In an era where environmental stewardship is paramount, initiatives that inspire collective eco-action among the youth stand as beacons of hope. The National Student Paryavaran Competition (NSPC 2026)—organized by Paryavaran Sanrakshan Gatividhi (PSG) in collaboration with the Ministry of Education, Government of India, and key academic partners like AICTE, UGC, and AIU—is a movement designed to turn awareness into tangible action.
Whether you are a student, teacher, or an environmental advocate, NSPC 2026 offers an opportunity to demonstrate your dedication to our planet and earn national recognition.
Why You Must Participate
Action Beyond Words: Unlike conventional quizzes, NSPC integrates direct ground-level action, requiring participants to plant seeds, nurture saplings, or engage in sustainable activities.
National Recognition: Successful participants receive official e-certificates endorsed by leading educational institutions and governmental bodies. Higher levels of engagement yield distinguished recognition tiers like Parijaat (Gold) and Vatavriksha (Silver).
Inclusive & Accessible: Open to students, educators, and citizens across the country with no entry fee.
Step-by-Step Guide to Participating
Getting involved is simple and seamless through the official EcoMitram App portal:
Step 1: Registration
Visit the official portal at ecomitram.app or download the EcoMitram App from the Google Play Store.
Register under your applicable category (Student, Teacher, or Others).
Step 2: Perform & Upload Your Eco-Action
Sow seeds, plant a sapling, or participate in a local green drive.
Capture a picture of your action and upload it via the app as part of your participation task.
Step 3: Complete the Environmental Knowledge Assessment
Take the online quiz focused on key ecological themes, including biodiversity, water conservation, climate change mitigation, and sustainable living.
Step 4: Download Your Official Certificate
Once verified, download your personalized e-certificate featuring your earned award level (such as Gold – Parijaat).