About Us – For Institutions & Parents
Building a structured cubing journey for young learners
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ABOUT JCA
Encouraging Growth Through Brain Sports
Since 2020, JCA has conducted 23+ championships till 2025, gaining strong trust through its network of associated mentors supporting young learners.
With this foundation, JCA is now initiating institutional and school tieups to promote cubing as a structured mind sport for children.
Stats to Display
18+ Championships
1,000+ Profiled Cubers
Global Mentor Network
WHY JCA FOR YOUR CHILD
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Structured cubing ecosystem designed for children under 18 -
Agewise competitions aligned with a child’s learning stage -
Yearround participation with measurable progress -
Global ranking system linked to individual performance -
Formal recognition through certificates, medals & merit listings
🔹 Fair & Standardized Competition Framework
- Conducted using AO3 (Average of 3) format
- Live moderator present during competitions
- Standard official scrambles used for all participants
- Timeslot based scramble uniformity to ensure fairness
JCA ECOSYSTEM
Global Ranking System
Global child profiles with championship, regional & yearly rankings
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- Centralized global ranking board featuring children from multiple regions and countries
- Every participant has an individual JCA child profile
- All championship scores are mapped and stored against the child’s profile
- Rankings are displayed across:
- Championship-wise
- Region-wise
- Year-wise
- Rankings are calculated only from validated competition results
- Child’s school name is displayed on rankings and certificates
- Rankings are updated after each championship
Practice Timer
JCA practice timer with official scrambles and progress tracking. Ensures standardized scrambles over handgenerated scrambles.
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- Official practice timer aligned with championship formats
- Helps children track consistency and improvement
- Designed for selfpractice (not formal training)
Challenges
Stay active between championships
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- Structured challenges for registered participants
- Encourages regular practice and readiness
- Performance reflected in participation records
Exclusive Benefits for Institutional Participants
Guided sessions conducted by expert mentors and achievers
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- Complimentary JCA Global Ranking ID
- Special School-Only Pricing
- Priority Guided Participation
👉 Available for all school-registered participants in upcoming championships
BENEFITS OF PARTICIPATION
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Participation Certificate with School Name -
Medal Opportunity (3×3 Cube Event) -
Global Ranking Score added to JCA ID -
Recognition across age categories -
Access to practice tools and structured challenges
RECOGNITION
JCA has been acknowledged for organizing large-scale cubing initiatives and group record attempts by:
🏅 India Book of Records
🏅 Asia Book of Records
🏅 Noble Book of Records
🏅 Talent Book of Records
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FAQ’s
Who can participate and how are age groups calculated?
JCA competitions are open to children under 18 years of age.
Age categories are defined based on a fixed cutoff date announced for each championship to ensure fair grouping.
How does school-based registration work?
Registrations are coordinated through the school or institution as part of the tieup.
Parents receive clear instructions for registration, event selection, and participation timelines before each championship.
What is a JCA ID and why is it required?
Each participant is issued a JCA Global Ranking ID, which:
- Creates an individual child profile
- Stores all championship scores and participation records
- Displays rankings championshipwise, regionwise, and yearwise
- Shows the child’s school name on rankings and certificates
What events are conducted and how are competitions structured?
JCA conducts ageappropriate cube events following a standardized competition format.
Each event follows defined rules, time limits, and result validation processes to ensure fairness and consistency.
How are results announced and rankings calculated?
Results are published after validation by the moderation team.
Ranking points are calculated based on official competition results and updated on the global ranking board linked to each child’s JCA profile.
What is the pricing structure for partner schools?
Participants from partner schools receive institutional pricing for championships.
Workshops are optional and paid, available at special institutional fees, and are not mandatory for participation.
How can children prepare for competitions?
Participants can use JCA’s practice tools, including:
- Official practice timer
- Standardized scrambles
- Solve tracking for self-assessment
- Regular challenges help participants stay competition-ready.
How does JCA ensure fairness during competitions?
- All events follow the AO3 (Average of 3) format, where three solves are recorded and averaged
- A live moderator oversees each competition session
- Standardized official scrambles are used
- Participants competing within the same time slot receive identical scramble sets
- This ensures uniform difficulty, fair comparison, and transparent rankings
Who can participate and how are age groups calculated?
JCA competitions are open to children under 18 years of age.
Age categories are defined based on a fixed cutoff date announced for each championship to ensure fair grouping.
How does school-based registration work?
Registrations are coordinated through the school or institution as part of the tieup.
Parents receive clear instructions for registration, event selection, and participation timelines before each championship.
What is a JCA ID and why is it required?
Each participant is issued a JCA Global Ranking ID, which:
- Creates an individual child profile
- Stores all championship scores and participation records
- Displays rankings championshipwise, regionwise, and yearwise
- Shows the child’s school name on rankings and certificates
What events are conducted and how are competitions structured?
JCA conducts ageappropriate cube events following a standardized competition format.
Each event follows defined rules, time limits, and result validation processes to ensure fairness and consistency.
How are results announced and rankings calculated?
Results are published after validation by the moderation team.
Ranking points are calculated based on official competition results and updated on the global ranking board linked to each child’s JCA profile.
What is the pricing structure for partner schools?
Participants from partner schools receive institutional pricing for championships.
Workshops are optional and paid, available at special institutional fees, and are not mandatory for participation.
How can children prepare for competitions?
Participants can use JCA’s practice tools, including:
- Official practice timer
- Standardized scrambles
- Solve tracking for self-assessment
- Regular challenges help participants stay competition-ready.
How does JCA ensure fairness during competitions?
- All events follow the AO3 (Average of 3) format, where three solves are recorded and averaged
- A live moderator oversees each competition session
- Standardized official scrambles are used
- Participants competing within the same time slot receive identical scramble sets
- This ensures uniform difficulty, fair comparison, and transparent rankings