THE GOLDEN EDITION • 2026

14th ISTARC
Science & Technology Festival 2026

The Golden Edition — 10 to 12 September 2026 at Ideal School & College, Motijheel, Dhaka.

10–12 SEP Thursday to Saturday
Motijheel, Dhaka Ideal School & College
#ISTARC2026 14th National Festival
ABOUT ISTARC

Science in Creation,
not Annihilation.

Founded in 2001, ISTARC is the first and one of the most distinguished science clubs of Ideal School and College. Since 2008 it has organized science fairs, workshops, olympiads and nationally significant competitions.

More than two decades of scientific curiosity

ISTARC has inspired thousands of students to explore science beyond textbooks, develop innovative projects and participate in national and international competitions. Its festivals turn curiosity into experimentation, presentation and collaborative problem-solving.

Read the Legacy
2001 — ISTARC founded
2008+ — National-scale fairs & competitions
2026 — 14th Science & Technology Festival
LIVE FESTIVAL DATA

Festival pulse.

Counts update from the database. Website visits are logged server-side with IP-based visitor analytics.

0 Registered Participants
28 Active Segments
87 Total Visit Sessions
45 Unique Visitors
COMPETE • CREATE • DISCOVER

Featured segments.

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Quiz S,H

IQ Test with Criminal Case Solving

Investigate a case using logic, clues and analytical reasoning.

Submission J,S,H

Photography Exhibition

Submit photography for online selection and festival display.

WHY PARTICIPATE

The Golden Edition

The 14th edition is designed as a national platform for students to test knowledge, build projects, present ideas and meet a wider science community. With 32+ segment formats and thousands of expected visitors, this edition combines competitive depth with public exhibition and discovery.

Compete nationally

Olympiads, quizzes and signature challenges across multiple academic categories.

Build visibility

Showcase projects, stories, designs, photography and ideas in a high-footfall festival.

Join the legacy

Be part of an ISTARC tradition that has cultivated scientific curiosity since 2001.