Eureka is an interjection to celebrate a discovery. It is most famously attributed to Archimedes; he reportedly uttered the word when, while bathing, he suddenly understood that the volume of an irregular object could be calculated by finding the volume of water displaced. As the name suggests, Eureka is all about discovering the champions of tomorrow. This event invites the students of primary and junior classes from all over the world to participate in a series of competitions and is an event where learning and fun go hand in hand. Making a humble beginning six years ago, Eureka is being organized at the international level for the past two years and has been a thundering success, with more than 600 participants from five countries each year.

Through Eureka we hope to instill confidence in children, ignite in young minds a love for humanity and peace and arouse sensitivity towards the environment. The rapidly declining environmental conditions, melting glaciers, diminishing snow cover and the rising sea level all require an army of globe lovers. Let us come together and make a difference .