Syed Modi International 2025: All you need to know about prize money & points on offer

The total prize pool is 240,000 USD (approx. 2,14,00,00 INR).

The Syed Modi International 2025 is being played from November 25 to November 30 at the Babu Banarasi Das Indoor Stadium in Lucknow.

Qualification and first-round matches were played on the first two days, while further round matches began on November 27.

This is the last tournament on the BWF Calendar before the BWF World Tour Finals in December. Since it is a Super 300 event, many marquee players across all five categories have withdrawn.

In fact, Jason Teh and Treesa Jolly/ Gayatri Gopichand are the only participants to feature in the top 20 of the BWF World Rankings.

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Jason, Unnati Hooda, Pruthvi Roy/K. Sai Pratheek, Treesa Jolly/Gayatri Gopichand Pullela and Terry Kai/ Jin Yu Jia are the top seeds in the five categories.

A number of fringe players, who have a golden opportunity here, will be looking to create flutters and challenge the above names.

A massive number of Indian players will have their presence in the competition, across the Qualifiers and the Main Draw. It is worth noting though that PV Sindhu, Lakshya Sen (both of whom are defending champions), Ayush Shetty and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy/Chirag Shetty have decided to not participate here.

Veterans HS Prannoy and Kidambi Srikanth will be looking to end the season on a high. Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand are trying to gain some form after a long injury enforced layoff.

Meanwhile, youngsters like Kiran George, Hooda, Anupama Upadhyaya and Rakshitha Sree Santhosh Ramraj will be looking to make an impression.

Here is everything you need to know about the prize money breakup and the points on offer:

Syed Modi International 2025: Points on offer

Winner	Runner-up	Losing Semifinalists	Losing quarterfinalists	Second Round Finish	First Round Finish
7,000	5,950	4,900	3,850	2,750	1,670

As mentioned above, points are awarded as per all Super 300 events. The winner will get 7,000 points, while the runner-up will get 5,950 points.

Players reaching the semi-finals will get 4,900 points, while players losing in the quarterfinals will get 3,850 points. A second-round finish assures a player/pair of 2,750, while a first-round loss will mean 1,670 points.

Syed Modi International 2025: Prize pool

Event	Winner	Runner-up	Losing Semifinalists	Losing quarterfinalists	Second Round Finish
Men’s Singles	USD 18,000	USD 9,120	USD 3,480	USD 1,440	USD 840
Women’s Singles	USD 18,000	USD 9,120	USD 3,480	USD 1,440	USD 840
Men’s Doubles	USD 18,960	USD 9,120	USD 3,360	USD 1,740	USD 900
Women’s Doubles	USD 18,960	USD 9,120	USD 3,360	USD 1,740	USD 900
Mixed Doubles	USD 18,960	USD 9,120	USD 3,360	USD 1,740	USD 900

According to BWF rules, the total prize pool for Syed Modi International 2025 is USD 240,000. The winners in both singles categories will receive USD 18,000, while their counterparts in the doubles event will get USD 18,960.

The runners-up in all five categories will obtain USD 9,120. The losing semifinalists in the singles events will take home USD 3,480, while those in the doubles will receive USD 3,360.

In the individual events, an amount of USD 1,440 is reserved for the players who lose in the quarterfinals, while in the doubles category, the losers will get USD 1,740.

In case of a second-round defeat, the sum on offer in the singles sections is USD 840, while the pairings in the three doubles categories will pocket USD 900.

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