Neil Gour A dedicated Grade 11 IBDP learner from Genesis Global School, Noida, this young speedcuber works at the intersection of cubing, technology, and social impact.

 

With national and global rankings in competitive speedcubing, he applies the principles of the cube to problem-solving, teaching, and accessibility.

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What sets him apart is a blend of skill and purpose: the development of a Braille Rubik’s Cube for visually impaired learners, community workshops for underprivileged and differently-abled children through Delhi-based NGOs, and an AI-powered cube solver created to support beginners. Alongside this, he has built learning resources—including a blog series, YouTube tutorials, and an online course—designed to make cubing more approachable for everyone.

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Driven by the belief that play can be transformative, he uses cubing as a pathway to explore algorithms, innovation, and inclusive design.