
School Science Exhibition Projects & Working Models
Classes 1–12 · CBSE, ICSE, SSC, IB and state board science fairs
What is a science exhibition project? It is a model, chart or investigation that demonstrates a scientific principle at a school science fair. We design and build working models, still models, charts and full display setups — concept-accurate, neatly labelled and ready for the judging table.
Model types we build
- Working models with motors, pumps, LEDs and sensors
- Non-working models with clean cross-sections and labels
- Investigatory projects with hypothesis, method and results
- Display boards with headings, photographs and graphs
- Group setups for inter-school and district-level fairs
Popular themes
- Renewable energy — solar, wind, hydro, biogas
- Water conservation, harvesting & filtration
- Smart city, traffic control and IoT safety models
- Waste management, recycling and composting
- Human body systems, plant cell and DNA models
- Volcano, solar system and disaster management
Planning for the CBSE Science Exhibition? CBSE guidelines allow display space of up to 48″ width × 30″ depth × 108″ height, and expect the display to carry the project title, stages of work and conclusions with headings, photographs, diagrams, tables, charts and graphs. We build to those limits so your model is never rejected at the stall. (Source: CBSE Science Exhibition guidelines for students.)
- Physics models
- Chemistry models
- Biology models
- EVS projects
- Maths TLM
- Robotics
- Environment




