Prof. Sanjiv Jain
Vice-Chancellor
Message awaiting approval from the Vice-Chancellor’s office.
Central University of Jammu · Directorate of Physical Education
Anant Khel
19 — 21 November 2026
Twenty-two departments. Nineteen sports. Three days on the ground at Rahya Suchani, and a points table that settles it.
Cricket✦Badminton✦Badminton Doubles✦Volleyball✦Basketball✦Kabaddi✦Kho Kho✦Football✦Sprints✦High Jump✦Long Jump✦Shot Put✦Discus Throw✦Javelin✦Chess✦Carrom✦Table Tennis✦Powerlifting✦Esports✦
The clock
Until the starter’s pistol.
—Days
—Hours
—Minutes
—Seconds
The meet opens on the morning of Thursday 19 November and closes on the evening of Saturday 21 November.
The meet
Three days in November, and the whole campus on the field.
Anant Khel is the University’s annual sports meet, run by the Directorate of Physical Education. Every department fields its own side — there are no school teams and no mixed entries — and every medal won is a medal that counts toward where that department finishes.
Teams wear the colour of their department’s doctoral thesis. It is the oldest piece of identity the University has, and for three days in November it is a kit.
Happening now
The table
The table
Who is winning.
Five points for a gold, three for a silver, one for a bronze. These are the five in front; the other seventeen are on the results page.
Sample data. Every medal count was generated, and the points are then worked out from them by the real 5 / 3 / 1 rule, so at least the arithmetic is honest. Nothing here is a real result; it is in place so the page can be designed and approved before the meet.
- 1 Human Resources Management & Organizational Behaviour Business Studies 7 gold, 1 silver, 0 bronze. 38pts
- 2 Mathematics Basic & Applied Sciences 2 gold, 2 silver, 5 bronze. 21pts
- 3 Zoology Life Science 3 gold, 0 silver, 1 bronze. 16pts
- 4 Computer Science and Information Technology Basic & Applied Sciences 2 gold, 1 silver, 2 bronze. 15pts
- 5 Public Policy and Public Administration Humanities & Social Science 0 gold, 4 silver, 2 bronze. 14pts
The arena
Nineteen sports. Twenty-two departments.
Team Arena
01
Boys & girlsCricket
Rulebook 02Boys & girlsBadminton
Rulebook 03Boys & girlsBadminton Doubles
Rulebook 04Boys & girlsVolleyball
Rulebook 05Boys & girlsBasketball
Rulebook 06Boys & girlsKabaddi
Rulebook 07Boys & girlsKho Kho
Rulebook 08Boys & girlsFootball
Rulebook 01100m · 200m · 400mSprints
Rulebook 02IndividualHigh Jump
Rulebook 03IndividualLong Jump
Rulebook 04IndividualShot Put
Rulebook 05IndividualDiscus Throw
Rulebook 06IndividualJavelin
Rulebook 01IndividualChess
Rulebook 02IndividualCarrom
Rulebook 03IndividualTable Tennis
Rulebook 04IndividualPowerlifting
Rulebook 05IndividualEsports
RulebookHow it is won
Every final is worth five points.
Each event awards five points for a gold, three for a silver and one for a bronze. Nothing else scores. A department that enters everything and wins nothing finishes where it started, and a department that wins four finals beats one that reaches twelve.
- Gold5 points
- Silver3 points
- Bronze1 point
The Vice-Chancellor’s Cup
Departments score, and their schools inherit. Every medal a department wins is counted again for the school it belongs to, and the school that finishes on top takes the Vice-Chancellor’s Cup for the edition. Nine schools, twenty-two departments, one cup.
Past winners · awaiting the record from the Directorate of Physical Education
- Basic & Applied Sciences 4 depts
- Business Studies 3 depts
- Education 1 dept
- Engineering 2 depts
- Humanities & Social Science 4 depts
- Knowledge Management & Media 1 dept
- Languages 2 depts
- Life Science 4 depts
- National Security Studies 1 dept
From the University
Two messages.
Prof. Neerendra Kumar
Directorate of Physical Education
Message awaiting approval from the Directorate of Physical Education.
The gallery
Photographs from the ground.
Being photographed during the meet. These frames are waiting for them.