Nesc 2025, India’s 17th WeC Glory Hunting Started

The Indian ESports Federation (ESFI) launched the National ESports Championship 2025 (NESC 2025) to choose the official union for the 17th World Espors Championship (WeC) organized by India’s International ESports Federation (IESF). ESFI also completed the BRICS ESports Championship 2025, which will represent the country at Tekken 8, the Gurusshis of India’s Gurrashish “Soul” Singh and Shubham Khorwal.

Nesc 2025 will ensure that India is connected to 17th WeC

IESF’s flagship tournament is the most prestigious international espor competition in the calendar and brings out distinguished skills from around the world. National qualifiers working online as of May 22, Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) and Dota 2 will include the best Indian athletes competing and records are open until May 19. In addition, the Nesc winner in Efootball last year will be given a direct home in the 17th WeC after the game was removed from the previous printing series.

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Speaking on this occasion, ESFI Director Loksh Suji said: “India’s last date of gold medal at the Waves Esports Championship proved that our athletes can deliver it on the global stage. With Nesc25, we aim to move this momentum forward and deepen our international influence.

In addition to the Preparations for WeC, ESFI completed its Indian squad for the upcoming BRICS ESPORS Championship, which will take place in VK Play Arena in Moscow from 28 May to 3 June. After 60 players from all over the country, Gureshish “Soul” Singh revealed Singh “Soul” Singh after Shubham Khorwal. Both athletes will represent India in Tekken 8. As part of Russia’s official sports calendar, the tournament will see the participation of China, South Africa, UAE, Türkiye and more.

Speaking about his victory and the chance of representing India in Bricks, Soul said: “In addition to obtaining strong settlements in important tournaments, although I have won many small ones, I haven’t taken the 1st place in any major event until the first major tournament victory.

Shubham, who ranked fourth in the BRICS ESports Championship in 2024, emphasized his goals for this pressure: “When preparing for the upcoming BRICS ESPORS Championships, every session is about to force my limits. It is a responsibility I take seriously to represent India on an international scene and this time I aim for the podium.”

As APEKS Management Organ for EXPOR in India, ESFI is at the forefront of playing an important role in events such as encouraging ESFI, competitive games, Asian Games 2018, 2022, 2022, BRICS ESPORS Championship 2022. The presence of India in the global Espor view.