After travelling nearly 5,000 km, visiting college campuses across India and engaging with more than 100,000 students, OnePlus Campus Dominate 2026 has come to an end.
The third season of OnePlus Campus Dominate concluded with its Grand LAN Finale at Bennett University in Greater Noida. Team Levi OP from Bengaluru emerged as the national champion and took home the biggest prize of the tournament.
The two-month-long esports tournament covered 16 college campuses, bringing competitive mobile gaming directly to students across the country.
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Final Results: Who Won OnePlus Campus Dominate Season 3
Team Levi OP, representing Bengaluru, secured the first position. Mohammed Ithban from the winning team was also named the MVP of the tournament.
Team Red Line from Delhi NCR finished as the first runner-up, while Chandigarh’s Team Hungry For Win secured the second runner-up position.
The winners received rewards worth INR 10,00,000, along with the OnePlus Gaming Trophy and OnePlus Nord 6 smartphones.
Here are the final results from the Greater Noida event.
| Position | Team | City |
|---|---|---|
| Champion | Team Levi OP | Bengaluru |
| 1st Runner-up | Team Red Line | Delhi NCR |
| 2nd Runner-up | Team Hungry For Win | Chandigarh |
| MVP | Mohammed Ithban (Team Levi OP) | Bengaluru |
The Numbers Behind OnePlus Campus Dominate 2026
The third season was the biggest edition of Campus Dominate so far. The competition was based on BGMI (Battlegrounds Mobile India) and used the TDM format.
TDM means Team Deathmatch, where two teams directly compete against each other instead of playing a full battle royale match. This makes matches quicker and also easier for the live audience to follow.
During the two-month tour, a 40-foot OnePlus Gaming Truck travelled through Pune, Hyderabad, Bengaluru, Vadodara, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Chandigarh, New Delhi and Gurugram before reaching Greater Noida for the finale.
More than 3,500 teams registered for the tournament, while around 15,000 Campus Pro players participated across 16 campuses.
| Metric | Figure |
|---|---|
| Campuses covered | 16 across 10 cities |
| Students engaged on ground | 100,000 plus |
| Teams registered | 3,500 plus |
| Campus Pro players | 15,000 |
| Distance covered by Gaming Truck | 5,000 km |
| Prize pool | INR 10 lakh |
OnePlus Nord 6 Powered the Tournament
All matches across the 16 campuses, including the Grand Finale, were played on the OnePlus Nord 6.
OnePlus used the Nord 6 as the official tournament smartphone, giving players the same device throughout the competition.
One of its biggest highlights is the 9000mAh battery, which is useful for long gaming sessions. The phone also supported gameplay at up to 165 FPS during the tournament, helping deliver smoother action during competitive matches.
The OnePlus Nord 6 is powered by the Snapdragon 8s Gen 4 processor and features a 6.78-inch AMOLED display with up to a 165Hz refresh rate.
For those interested in the smartphone used during the tournament, here are the listings.
| Variant | Colour | Price Range | Buy Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8GB+256GB | Pitch Black | Around Rs 41,999 onwards | Check current price |
| 8GB+256GB | Fresh Mint | Around Rs 41,999 onwards | See listing |
| 12GB+256GB | Quick Silver | Around Rs 46,999 onwards | View on the store |
| 12GB+256GB | Pitch Black | Around Rs 46,999 onwards | Grab this deal |
Prices can change depending on ongoing bank offers, discounts and exchange deals, so checking the latest price before buying is recommended.
What Happened at the Grand LAN Finale
The Grand LAN Finale at Bennett University attracted more than 10,000 students over two days.
Apart from the main competition, students also got to watch a BGMI TDM Showdown featuring popular creators including PN Rose, Lokesh Gaming, Regaltos and Krutika Plays.
The venue also had a OnePlus Product Experience Zone, Red Bull Gaming Ground, trivia activities and a Spin the Wheel booth.
Content creators were also part of the event through the Creator Lobby, a contest that was open to students across different tour locations.
kaun.rnjn from Delhi was selected as the best creator and won a OnePlus Nord 6 along with OnePlus Buds 4.
Prizes, Merchandise and Gaming Accessories
Apart from the main cash prize and trophy, OnePlus also gave away smartphones, audio products and other merchandise during the different campus events.
The OnePlus Buds 4 were among the products offered as prizes. The earbuds support up to 55dB real-time Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) and offer around 45 hours of total playback with the charging case.
These features can be useful for gaming, music and longer listening sessions.
| Product | Highlight | Buy Link |
|---|---|---|
| OnePlus Buds 4, Zen Green | Up to 55dB ANC, 45 hrs playback | Check price here |
| OnePlus Buds 4, Storm Gray | Adaptive Mode, dual drivers | See the listing |
| Mobile gaming triggers and coolers | Useful for longer BGMI gaming sessions | Browse options |
What OnePlus Campus Dominate Means for Indian Esports
Ishita Grover, Director of Marketing at OnePlus India, highlighted how gaming is becoming an important part of youth culture in India, especially among Gen Z students.
The scale of Campus Dominate 2026 also shows how quickly college esports is growing. This season expanded to 16 campuses across 10 cities, while overall student participation and engagement crossed the 100,000 mark.
More than 100 gaming and technology creators were also involved during the season.
With large college participation, creator involvement and competitive tournaments, Campus Dominate is becoming a bigger part of India’s growing college esports scene.
For Team Levi OP, however, Season 3 ended in the best possible way with the championship trophy and the top prize after competing against teams from across the country.