“In 2018, I represented Team Tech Battalion at WRO Nationals in Ahmedabad, leading robot construction and mechanical design under the mentorship of Vikram Sir. Our team secured 1st place in the Senior Regional Category, qualifying to represent India at the WRO International Finals in Thailand. Competing globally showed me that there’s no single right way to solve a problem and strengthened my engineering skills, teamwork, and ability to perform under pressure.”

“My WRO journey included competing nationally twice, where I developed discipline,
teamwork, and the ability to innovate under pressure. These experiences shaped my
mindset early and carried beyond robotics, eventually helping me represent India in
hockey. From WRO Nationals to the national hockey field, the same values of
consistency, resilience, and pride in representing India continue to guide me.”

“My robotics journey began in Class 4 with LEGO NXT and EV3 and progressed through WRO in 2016 and 2018, followed by competing at the FTC Nationals in 2019. Over time, I transitioned from kits to open-source systems using Arduino and Raspberry Pi, and from competitor to mentor—guiding multiple teams from 2022 to 2024. Robotics shaped my technical skills, leadership, and problem-solving mindset, and being a WRO alumnus remains a defining part of my journey.”

“As a WRO India 2022 Gold Medalist and North India Robomission Junior winner with Team High Voltage, WRO was my entry into systems thinking and problem-solving. Beyond qualifying for Nationals and finishing in the top 25% teams nationwide, the experience shaped how I apply STEM today—as Founder of The Teen Debater, impacting 10,000+ students across 15+ countries, and through policy-led initiatives empowering 40,000+ rural women. WRO was the spark that turned technical curiosity into real-world impact.”

“My journey with WRO across 2018, 2019, and 2022 shaped my growth as an engineer. In 2018, I built a foundation in robot design, sensor integration, and problem-solving; in 2019, I focused on iterative design, reliability, and performance under real-time constraints; and by 2022, I approached WRO with a leadership mindset, emphasising modular design, efficient debugging, robust systems, and team-level decision-making. Across these seasons, WRO strengthened my problem-solving, resilience, and leadership.”

My WRO journey taught me critical thinking, collaboration, and innovation under pressure. In 2018, I competed with Team Hot Rods in the Regular WeDo category at the WRO India Nationals in Ahmedabad, and in 2021, I represented Team Circuit Breakers in the Regular Elementary category at the WRO India Nationals in Gurugram. I also competed nationally in FIRST LEGO League Jr., building problem-solving, teamwork, leadership, and resilience that support my academic growth as a 10th-standard student.

WRO India shaped my problem-solving mindset and introduced me to using robotics for real-world impact. The experience inspired me to lead my school’s technology club, mentor students in programming and 3D development, and work on community projects for the visually impaired and underprivileged. Today, as a first-year engineering student, I continue to build on this foundation through advanced projects, competitions, and research.

I began my robotics journey in 2015 as an eighth-grader at RoboGenius. Competing in WRO RoboMission Elementary as Team TRIDENT taught me problem-solving, perseverance, and real-world application of coding and robotics. Reaching the WRO Nationals was a proud milestone, made possible by the guidance of my mentors, Vimi Kaul Ma’am and Dhananjay Pandey Sir.

I competed in my first WRO in 2022 after training in robotics with LEGO WeDo and EV3 since age 7. With Team Trident, we placed 2nd at Regionals and qualified for Nationals, where technical challenges strengthened my debugging skills, resilience, and leadership. The experience deepened my interest in STEM and enabled me to lead my school’s robotics teams for the past two years at state-level and international competitions.

I participated in WRO in 2015. it taught me a lot about creative problem solving, how to do teamwork and having the right mentors. They provided a solid foundation to do well after defining your own version of success. I graduated in Computer Science and currently working with Climate Scientists, and the skills learnt here are interdisciplinary.

My WRO journey began in 2019 at the Elementary level, winning first place at Regionals. In 2022, I returned in junior high, placing Top 5 at Nationals and earning a Silver Badge. Competing in Senior High (2023–24) pushed me to think deeper and perform under pressure, ranking Top 8 nationally. WRO shaped my growth and passion for robotics.