25/07/2026
PAES PITCH PH
🚀 ONE BOLD IDEA. ONE NATIONAL STAGE.
Your class project, prototype, thesis concept, or breakthrough idea could become something bigger.
Who will deliver this year’s winning pitch? Could it be your team?
The Philippine Association of Engineering Schools, Inc. officially opens P.I.T.C.H. PH 2026 to student innovators nationwide!
Build a team of 3–5 members. Solve a real problem. Create an innovative solution aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals—and pitch it on the national stage.
Who can join?
1. The contest is open to undergraduate engineering students from any PAES-member school, enrolled during Academic Year 2025–2026 and/or the First Term of Academic Year 2026–2027.
2. Proof of registration (e.g., enrollment form or ID) is required for each student participant.
3. Each PAES Member School may submit up to two (2) entries. Previously awarded projects or those submitted to any national-level competition are not eligible.
4. Faculty advisers must be listed as team advisers, but only student members shall be allowed to present and defend the project during the competition.
📥 SUBMIT YOUR OFFICIAL ENTRY HERE:
🔗 [INSERT GOOGLE FORM LINK]
📅 Submission Deadline: August 21, 2026
🎤 On-site National Finals: September 19, 2026
Cash prizes, national recognition, and potential accelerator opportunities await!
Swipe through the pubmats for the complete mechanics, requirements, schedule, and awards.
Don’t let your idea remain a requirement on paper. Build it. Submit it. Pitch it.
Here is the official form :
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd1VCeoA4IarEQfcaYH-81FLANZUz_1BqsgvPX6iz15ub4meg/viewform?usp=publish-editor
📄 PROJECT BRIEF FORMAT
No prescribed design template is required. Teams may use their own clean and professional layout, provided that the project brief contains the following:
1. Project Title and Team Information
2. Problem and Target Beneficiaries
3. Proposed Solution or Product Concept
4. Innovation and Value Proposition
5. Proof of Concept and Validation
6. Startup Strategy and Business Model
7. Expected Impact and SDG Alignment
8. Next Steps or Implementation Plan
The brief should clearly explain the problem, the proposed solution and its potential impact. Supporting diagrams, photos, mock-ups, survey findings, test results or other validation evidence may be included.
Recommended length: 2–3 pages
Writing style: Clear, concise and easy to understand
