The assessment results will play a key role in finalising India\u2019s participation in major international events, including the Commonwealth Games, Asian Games, World Boxing Cup 2, and other tournaments. The rankings will stay valid until the next assessment cycle.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
During its structured selection process, BFI published the assessment schedule in late April. A corrigendum was later released on May 1 to update some timelines and provide athletes with sufficient preparation time due to the delayed approval for the camp.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The assessment will occur in two phases under the new schedule. Strength & Conditioning tests are set for May 6 and 7, with sparring bouts taking place from May 11 to 15 in a knockout format to establish final rankings across different weight categories.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The evaluation totals 200 marks, covering both technical and non-technical aspects. Non-technical components\u2014such as attendance, weight management, health maintenance, international potential, and strength & conditioning\u2014will be factored into the overall score alongside technical evaluations by a panel of judges.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The framework considers recent performances, such as results from the COAS Cup 2026, to create a merit-based system that recognises consistency and competitive success. Within each weight class, rankings will be established through a structured knockout format, offering a fair and competitive environment for all competitors.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Col Arun Malik, Executive Director, Boxing Federation of India, said, \u201cOur assessment framework is built on the principles of transparency, objectivity, and performance. The schedule was communicated in advance as part of a structured process, and the recent refinements were made solely to ensure that athletes have adequate time to prepare following the delay in camp sanction. This system ensures that selection remains fair, consistent, and aligned with international high-performance standards as we prepare for major global competitions.\u201d<\/p>\r\n\r\n
The framework considers recent performances, such as results from the COAS Cup 2026, to create a merit-based system that recognises consistency and competitive success. Within each weight class, rankings will be established through a structured knockout format, offering a fair and competitive environment for all competitors.<\/p>\r\n\r\n
Additionally, BFI has established rigorous protocols for weight management, attendance, and discipline, with specific scoring criteria and penalties to ensure compliance with elite training standards and accountability among all participants.<\/p>\r\n\r\n