Frequently Asked Questions

ALLEN Champ is Champion’s Honor And Mentoring Program. It is an initiative taken by ALLEN for best brains of the nation who are recognized across the globe for being a WINNER of any Prestigious Examination / Event / Olympiad organized at National / International level.

• Under the eligibility criteria, similar category exams are clubbed together in a single group and further into sub groups, and in a particular group, only 1 best performance per year of the student will be taken into consideration (irrespective of the number of exams he/she has attempted in that group per year). In each group, examinations will be shown in a weight age wise descending order (International, National and State). The Top most sub group has the highest weightage (A>B>C). The Candidate may have a minor advantage if they have an upper rank in a particular exam in a particular group.

• Early exposure to competitive world which the students will be facing in future.
• Step-up Cash Rewards.
• Gold & Silver medals and many more.
• Dedicated Support Desk.
• Regular updates and alerts to champs as per their profile.
• Mentoring by the ALLEN's Experts and the Chief Guests/ Guest of Honour (great Indian personalities) of the event.
• Exchange of thoughts with best brains of the nation.

Champion’s Day is the special name given to the Honoring & Rewarding Ceremony of ALLEN Champ which is organized at Kota after the declaration of results.  An activity for final ranking is conducted on Champion’s Day to evaluate the overall personality of the students for deciding the Final Ranks 1 to 10 (in each class). The jury which evaluates the students comprises of eminent personalities from the society.

To qualify for Champion’s Day, 10 best student profiles from each class are shortlisted on the basis of highest scores which they would be given according to the examinations they nominate themselves in. Every exam mentioned in the eligibility criteria is given a certain weightage based on its Level of Conduction, Level of Difficulty, Assessment Criteria and No. of Students Participating