iQOO India Announces Popular YouTuber Mythpat As Jury for Its First Chief Gaming Officer Contest

The smartphone brand iQOO India had recently announced its hunt for the company’s first “chief gaming officer” and has added popular gaming YouTuber Mythpat (Mithilesh Pattanker) as a jury member for the search. For those unaware, the smartphone company is hosting this contest to select a talented GenZ gamer who will earn Rs. 10 Lakhs and get a chance to meet some of India’s top gaming content creators.

There will be plenty of contestants for this competition. Mythpat will have a say in the decision of choosing iQOO India’s first chief gaming officer. By GenZ, iQOO India means that gamers below the age of 25 are eligible for this competition. However, the registrations for the hunt are already closed.

Mythpat is known for creating gaming content around titles such as Grand Theft Auto 5 and BGMI. He has over 13 million subscribers on YouTube and is one of the major content creators in the Indian gaming scene. Mythpat shared his thoughts after being named as part of the jury, saying, “I am thrilled to be a part of iQOO’s hunt, where we will witness the convergence of India’s massive youth population and the booming gaming industry.” The content creator also spoke highly about the opportunities that are now being presented to young gamers.

Nipun Marya, CEO of iQOO India said, “We are thrilled to have Mythpat on board as a jury member for iQOO’s CGO Hunt. His remarkable talent and unwavering passion for gaming are truly admirable.” Marya added that the content creator’s “discerning judgments” will take their CGO Hunt “to the next level.”

As mentioned above, the hunt will not only reward the winner with a hefty financial reward and iQOO India’s first CGO tag, it will also give them a lot of exposure. Speaking of which, Marya said, “This collaboration will also provide budding gamers in the industry with an exceptional opportunity to gain first-hand experience and forge meaningful connections within India’s gaming landscape.”