KSSSCI Logo / Slogan Design Competition

Terms and Conditions

These terms apply to every entry submitted to the KSSSCI Logo / Slogan design competition.

1. Original and Unpublished Work

The submitted Logo / Slogan must be original and unpublished. Plagiarised, copied, traced, infringing, or rights-violating work will be rejected.

2. Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

AI may assist with research, ideation, inspiration, or refinement. The final Logo / Slogan must not be entirely copied or unmodified AI output and must include substantial original creative contribution.

3. Anonymous Artwork

The artwork must not contain a watermark, signature, initials, or any identifying mark.

4. Ownership and No Subsequent Claim

All submissions will become the proprietary property of KSSSCI. Participants will have no subsequent lifetime claim over their use and must complete the required declaration and transfer documents.

5. Right to Use and Adapt

KSSSCI may modify, adapt, reproduce, publish, or use the selected Logo / Slogan for official purposes.

6. Review and Selection

KSSSCI may review, shortlist, reject, or select entries. The competent authority or jury decision is final and binding.

7. Proposed Prizes and Recognition

Subject to financial approval, the proposed prizes are ₹25,000 for the Logo and ₹15,000 for the Slogan/Tagline. Certificates and recognition may also be provided.

8. Acceptance by Submission

Registering and submitting an entry confirms that the information is accurate and these terms are accepted in full.

9. Online Submission and Mandatory Files

Only online digital entries are accepted. A high-resolution JPEG/PNG and editable vector source file are mandatory; physical entries are not accepted.

10. Selection and Objection Period

KSSSCI may select the Logo, Slogan/Tagline, or both independently. The proposed selection will be publicised with a notified period for written claims or objections to the MS/CMS office.

11. Language and Sources of Slogans

Slogans may be in Hindi, English, or Sanskrit. Popular sayings from scriptures, manuscripts, or Indian mythology may be used subject to intellectual-property and third-party rights.

Read the complete competition notice, submission requirements, and judging criteria.