Students and teachers across CBSE schools have a fresh chance to see their writing in print. The board has opened entries for the September 2026 edition of Sapnon ki Udaan, its e-magazine, and this issue carries a clear focus: “उद्यमिता एवं कौशल विकास / Entrepreneurship and Skill Development”. The last date to send submissions is 25.09.2026.
All entries go through a single Google Form. No email attachments, no paper copies.
What the CBSE Sapnon Ki Udaan September 2026 theme covers
The September issue is built around entrepreneurship and skill-building, and contributors can pick any of the listed sub-themes. These include:
- Meaning and Definition of Entrepreneurship
- Need and Importance of Skill Development
- New Opportunities in the Field of Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- Vocational Education
- Come, Let Us Become Skilled and self-reliant citizens
- Inspiring Young Entrepreneurs: Motivational Success Stories
- Online Marketing
- Small and Cottage Industries: Self-Employment Opportunities
- How to become a Successful Entrepreneur?
- Skill Development for students
- Let’s Learn by Doing Business
How to submit
Entries must be sent only through this Google Form: https://forms.gle/i5j1Ys1hoyo1J24SA
There’s a catch on who files the entry. The submission has to come from the school Principal, using the school’s official cbseshiksha.in email ID. A student cannot upload work on their own.
Rules contributors should read first
The board has set a few conditions that decide whether a piece makes the cut.
| Point | What it means |
|---|---|
| Submission route | Only by the school Principal via the official cbseshiksha.in email ID |
| Content check | Plagiarised or AI-generated content will be rejected |
| Repeat contributors | Students already published in Sapnon Ki Udaan can’t feature in the next three issues, to make room for new names |
| Word limit for teachers | Educators may write scholarly, informative articles on the sub-themes, up to 1000 words |
That third rule matters for anyone who has appeared before. If a student’s work was carried in an earlier edition, they sit out the next three issues. The idea is to spread the opportunity to first-time contributors.
Teachers are encouraged to send in articles too, tied to the same sub-themes, within the 1000-word cap.
Schools have been asked to pass the word to students, parents, and staff, and to make sure submissions follow the guidelines given in Annexure-A.
For any questions on the submission process, write to e-magazine@cbseshiksha.in. The deadline to keep in mind is 25.09.2026.