The second VALORANT Campus Cup will run campus and gaming café qualifiers across India before national online rounds and a one-day National LAN Final. The prize pool is ₹5 lakh.
This edition also adds a dedicated women’s competition with its own qualifiers. Dates and host cities are yet to be announced.
Sources: Outlook Respawn, BLAST.tv
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