Young Innovators is Established
Founded by Bharath A.J. in Bengaluru with a mission to replace directive training with hands-on, curiosity-driven science education.

“Learning by doing. Thinking by questioning. Innovating by creating.”
Young Innovators Educational Services Pvt. Ltd. is a STEM education and experiential-learning organisation focused on enhancing scientific thinking, creativity and practical problem-solving among learners.
Founded on the belief that curiosity drives learning, we take learners beyond the classroom into exploration and experimentation, across astronomy, robotics, electronics, aeromodelling, environmental sciences and other STEM domains. We work with educational institutions to deliver structured learning that connects classroom concepts with real-world applications.
Whether a student is assembling a telescope or designing a robot, our objective is the same: to help learners move from understanding an idea to doing something with it.
Learning becomes powerful when learners become active participants in the process. We create opportunities for students to ask better questions, explore ideas and build understanding through experience.
Learning by doing, not merely receiving information
Questioning, investigating and experimenting with confidence
Turning ideas into practical, real-world applications

Since its establishment, Young Innovators has worked to create meaningful STEM learning experiences for students. Our journey has been shaped by thousands of learners, educators, institutions and mentors who have contributed to the ecosystem we continue to build.
Founded by Bharath A.J. in Bengaluru with a mission to replace directive training with hands-on, curiosity-driven science education.
Formally incorporated as Young Innovators Educational Services Pvt. Ltd. on October 12, 2011, onboarding a distinguished advisory panel of astrophysicists, LIGO researchers, and cognitive learning experts.
Rolled out indigenous DIY educational kits paired with structured K-12 curricula.
Young Innovators reached a milestone 100+ schools. Scaled hands-on programmes across four core pillars: Astronomy, Aeromodelling, Robotics, and Electronics.
Founding Director Bharath A.J. received the GCS Leadership Award (Young Achievers Category).
Entered the India Book of Records (December 2019) in association with the Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium, Bengaluru, as 100+ school students and parents simultaneously assembled functional Newtonian Reflector Telescopes.
Launched full-scale institutional infrastructure installations, setting up dedicated Tinkering Labs, Robotics Laboratories, and 3D Printing & Laser-Cutting Studios alongside virtual and hybrid learning courses.
Entered the India Book of Records for the second time with Bhumandala Samyojana, where 751 students simultaneously assembled 3D Wooden World Map Puzzles.
Earning official empanelment as a registered ISRO Space Tutor in Karnataka.
Establishing next-generation Composite Skill Labs and Makerspaces aligned with modern educational mandates, equipping schools with advanced IoT, AI/Arduino robotics, and rapid prototyping capabilities.
Young Innovators was recognised for successfully facilitating the simultaneous assembly of more than 100 Newtonian reflector telescopes by school students. This attempt was officially recognised by the India Book of Records.
The event was conducted at Jawaharlal Nehru Planetarium, Bengaluru, and involved students from multiple schools.

Founder and Founding Director Bharath A. J. received the Young Achiever Award under the GCS Leadership Awards.
The recognition acknowledged leadership and contribution to advancing learning and the practice of information technology in higher education.

Young Innovators Educational Services Pvt. Ltd. is listed among the registered Space Tutors of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO).
The Space Tutor initiative supports dissemination of knowledge in the space domain through educational institutions and organisations working with students.

Young Innovators made news again through their second world record: “The largest gathering of students assembling 3D Wooden World Map Puzzles (751)”.
The record was recognised by the India Book of Records. The event was organised in association with Vishwavidyapeeth Group of Schools, Bengaluru.
