<p>Dayananda Sagar Institutions recently held a programme called ‘Universal ISE - Quiz –– Think Beyond the Limits’ for its students. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Organised for the students and by the students, the ‘Genesis’ team — a student body<br /> forum — dedicated the quiz to late astronaut Neil Armstrong.<br /><br />With over 180 students taking part in it, the quiz was different and yet very challenging as well. <br /><br />It included questions revolving around the astronaut and his work. But the participants came fully prepared and gave a good fight, although it was a very tough quiz to crack. <br /><br />The quiz master for the day — Vinod N, from Sapient Consultancy — conducted the quiz efficiently and kept the audience and the participants thinking from the word go. <br /><br />Ultimately, there had to be a winner and in this case, there were two –– Ritchie Kushalappa B and Darshan Ankith Kumar, third-year, automobile engineering students. <br />“I found the written round the toughest one, with a variety of questions,” says Kushalappa. Darshan adds that the quiz was unique and different, as compared to earlier ones he has taken part in. <br /><br />“The stage round was equally competitive, with the teams going head-to-head. But the support of the crowd and staff really made it a memorable win,” he adds. <br /><br />The runners-up were Sameer Kumar Sinha and Ritesh Kumar Sinha, fourth-year students from the information science and engineering department. <br /><br />Ultimately, the students thought the quiz was a welcome break from their regular curriculum and felt it was an enriching experience.<br /></p>
<p>Dayananda Sagar Institutions recently held a programme called ‘Universal ISE - Quiz –– Think Beyond the Limits’ for its students. <br /><br /></p>.<p>Organised for the students and by the students, the ‘Genesis’ team — a student body<br /> forum — dedicated the quiz to late astronaut Neil Armstrong.<br /><br />With over 180 students taking part in it, the quiz was different and yet very challenging as well. <br /><br />It included questions revolving around the astronaut and his work. But the participants came fully prepared and gave a good fight, although it was a very tough quiz to crack. <br /><br />The quiz master for the day — Vinod N, from Sapient Consultancy — conducted the quiz efficiently and kept the audience and the participants thinking from the word go. <br /><br />Ultimately, there had to be a winner and in this case, there were two –– Ritchie Kushalappa B and Darshan Ankith Kumar, third-year, automobile engineering students. <br />“I found the written round the toughest one, with a variety of questions,” says Kushalappa. Darshan adds that the quiz was unique and different, as compared to earlier ones he has taken part in. <br /><br />“The stage round was equally competitive, with the teams going head-to-head. But the support of the crowd and staff really made it a memorable win,” he adds. <br /><br />The runners-up were Sameer Kumar Sinha and Ritesh Kumar Sinha, fourth-year students from the information science and engineering department. <br /><br />Ultimately, the students thought the quiz was a welcome break from their regular curriculum and felt it was an enriching experience.<br /></p>
