Udaipur’s 11-year-old prodigy, Rishaan Jain, has done it again! The young talent from Kingdom of Chess emerged as the Champion of the Under-15 Rajasthan State Sub-Junior Open Chess Championship 2025, held recently in Alwar.
Despite competing against players several years older than him, Rishaan displayed extraordinary composure and precision on the board. He remained unbeaten throughout the seven-round event, finishing with a stellar score of 6.5 out of 7, showcasing both consistency and maturity beyond his age.
Adding to the academy’s proud moment, Rudradaman Mertia, another promising student from Kingdom of Chess, also performed exceptionally well, securing 4th position with 6 points out of 7. His strong play and fighting spirit contributed to a memorable performance for Team KOC at the event.
“These results highlight the growing strength of our young players and the impact of structured chess training. We’re immensely proud of how both Rishaan and Rudradaman represented our academy,” said AGM Chandrajeet Singh Rajawat, Founder of Kingdom of Chess.
This victory not only adds another title to Rishaan’s impressive record but also reflects the academy’s mission—to nurture young minds through discipline, logic, and competitive spirit.
A big congratulations to both champions and their proud families for this remarkable achievement!
About Kingdom of Chess
Kingdom of Chess is one of India’s fastest-growing online chess academy, founded by Arena Grandmaster Chandrajeet Singh Rajawat. Headquartered in Udaipur, Rajasthan, the academy trains students from over 30 countries, helping young minds build confidence, focus, and problem-solving skills through chess.
With 500+ active students and a team of internationally certified coaches, the academy has already produced multiple state and national champions. Its structured curriculum combines live classes, tournament preparation, and AI-based game analysis to ensure every child learns in a fun yet competitive environment.From beginners discovering their first checkmate to advanced players preparing for FIDE-rated tournaments, Kingdom of Chess focuses on one goal — helping every child think deeper and play smarter, both on and off the board.
