NTPC Concludes Medha Pratiyogita 2026 National Finale
NTPC's annual competition concludes, 24 teams compete, winners awarded ₹30,000

NTPC Ltd successfully concluded the national finale of Medha Pratiyogita 2026 at its Power Management Institute in Noida.
The competition saw 24 teams competing across four categories: Junior, Middle, Senior, and Employee.
A total of 1,863 teams from NTPC projects and regions participated in the annual event, which provides a platform for employees and their families to compete in a spirit of healthy competition.
The competition commenced with the Unit/Project-level Written Round on July 12, 2026, followed by regional rounds held at various locations, culminating in the National Finale.
The National Finale was contested with six teams in each of the four categories.
The winners in the four categories were Ahaan and Devayansh Singh in the Junior category, Utkarsh Parikh and Darsh Jain in the Middle category, Tanmay Verma and Harshit Sharma in the Senior category, and Anshuman Shrivastav and Shubham Mishra in the Employee category.
Each winning team was awarded ₹30,000 in prize money along with a Certificate of Excellence.
The awards were presented by Anil Kumar Jadli, Director (HR), NTPC Ltd.
Medha Pratiyogita is one of NTPC's annual flagship initiatives that promotes a culture of learning among employees and families.
The event is a significant part of NTPC's efforts to foster a spirit of competition and learning among its employees and their families.
The competition has been well-received by participants and has helped to promote a culture of excellence within the organization.
The national finale marked the culmination of a series of events that took place across the country, showcasing the talent and skills of NTPC employees and their families.
The event was a testament to NTPC's commitment to promoting learning and development among its employees and their families.
The winners of the competition will be recognized as achievers within the organization, and their achievements will serve as an inspiration to others.
The Medha Pratiyogita 2026 has set a high standard for future competitions, and NTPC is expected to continue its efforts to promote a culture of learning and excellence within the organization.
In conclusion, the national finale of Medha Pratiyogita 2026 was a significant event that showcased the talent and skills of NTPC employees and their families, and it marked an important milestone in the organization's efforts to promote a culture of learning and excellence.
Frequently asked questions
What is Medha Pratiyogita?
Medha Pratiyogita is an annual flagship event of NTPC that promotes a culture of learning among employees and families.
How many teams participated in the national finale?
24 teams competed in the national finale across 4 categories.