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Home » IIT Madras students win inter-collegiate quiz contest

IIT Madras students win inter-collegiate quiz contest

NT BureauBy NT BureauOctober 2, 2019No Comments
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Chennai: IIT Madras students won the first and second prizes in the 49th year inter collegiate quiz competition organised by Lions Club of Central Madras held at Sri V D Swami Auditorium, Sankara Nethralaya recently.

Students from Madras Christian College settled for third prize.

According to a press release, 86 students from 18 colleges registered for the competition and Sumanth C Raman was the quiz master.

After a preliminary round, six teams consisting of two participants were selected for the final rounds.

Dhruv Sriram and Sathvik Anantha Krishnan, of IIT Madras won the first place and Lion C V Ananthasayanan trophy, a silver medal for each and a cash prize of Rs 1,500 each.

L Calvin and G Abirami of IIT Madras won the second place, C V Ananthasayanan trophy, a silver medal for each and a cash prize of Rs 1,000 each.

P K Vishnu and Jacob J Puthenveettil, of Madras Christian College, Chennai won the third place, K Jayaraman trophy, a silver medal for each and a cash prize of Rs 500 each.

Participation certificates were given to all who took part in the contest.

Justice P Venugopal Memorial Trust sponsored the cash prizes this year and one of the trustees Andal Rajaram gave away the cash awards.

Earlier, Lions Club member M C Govindaraj welcomed the gathering.

Lions Club members Nirmala Sampath, G V Raman, K Jayaraman, P K Chandrasekaran are among those present at the event.

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