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What makes this program different from other summer camps?
Most camps offer either a few hours of surface-level AI exposure or generic "tool tutorials" with no real output. This is a 2-day, full-day, multi-lab program built for Grades 8–12, hosted at the Sri Aurobindo Society Campus, Adchini, New Delhi.
Students don't just learn about AI, they ship real AI projects across websites, games, agents, and creative work, and walk away with a personal portfolio website, LinkedIn profile, and Linktree page, all built during the camp itself. Beyond the two days, the journey continues through national competitions and an industry internship, so students get ongoing skilling and recognition, not a one-off weekend.
What kind of projects will students work on in the camp?
Students build hands-on projects across five labs: an AI Learning Stack (podcasts, mind maps, quizzes, educational websites), an AI Creative Stack (headshots, social media identity, music, reels), Business in a Box (product packaging, ad campaigns, a live e-commerce website), a gaming application deployed live on the internet, and their own AI agents for study, productivity, or business use cases. As a capstone, every student builds their own portfolio (LinkedIn, Linktree, personal website) and pitches an original prototype at the AI Builder Challenge.
Will students receive certificates or recognition?
Yes. Every student receives a Certificate of Completion and a certificate for the AI Builder Challenge (with winning categories receiving separate recognition). Beyond the camp, students also earn certificates for the National Business Case Competition (with Celonis - Forbes Rank 12), the AI for Social Good Challenge(experts from Amazon, Google, Indigo, etc), and the Virtual Industry Internship (with Celonis).
What will be the worth of these certificates?
The Certificate of Completion carries the signature of IIT Kharagpur professor. The AI Builder Challenge certificate carries the signature of the jury, including experts from Deloitte and IIT Kharagpur. The Business Case Competition & Virtual Internship certificate carries the signature of Celonis's Global Lead — Celonis being a ~$13B valued, Forbes Rank 12 company. The AI for Social Good certificate carries signatures from experts at Amazon, Google, Indigo, and Deloitte.
What will be covered in the AI Camp curriculum?
The camp is structured around 4 Knowledge Sessions (AI Foundations & Concepts, Prompt Engineering, Critical Thinking in the Age of AI, Careers in the Age of AI), 5 Hands-on Labs (AI Learning Stack, AI Creative Stack, Business in a Box, Game Application & Deployment, AI Agents & Automation), and 2 Capstones (Portfolio Creation, AI Builder Challenge). Students get exposure to 15+ AI tools including Google AI Studio, Vercel, Suno AI, Veo 3, Make, Gamma, NotebookLM, and Netlify. There’s also a bonus workshop on Ethics & Wellbeing in Age of AI taken by India’s Leading Digital Wellbeing Expert.
What is the National Business Case Competition?
A 1-week, beginner-friendly online competition held quarterly, organised jointly with Celonis (Forbes Rank 12, $13B+ valuation). Students work in teams to help a business owner improve their shop rating using AI, Process Intelligence, and Business Analytics — building dashboards and presentations before pitching to experts from Celonis and KPMG. Certificates carry the signature of a Celonis Global Lead, with categories for Overall Winner, Best Presentation, and Most Feasible Solution.
How does the Virtual Industry Internship work?
A 6–8 week, flexible online internship jointly run by Roobaroo.ai and Celonis, right after the Case Competition. Students get access to the Celonis platform and work on real business analytics and process intelligence projects at their own pace. At the end, students receive a badge and license for LinkedIn, plus an internship letter signed by a Celonis Global Head and an IIT Kharagpur alumnus.
What is the AI for Social Good Challenge?
A half-yearly, beginner-friendly, fully online challenge (2 weeks) organised with experts from Google, Amazon, Deloitte, and Indigo. Students use their AI skills to tackle real social challenges, competing with students across the country. Certificates are signed by a jury from Amazon, Google, Deloitte, Indigo, and IIT Kharagpur. Top 3 teams win cash prizes: ₹30,000 for the winner, ₹20,000 for runner-up, and ₹10,000 for third place. Beyond the competition, students get guidance on taking their solution to national/global platforms and applying for internships at renowned organisations.
What is the Digital Detox & Ethics in the Age of AI workshop?
A first-of-its-kind bonus session led by Rijul Arora - India's Digital Wellbeing Expert, 3x author, 2x TEDx speaker, and Manager on the Global Innovation Team at EY. The workshop covers two areas: AI Ethics (spotting bias, misinformation, privacy risks, and over-reliance, plus a simple framework for when to trust AI vs. rely on your own judgment) and Digital Detox (using technology without distraction, reorganising your digital habits for focus, and setting healthy digital boundaries for study and rest). Students also get e-books, online courses, and a dedicated resource website to continue the journey after the camp.
What ongoing resources do students get after the camp?
Every student gets an exclusive AI e-book, a project library with 100+ ideas, a student guide to internships and competitions, and bonus prompt templates for building e-commerce sites, gaming applications, portfolio websites, AI agents, and AI creatives. Students can also continue reaching out for doubts and ongoing resources for growth.
Where will the camp be held?
The camp will be hosted at the Sri Aurobindo Society Campus, Adchini, New Delhi
What are the dates of the program?
31 Oct - 01 Nov
What are the daily timings?
10 AM – 6:30 PM
Will there be breaks in between?
Yes, each day will have 2 snack/beverage breaks and a lunch break to keep energy up through the day. (11:30 AM, 1:30 PM, 4:30 PM)
Will any kind of food be provided?
Yes. Students will be provided with morning shakes, lunch, and a light evening snack with juice on campus each day.
Is residential accommodation available?
Yes, accommodation is available at a nearby hotel. The students will be accompanied by our counsellors. Both male and female counsellors would be present there.
How is student safety managed during the camp?
Students are under continuous supervision by designated program mentors and coordinators, with both male and female staff present. All classes will have first aid kits and medicines available. Each student is given a Photo ID Card, and parents receive a unique card for safe pick-up and drop. The entire premise is under CCTV surveillance.
Will recordings of the sessions be available?
The camp is designed as a highly interactive, in-person experience, so students are encouraged to attend all sessions. In some cases where recording is feasible, sessions may be recorded for limited reference, but regular participation is strongly recommended.
Who is this program for?
Open to students from Grades 8–12, across Science, Commerce, and Humanities. We welcome students with all kinds of career aspirations — the program is built on the belief that becoming future-ready is every student's right, regardless of background or career goal.
Is the program beginner‑friendly?
Yes, completely. The camp assumes no prior knowledge of AI, coding, or existing tools. All concepts are introduced in a simple, structured, hands-on manner.
What is the admission process?
Students apply online by sharing basic details. Our team then connects with the student for a short, friendly interview, and final confirmation is shared after this conversation.
What is the purpose of the interaction or interview?
It's a conversation to ensure the program is a good fit for the student, to gauge the student’s own interest and eligibility for the program and to set the right expectations on both sides.
Is there any eligibility criteria or academic cut‑off?
There are no marks-based cut-offs or subject requirements. Selection is based on a student's interest, openness to learning, and willingness to actively participate. However, we do have specific criteria based on which we evaluate if the student can successfully pass the program.
How many students are selected?
Each batch is limited to 70 students to ensure personalised attention, meaningful interaction with experts, and a high‑quality learning experience.
What technology setup does a student need?
Students are expected to have access to a laptop (Windows or Mac) with basic comfort using online tools and browsers. Wifi will be provided at the venue.
Do students need to install any special software in advance?
No specialised software is required beforehand. Most tools used are web-based, and clear instructions will be shared wherever setup is needed.
Will students receive a certificate if they miss a session?
Students are encouraged to attend all sessions since it’s just a 2-day program.
What is the early bird offer and program fee?
For the Standard Program: The Early Bird fee (valid till 15th September) is INR 24,000. The Standard fee (from 16th October onwards) is INR 26,000.
Are there any discounts available?
Yes. A group discount per student is available for groups of four or more students applying together.
For the Standard Program: A group discount of 2,000 per student is available for a group of four or more students.
For the Complete Program: A group discount of 3,000 per student is available for a group of four or more students.
What does the program fee include?
The fee covers all academic sessions, expert-led workshops, program resources, participation in the AI Builder Challenge, certificates, and meals during session hours.
How can the fee be paid?
Payments are made through a secure online payment link directly to Roobaroo.ai's account. You can pay using debit cards, credit cards, or opt for EMI options as supported by the payment gateway.
Is installment‑based payment allowed?
The program fee is generally expected as a one-time payment. In exceptional cases, students may request an installment option with a valid rationale, reviewed case-by-case.
What is the refund policy after confirmation?
Withdrawal within 5 days of payment gets a full refund, withdrawal between day 6 and day 10 gets 50%, and there's no refund after day 10. If the camp cannot go ahead due to circumstances beyond our control, students are issued a credit toward a future edition rather than a cash refund.
What is the teaching style like?
Learning is experiential and interactive — live projects, simulations, hands-on labs, and teamwork rather than passive lectures, with material designed around the VARK model (Visual, Auditory, Reading, Kinesthetic).
Can so much be covered in just two days?
The goal isn't mastery in one subject but structured exposure, strong foundations, and real, shippable output. Students leave with a working portfolio, live projects, and tools they can keep using long after the camp ends.
Who are the experts and mentors involved?
Sessions are led by professionals across AI, business, and design, with experience across institutions like IIT Kharagpur, BITS Pilani, Deloitte, and EY.
Why is wellbeing part of the program?
Academic and technical skilling alone don't guarantee healthy digital habits. The bonus Digital Detox & Ethics in the Age of AI workshop, led by wellbeing expert Rijul Arora, helps students build a thoughtful, balanced relationship with technology and AI.
Who is the founder of this company?
Bhaskar Singhania is a graduate of IIT Kharagpur and Stanford, currently a Mentor with NITI Aayog (Atal Tinkering Labs), and a guest speaker at Masters' Union, Mesa School, and IIT Kharagpur. He has coached 1000+ students, professionals, and founders on career clarity, job readiness, and startup building, and has previously worked with brands like Tata, Titan, and Asian Paints, partnering with Google, Amazon, and Microsoft.
Who are the experts and advisors associated with the company?
Roobaroo's work is backed by a wide network of researchers and professionals — including professors from IITs and TISS, professionals from Google, Amazon, and Microsoft, alumni from Harvard, Stanford, and UC San Diego, and people working across government and social impact organisations, including the Azim Premji Foundation. We have 25+ onboarded mentors, field experts, and advisors supporting our work.
Why is there a need for this company?
Bhaskar started Roobaroo.ai to help students grow without burning out and truly thrive, not just perform — giving talented young people the clarity and emotional tools to sustain their growth, not just achievement without support.
What's unique about the venture?
Roobaroo builds programs that integrate skill-building, portfolio-building, and wellbeing into one journey — because young minds need more than tool training alone. They need clarity, future-proof skills, a real portfolio, and the confidence to stand out in the AI world.
What's the previous experience in running such camps?
We had organised two editions of the camp in June 2026 which saw participation of 80 students from 70 schools and 26 cities across India. We have received very satisfactory feedback from both students and parents alike and are proud that our program is uniquely different from all such programs in the nation. For proof, please check the different sections of the website like testimony, student showcase, etc.


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