Back-to-Back Achievements

A few months back in June, Pratitee established herself as one of the brightest talents at the FIDE World Youth Chess Championship. Competing in the Girls Under-18 section against players significantly older and more experienced, she produced a remarkable unbeaten performance, scoring 7 wins and 4 draws to win the silver medal - finishing with a score of 9/11 points!

Here in Mumbai, she competed again in a category that's way higher than her age, but this time she was prepared and won the event in style to become Asian Junior (U-20) Champion.

Asian Junior Girls Champion: WFM Pratitee Bordoloi (INDIA)

Pratitee also increased her rating by 17.2 points

Bronze for Nivedita

WFM Nivedita VC also delivered a superb performance as she scored 6.5/9 points to finish in 3rd place and secure a bronze medal for India!!

Nivedita VC secured a bronze medal

Mariya Kholyavko (KAZ) secured 2nd place with 7/9 points

A Story worth telling

What's interesting is that Pratitee won the girls' section, and GM Mayank Chakraborty won the open. Mayank is Pratitee's mentor and is helping her get better at chess! You can see pictures of Pratitee's mother, Dr. Pranti, and Mayank's mother, Dr. Monomita, meeting at the end of the event and sharing their joy and happiness!

Champ!

Pratitee with her mom, Dr. Pranti

Pratitee's mother, Dr. Pranti, and Mayank's mother, Dr. Monomita

4 Champions in 1 Frame :)

Check out the closing ceremony

Pratitee with IM NubairShah Shaikh

4 Medals for Indian Players at 2026 Asian Junior Championship (L to R): Daksh Goyal (Open Bronze), Mayank Chakraborty (Open Gold), Pratitee Bordoloi (Girls Gold) and Nivedita VC (Girls Bronze)

Photo Gallery: Here, Video Gallery: Here


Replay Final Round Games

Round 9 Results

Details

Final Standings

Rk.

SNo

 

Name

Typ

sex

FED

Rtg

Pts.

 TB1 

 TB2 

 TB3 

 TB4 

1

1

WFM

Pratitee Bordoloi,

F20

w

IND

2252

7,5

0

6

43

47,5

2

2

WFM

Kholyavko, Mariya

F20

w

KAZ

2217

7

0

5

45

51

3

20

WFM

Nivedita V C,

F20

w

IND

1991

6,5

0

6

39

43

4

3

WFM

Shohradova, Lala

F20

w

TKM

2159

6,5

0

6

36,5

41

5

8

FM

Prishita Gupta,

F20

w

IND

2112

6,5

0

5

44,5

50

6

24

WCM

Sravyasree Bheemarasetty,

F20

w

IND

1954

6,5

0

5

38

42

7

14

Shivamshika G,

F20

w

IND

2053

6

0

5

41,5

45,5

8

28

Sunetra Dey,

F20

w

IND

1920

6

0

5

40,5

43,5

9

10

WCM

Shohradova, Leyla

F20

w

TKM

2086

6

0

4

43

46,5

10

22

WCM

Akshaya Sathi,

F20

w

IND

1980

6

0

4

41,5

44,5

Details


Venue: ITC Maratha, Mumbai

Such a beautiful venue for this amazing tournament

Playing schedule

Round

Date

Time

1

2026/08/19

15:00

2

2026/08/20

15:00

3

2026/08/21

09:30

4

2026/08/21

15:30

5

2026/08/22

15:00

6

2026/08/23

09:30

7

2026/08/23

15:30

8

2026/08/24

15:00

9

2026/08/25

10:00


Playing Conditions

  • The tournament is played according to the FIDE Laws of Chess, using electronic clocks.

  • Standard: 90 minutes for the whole game with a 30-second increment per move from move 1. Forfeit time is 30 minutes.

  • Rapid: 15 minutes plus a 10-second increment per move from move 1.

  • Blitz: 3 minutes plus a 2-second increment per move from move 1.

  • Per FIDE regulations, players from the same federation may be paired against each other in the last round.

Titles and Awards

A minimum of 5 federations per category and 10 participants is required for direct titles in Standard chess (see the FIDE Handbook). Direct titles are awarded for Standard chess per the FIDE Handbook:

  • Gold medalists are awarded a GM norm and the International Master (IM) title (for women, a WGM norm and the Woman International Master (WIM) title). Players scoring the same number of points as the champion also receive the IM/WIM title.

  • The silver & bronze medal winners are awarded the IM/WIM norm in addition to the FIDE Master (FM)/Woman FIDE Master (WFM) title.

Minimum Ratings (for immediate award): IM 2200 · WIM 2000 · FM 2100 · WFM 1900


Important Links

Official Site, Regulations, Pairings, and Results

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