XAAST 2026 · 05 · RACQUET SPORT

Table Tennis

Quick exchanges and precise placement across three distinct tournament categories: Men's Table Tennis, Women's Table Tennis, and Mixed Table Tennis.

Registration entries are reviewed by organizers · a submitted entry is not a confirmed entry

Official CategoryRacquet sport

Tournament Dates24 November 2026 – 29 November 2026

Registration Deadline20 November 2026 at 23:59 IST

Event Head — XAAST 2026Ashu Aman · +91 92348 71912

ID RequirementsValid Aadhaar card & Valid college ID card

Know the playing details.

Official parameters, confirmed fee structures, and competition regulations directly from the XAAST 2026 rulebook.

Event Format & Match Play

Singles and Doubles for Men and Women; Mixed Doubles for Mixed Table Tennis. Group & knockouts: best of 3 games; semi-finals & finals: best of 5 games to 11 points.

Fixture notice: Fixtures will be released separately before the games. Please check official XAAST announcements for updates.

Entry Fee Snapshot

Men's Table Tennis: ₹300 per person
Women's Table Tennis: ₹250 per person
Mixed Table Tennis: ₹550 per pair

Categories: Men's (₹300), Women's (₹250), Mixed Doubles (₹550 per pair).

Eligibility & Divisions

Men and Women will compete in separate categories (Men's Table Tennis and Women's Table Tennis).
Doubles pairs must be from the same institution.
Mixed Table Tennis: a Mixed Doubles pair consists of exactly one male and one female player from the same institution.
A player may enter more than one format, subject to the maximum of 3 events per player and payment of the entry fee for each.
Players must carry their valid College ID card and valid Aadhaar card.

Confirmed Divisions

Men's Table TennisWomen's Table TennisMixed Table Tennis

Rules & Match Bylaws

The table, net, and balls will be provided by XAAST. Players must bring their own rackets.
Rackets must have one red and one black rubber side. The racket may not be changed during the match unless accidentally damaged.
Proper sports attire and non-marking sports shoes are mandatory. Players may not wear shirts in the colour of the ball (white or orange).
Matches are played on a knockout basis. Group Stage & Knockouts: best of 3 games. Semi-final and Final: best of 5 games.
Each game is played to 11 points. At 10-all, the side that gains a 2-point lead first wins the game.
Service changes every 2 points (every point from 10-all). A 2-minute practice period is allowed before the match, with a break of up to 1 minute between games and one 1-minute time-out per match.
The ball must rest on the open flat palm, be tossed upward at least 16 cm, and be struck behind the end line and above the table surface.
Players must report 15 minutes before the scheduled time; a player/pair failing to report within 15 minutes will lose the match by walkover.
The decision of the umpire is final. Coaching is allowed only between games.
Any misconduct or abusive behaviour may lead to disqualification from the tournament.

Governed by the official XAAST 2026 rulebook.Code of Conduct ↗

Event Contacts

Table Tennis Coordinators

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Event Head — XAAST 2026

Ashu Aman

All tournament sports

+91 92348 71912

Student Coordinator

Kshitiz Singh

Table Tennis

+91 7033274443

Student Coordinator

Bhoomi Gupta

Table Tennis

+91 6206632657

Alumni Coordinator

Abhishek Kumar

Table Tennis

+91 6204382724

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XAAST 2026 · 05 · RACQUET SPORT

Table Tennis

Quick exchanges and precise placement across three distinct tournament categories: Men's Table Tennis, Women's Table Tennis, and Mixed Table Tennis.

Registration entries are reviewed by organizers · a submitted entry is not a confirmed entry

Official CategoryRacquet sport

Tournament Dates24 November 2026 – 29 November 2026

Registration Deadline20 November 2026 at 23:59 IST

Event Head — XAAST 2026Ashu Aman · +91 92348 71912

ID RequirementsValid Aadhaar card & Valid college ID card

Know the playing details.

Official parameters, confirmed fee structures, and competition regulations directly from the XAAST 2026 rulebook.

Event Format & Match Play

Singles and Doubles for Men and Women; Mixed Doubles for Mixed Table Tennis. Group & knockouts: best of 3 games; semi-finals & finals: best of 5 games to 11 points.

Fixture notice: Fixtures will be released separately before the games. Please check official XAAST announcements for updates.

Entry Fee Snapshot

Men's Table Tennis: ₹300 per person
Women's Table Tennis: ₹250 per person
Mixed Table Tennis: ₹550 per pair

Categories: Men's (₹300), Women's (₹250), Mixed Doubles (₹550 per pair).

Eligibility & Divisions

Men and Women will compete in separate categories (Men's Table Tennis and Women's Table Tennis).
Doubles pairs must be from the same institution.
Mixed Table Tennis: a Mixed Doubles pair consists of exactly one male and one female player from the same institution.
A player may enter more than one format, subject to the maximum of 3 events per player and payment of the entry fee for each.
Players must carry their valid College ID card and valid Aadhaar card.

Confirmed Divisions

Men's Table TennisWomen's Table TennisMixed Table Tennis

Rules & Match Bylaws

The table, net, and balls will be provided by XAAST. Players must bring their own rackets.
Rackets must have one red and one black rubber side. The racket may not be changed during the match unless accidentally damaged.
Proper sports attire and non-marking sports shoes are mandatory. Players may not wear shirts in the colour of the ball (white or orange).
Matches are played on a knockout basis. Group Stage & Knockouts: best of 3 games. Semi-final and Final: best of 5 games.
Each game is played to 11 points. At 10-all, the side that gains a 2-point lead first wins the game.
Service changes every 2 points (every point from 10-all). A 2-minute practice period is allowed before the match, with a break of up to 1 minute between games and one 1-minute time-out per match.
The ball must rest on the open flat palm, be tossed upward at least 16 cm, and be struck behind the end line and above the table surface.
Players must report 15 minutes before the scheduled time; a player/pair failing to report within 15 minutes will lose the match by walkover.
The decision of the umpire is final. Coaching is allowed only between games.
Any misconduct or abusive behaviour may lead to disqualification from the tournament.