? ​ We prefer students to continue in the program until Graduation/Post Graduation. Ambassadors are expected to commit a minimum of 300 hours throughout the course of the program in one academic year. 6. What are the responsibilities of a student ambassador? ​ As a Student Ambassador for Mango Architecture, you are required to do the following: • Ideate on and execute innovative campaign plans • Work on live marketing projects for the brand • Strategise and drive Word of Mouth in campus events and activities 7. Will Mango Architecture supports the ambassadors in the campaigns and activities they execute? ​ Yes, Mango Architecture will provide adequate resources and guidance for the successful execution of planned marketing activities. 8. Are there any incentives for being a student ambassador? ​ Yes, this is your opportunity to develop strategic, communication, leadership skills, and get rewarded for it. Apart from learning that will benefit your career, you will also get incentives like amazing discounts on our ongoing events, workshops, and design competitions. Also, get our branded merchandise and goodies during the tenure. Select Ambassadors also stand a chance to intern at Mango Architecture’s connected offices globally. 9. Who can I contact if I have any questions regarding the Student Ambassador Program? ​ You can contact us at connect@mangoarchitecture.com . Please mention your inquiry in the subject line at the time of mailing. ​

Illustration by Tubik ARCHITECTURAL THESIS AWARD-2024 Mango Architecture is happy to announce its fifth edition of the annual Architectural Thesis Award. After great success in ATA2023 with 400+ registrations from around the globe, the International Thesis Award aims to promote and give a global platform to showcase the talents of Young Graduates and Post Graduates, acknowledging the projects amongst young and influential industry professionals. READ MORE ARCHITECTURAL THESIS AWARD-2023 Mango Architecture is happy to announce its fourth edition of the annual Architectural Thesis Award. After great success in ATA2022 with 350+ registrations from around the globe, the International Thesis Award aims to promote and give a global platform to showcase the talents of Young Graduates and Post Graduates, acknowledging the projects amongst young and influential industry professionals. READ MORE CAMPUS AMBASSADOR PROGRAM Mango Architecture’s Student Ambassador Program is a campus connect program that aims to form a community of like-minded students across the world. The program facilitates and nurtures the skills to contribute to your career growth through this highly selective program. We want to empower, strengthen, and groom select students to be the face, voice, and brand evangelists of Mango Architecture in their colleges. READ MORE Why do you participate in architecture competitions? "Competitions are opportunities to put into use of what you have learned in your career and work to express what you believe in architecture" COMPETITION: GLAMPING-THE GLAMOROUS WAY OF CAMPING ACHIEVEMENT: SECOND PRIZE AWARD LIYANG WANG- UNITED STATES MEDIA PARTNERS We are now associated with the world-leading architecture media websites as our media partners for publishing competitions and results on their websites. PARTICIPANTS FROM PRESTIGIOUS UNIVERSITIES

Do we have to select one particular disaster and area of application or we are looking at a module that can fit in any affected area? We are looking for a module that can actually fit in any kind of disaster affected area as per the requirements given in the competition brief. Is the design project should be cosidered more like a temporary structure or permanent building? The project should be considered as a temporary structure, as it will be a module and can be transported to other disaster sites if required. What about the services and toilets in a temporary shelter? Being a temporary shelter that must be quickly built and functioning, chemical baths or recycling technology can be used. Should we need to design seperate "assistance area"(medical and psychological care areas)?" As you know that an emergency can affect a very large number of victims, so it would not be possible to have everyone housed in the assistance area. the victims will stay for short periods according to the needs of the single case and emergency. Is there any height limit for the project? There is no height limit as such. Only ground floor is required to avoid structural complications. How many team members are allowed to form a team? A team can consists of total three[3] members including the team leader. If you want to register individually, you are most welcome. What is the nature of the competition and is it open for all? All Competitions organized by mango architecture are open ideas design competitions with no intentions to execute the proposals submitted in any form. The competitions are open to students, teachers, designers, professionals, and the inspired design community. Are multiple entries allowed for submission? or can we submit multiple projects in one entry? Participants are free to submit multiple entries or projects, but each entry must be registered by a separate email ID. How does a team receive their unique registration code? All the participants will only receive the unique registration code after completing the registration process. The code will be mailed to your registered email address within 24 hours. If you didn't find the mail, we request you to please check your spam folder of the mailbox before mailing us for the same. Is hand-drawn sheets allowed in the competition? Yes, they are allowed, participants can scan and mail them to us at submission@mangoarchitecture.com Just follow all the submissions guidelines carefully. Is the competition judged anonymously? All entries are reviewed anonymously by the competition jury. Upon registration each team receives a unique registration code, this code is the only mean by which submissions are identified. Can we change/swap team members after the registrations? Teams are welcome to add, remove, or swap team members as long as their total members do not exceed three. What should the participants do in case the payment modes are not available in our country? We request our participants to send us an e-mail at query@mangoarchitecture.com to get an alternate payment method link. We would send you all the possible payment methods for you to participate. We are already accepting payments from all the countries. Can I have a refund of the registration fee? No. As already mentioned in the terms and conditions, reimbursement is not possible under any circumstances. Are we allowed to submit the proposal anytime we want or is there any specific date and time or dealine for the submission? All the competitions organized by mango architecture have there specific submission deadline, date and time. But, once you registered and ready with your submission you can submit it on submission@mangoarchitecture.com anytime you want. Our submission portal is open 24x7. You will receive a confirmation mail within 24 hours after your mail. If in case you didn't recieve any confirmation from us, please write back to us on query@mangoarchitecture.com Where we can post our submissions? Participants are requested to mail there compiled submission files at submission@mangoarchitecture.com Didn't find your question? We're happy to answer them. E-Mail us at query@mangoarchitecture.com Is there any specific calendar year to register in ATA2023? No, there is no specific calendar year to register in ATA2023.

BTOP TOP 20 HANDMADE MODELS HARSH DOBARIYA AMC2021204 (INDIA) GUSEVA EKATERINA AMC2021315 (RUSSIA) BEATRICE FRANT AMC2021276 (UNITED KINGDOM) WANGZHIYUE AMC2021237 (CHINA) FRANCISCO JOSE PADUA DIAS PEREIRA AMC2021257 (PORTUGAL) NIKHIL KUMAR H PATEL, SANKALPA & MOHIT JANEKUNTE AMC2021017 (INDIA) VRINDA SARWAL AMC2021275 (INDIA) KARAN AHIRE AMC2021264 (INDIA) MANOJ HV, SUSHMITHA M & ROHINI HAVALDAR AMC2021207 (INDIA) KATHIR VEL AMC2021186 (INDIA) SWAPNIL BHAMRE AMC2021156 (INDIA) SAMUEL GINSBOURGER AMC2021134 (FRANCE) RAJOJU ALEKHYA AMC2021127 (INDIA) POOJA DUBEY AMC2021107 (INDIA) ISHWARI JOSHI AMC2021084 (INDIA) EKATERINA GUSEVA AMC2021027 (RUSSIA) SURAJ PAWAR AMC2021126 (INDIA) XUN WANG AMC2021066 (UNITED STATES) PHUOC LE AMC2021003 (UNITED STATES) NIDHI BANG, SWARADA NALWADE & POOJA RUNWAL SHWETA IYENGAR AMC2021295 (INDIA) TOP 10 BEST MODEL PRESENTATION VIEW RESULTS Back to Top

BTOP TOP 15 SPECIAL MENTIONS SPECIAL MENTION FRAGMENTED IMAGINARY: SEEKING RESILIENCE FOR THE ROHINGYA ​ YASHVI GANDHI & AKSHYAA SSRUSHTI NU2021029 (INDIA) CHUK - CHUK ​ PROJECT TERRA NU2021033 (INDIA) SPECIAL MENTION SPECIAL MENTION AGORA - WADI KHAROUBA, MATROUH ​ MAHA ABDEL AZIZ NU2021035 (EGYPT) SPECIAL MENTION REJUVENATING THE PATH TOWARDS TRANSITORY DWELLINGS HILONI SHAH NU2021041 (INDIA) EMPOWERING FISHERMEN OF LOKTAK LAKE ​ AISHWARYA NEMADE NU2021054 (INDIA) SPECIAL MENTION THE HASTHSHILP AWARENESS & RESEARCH CENTRE, JAISALMER ​ TANISHA SHARMA & TANVI SHARMA NU2021057 (INDIA) SPECIAL MENTION PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPMENT PROTOTYPE FOR THE CHIRRIPO-CABECAR INDIGENOUS COMMUNITIES OF COSTA RICA ​ ARIELA VALVERDE NU2021059 (ITALY) SPECIAL MENTION SPECIAL MENTION MIGRATION - CAUSES & IMPACT ERNESTO DOMINGOS CHIPANGA NU2021068 (MOZAMBIQUE) IMPACT OF ADOBE HOUSING SYSTEM FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF NON-URBAN HABILATION ​ JAYDIP CHAUHAN & ADITYA PAL NU2021O61 (INDIA) SPECIAL MENTION SPECIAL MENTION SAVING HERITAGE FOR THE FUTURE ​ SHUBBHA SHUKLA & VISHEK YADAV NU2021025 (INDIA) SPECIAL MENTION ARCHITECTURE ON THE EDGE: CASE OF THE PERI-URBAN IN MIRA-BHAYANDAR ​ SAMIRA SULE NU2021043 (INDIA) SPECIAL MENTION VINZAR - "A STUDY OF ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES" ​ AISHA SIDDIQUI & LAVINA KALYANI NU2021063 (INDIA) SPECIAL MENTION URBAN INTERVENTION OF CALICO DOME, AHMEDABAD STAVAN MAYUR PARIKH NU2021067 (INDIA) SPECIAL MENTION CELEBRATING THE CULTURE OF KARNATAKA ​ SWARNIM WAINGANKAR & SUBIKSHA RAJAGOPALAN NU2021020 (INDIA) PAJPANDHARI LATA SURESH ADWANI & MANAS TUNGAR NU2021008 (INDIA) SPECIAL MENTION Back to Top

BTOP TOP 30 HONOURABLE MENTIONS The Stranded Body ​ THEODORA LI ATA2021415 (UNITED KINGDOM) HONOURABLE MENTION National War and Military Museum, Delhi ​ YAGVINDER KUMAR MAMORIA ATA2021174 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION Reuse of an Abandoned Quarry in case of Kolar Gold Field ​ SHALINI POLRA ATA2021385 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION HONOURABLE MENTION Participatory Housing Approach for Conservation Induced Displacement ​ JAY KAPADIA ATA2021177 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION Analysis Of Flooding ​ LUCA NATALI ATA2021191 (ITALY) Adaptive reuse of Urban Ruins : Cooling Towers in Bathinda ​ ARPIT MALHOTRA ATA2021445 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION HONOURABLE MENTION Nature in Architecture: Research Institute for future cities ​ MEET DHANESHA ATA2021226 (INDIA) Hot Spring Village, Maharashtra ​ MEKHIKA G MOHAN ATA2021252 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION Residence & Urban Visibility ​ FABER GUTIERREZ ATA2021253 (COLOMBIA) HONOURABLE MENTION Artificial Intelligence x Architecture - 'Enabling Freedom & Dignity' ​ MOKSHIT DEDHIA ATA2021352 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION BONGOTAJ MEMORIAL MUSEUM COMPLEX ​ MOHD. SHAHADAT HOSSAIN ATA2021364 (BANGLADESH) HONOURABLE MENTION Termas In Bizja ​ AGNIESZKA SLOTA ATA2021366 (POLAND) HONOURABLE MENTION Rethinking Post-Offices ​ SANIDHYA SHAH ATA2021369 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION A Self Sustaining Architecture for Disaster Relief, Majuli ​ FATEMA KHURSHID ATA2021376 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION Inhabit the interlude: Intertwine the natural landscape and limit the built-up landscape ​ SHEILA LEIVA JARAMILLO ATA2021380 (ECUADOR) HONOURABLE MENTION HONOURABLE MENTION Life On Bridges ​ HARISH KANTH ATA2021107 (INDIA) Metabolizing Metabolism ​ FRANCESCA PRINI ATA2021406 (ITALY) HONOURABLE MENTION Weaving Back Community & Culture ​ RAMISA TASNIM ATA2021034 (BANGLADESH) HONOURABLE MENTION Urban Nature: Designing Places of Coexistence ​ BRYANA EVERT ATA2021433 (UNITED STATES) HONOURABLE MENTION Re-figuring the Religious Precinct of Tuticorin, Tamil Nadu ​ JENCY DAVID ATA2021434 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION Archaeology as a hub for Productive Landscape ​ FERNANDA REIS RIBEIRO ATA2021443 (PORTUGAL) HONOURABLE MENTION HONOURABLE MENTION AGORA ​ MAHA ABDELAZIZ ATA2021212 (EGYPT) Pop-Up Structures For Temporal Scenarios ​ JASWANTH N.S ATA2021455 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION Creative Park Appenmühle ​ ELISABETH ORTELT ATA2021459 (GERMANY) HONOURABLE MENTION Temple of One: Multi-Religious Kudi-Chin / Cultural Architecture ​ THEETHAJ PHOLAMPAISATHIT ATA2021462 (THAILAND) HONOURABLE MENTION Evoking The Sense Of Memory In Space ​ SOUNDARYA ARUMUGAM ATA2021464 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION KOODAM -A storytelling public realm to narrate the ode of culture and serendipity ​ HARIISH ANANTHAN ATA2021470 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION HONOURABLE MENTION SAROVAR STHAAN: Centre for Natural Sciences at Lonar Crater Lake ​ MIHIR DESAI ATA2021169 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION Weaving The Heritage Of Tangail Tat ​ MAKSUDUL KARIM ATA2021309 (UNITED STATES) HONOURABLE MENTION Primitivus et Exoticus - Pey keyo - Ixi, A house for no place ​ IROA PINTO ATA2021483 (NETHERLAND) TOP 20 SPECIAL MENTIONS VIEW RESULTS Back to Top

BTOP TOP 10 DIGITAL MODELS VINAYAK GORE AMC2021296 (INDIA) ALI NAZARI, MOHD. AGHAEI AHMAD EGHTESAD & MARYAM BAHARVANDI AMC2021277 (IRAN) PRADNYA LILADHAR BHOIR & SHRITEJ SUDAM KARKHILE AMC2021067 (INDIA) XINYU LI AMC2021267 (FRANCE) JUAN VINANDY AMC2021077 (INDONESIA) ABHISHEK GUHA AMC2021224 (INDIA) Shashi Kumar S Sanjana K Alwandikar SHASHI KUMAR S & SANJANA K ALWANDIKAR AMC2021155 (INDIA) REEMA SALUNKE AMC2021166 (INDIA) XINYU LI AMC2021217 (FRANCE) VISHAL E AMC2021304 (INDIA) TOP 5 MACHINE MADE MODEL VIEW RESULTS Back to Top

TOP 10 SELECT MENTIONS BTOP JOSE LACRUZ VELA ATA2020112 (SPAIN) SELECT MENTION THE SOCIAL PLUG-IN as a railway connection ​ LIRON GONSALVES ATA2023312 (INDIA) JOSE LACRUZ VELA ATA2020112 (SPAIN) SELECT MENTION The Red Box : Architecture and Prejudice - The case of Kamathipura ​ AMITA SAROYA ATA2023044 (INDIA) JOSE LACRUZ VELA ATA2020112 (SPAIN) SELECT MENTION Blurring The Line: Rejuvenating Entrepreneurial potential to develop the socio-economic scenario of urban slums ​ TAOREM SANANU ATA2023144 (BANGLADESH) JOSE LACRUZ VELA ATA2020112 (SPAIN) SELECT MENTION Uncovering Opportunities to Uplift the Pride of Madari Community- Case Ahmedabad ​ GARIMA MUTHA ATA2023194 (INDIA) SELECT MENTION Roots - connecting cultures across communities ( An exploration of role of architecture in representing and preserving communities) ​ SIRISHA S ATA2023175 (INDIA) JOSE LACRUZ VELA ATA2020112 (SPAIN) Beyond Wastescape, design of a biophilic sewage treatment plant AAFIA KHAN ATA2023305 (INDIA) SELECT MENTION JOSE LACRUZ VELA ATA2020112 (SPAIN) SELECT MENTION THE ANAMNESIS: REVITALIZING KHULNA NOTUN BAZAR AS A SPACE FOR URBAN COHESION AND ECONOMIC PROSPERITY ​ AYESHA AKHTER ATA2023056 (BANGLADESH) JOSE LACRUZ VELA ATA2020112 (SPAIN) SELECT MENTION Reimagining Somapura Mahavihara: Experiencing the Buddhist ruin as world Heritage site ​ MAHIA MUSTARY NUSHIN ATA2023296 (BANGLADESH) JOSE LACRUZ VELA ATA2020112 (SPAIN) SELECT MENTION SAMPRADHAYE: HERITAGE INTERPRETATION CENTRE AT HAMPI , AS A WINDOW TO THE RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPMENT OF RUINED AND LOST VALUABLE RESOURCES OF VIJAYANAGARA WITH A GLORIOUS PAST AND UNKNOWN PRESENT. ​ NAMITHA JOY ATA2023117 (INDIA) JOSE LACRUZ VELA ATA2020112 (SPAIN) SELECT MENTION Gold Dust Process Center For Gold Recycling Community ​ QUAZI AS SAMI-A-LABIB ATA2023317 (BANGLADESH) Back to Top

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BTOP TOP 10 HONOURABLE MENTIONS SODIUM CLUSTERS ​ PURVEN SHAH ATA2020039 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION HONOURABLE MENTION SOCIAL LABORATORY (COMPLEX OF SKILL SCHOOL, HOTEL & RECREATIONAL CENTRE) ​ NADINE HANI ATA2020110 (EGYPT) REQUIEM FOR TOLERANCE: ARCHITECTURE & DISJUNCTION - REMAPPING DISPLACEMENT ON THE MARGINS OF GENOCIDE ​ NEHA HARISH ATA2020114 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION HONOURABLE MENTION MOSUL POSTWAR CAMP ​ STEFANO LOMBARDI & EDOARDO DANIELE STUGGIU ATA2020135 (ITALY) HONOURABLE MENTION HEALTHCARE SYSTEM: ARCHITECTURAL ​ MIHAI MEDREA ATA2020140 (GERMANY) HONOURABLE MENTION THE WORD EVENT ​ LAFINA EPTAMINITAKI ATA2020185 (UNITED STATES) HONOURABLE MENTION PUBLIC SPACES THROUGH THE "CANDIANO CANAL" ​ CHANTAL CORBELLI & GIACOMO DIOLAITI ATA2020220 (ITALY) BETWEEN PARASITES AND THE CITY ​ BYRON CADENA CAMPOS, ARYO DHANESWARA & ANDREW SALTZMAN ATA2020230 (ECUADOR) HONOURABLE MENTION HONOURABLE MENTION RE-FRAMING THE HISTORICAL WATER SUPPLY OF PUNE AS SHARED HERITAGE ​ PALLAVI LADDHA ATA2020133 (INDIA) HONOURABLE MENTION RE-CONCEPTION OF RAILWAY STATION ​ ABISHEK RAJIV ATA2020160 (INDIA) TOP 15 SPECIAL MENTIONS VIEW RESULTS Back to Top

BTOP FOREWORD This competition was launched to promote, recognize, and give a global platform to showcase the talents of Architects, Interior Designers, and the design community. We have received more than 350 thesis projects from around the globe. ​ If you wanted to know more about the competition, please click on the button below to download the complete brief of the "Architectural Thesis Award-2020". EXTENDED BRIEF 1ST POSITION 2ND POSITION 3RD POSITION 10 HONOURABLE MENTION 15 SPECIAL MENTION RESULTS 1ST FIRST PRIZE WINNER THE HOUSE OF SILENT SCREAMS ​ GANESH KATAVE ATA2020216 (INDIA) 2ND SECOND PRIZE WINNER IN TRANSCIENCE OF WATER: SELFSOURCING AMIDST NOISE ​ CARRIE CHEUNG ATA2020196 (UNITED KINGDOM) 3RD THIRD PRIZE WINNER CELEBRATING VOID (QUARRY REHABILATION) ​ SAQIB MULLA ATA2020072 (INDIA) INTERVIEWS ARCHITECTURAL THESIS AWARD-2021 REGISTER NOW-2021 Back to Top

BTOP TOP 15 SPECIAL MENTIONS VALENTINE VERDIER & THEO MARTINET DRS2021284 (FRANCE) DIRIAN LIRA-HUERTA DRS2021303 (UNITED STATES) KANDLAPALLI BHAVANA, NIKSHIPTHA PEDDIREDDY & R. AMRUTH SAI CHARAN DRS2021223 (INDIA) KAVIYA UTHAYA KUMAR, ARCHITHA.N & NITHISH.P DRS2021162 (INDIA) BRIAN NEAGLE DRS2021034 (UNITED STATES) SALONI AGRAWAL, ARSHIYA SRISHTI KUJUR & RAJU VENKATA CHANDANA DRS2021063 (INDIA) RACHEL FARAH DRS2021314 (UNITED STATES) ANTONIO O. AMEZQUITA ZARATE DRS2021113 (COLOMBIA) KATURAH MUHAMMAD DRS2021024 (UNITED STATES) VISHNU JP & SAHANA KUMAR DRS2021121 (INDIA) PRANAV M. DATIR, SNEHA J. GANGARDE & SIDDHI N. DARADE DRS2021043 (INDIA) THOMAS WALL DRS2021124 (UNITED STATES) BRYCE RAMSAY DRS2021044 (UNITED STATES) PIOTR GAJDKA & ZUZANNA BOBEREK DRS2021142 (POLAND) NISHANT RAJARAM GAIKWAD & SIDDHI KISHOR YERNE DRS2021274 (INDIA) TOP 25 HONOURABLE MENTIONS VIEW RESULTS Back to Top