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Mangaluru: K MC Manipal lifts Medi Quiz 2019 trophy

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October 5, 2019

Mangaluru Oct. 05: K.M.C Manipal Duo team comprising of  Sudeep and   Sufyan Ibrahim emerged as winners  by securing  140 points and clinched the glittering Medi Quiz – 2019 Trophy.  The competition witnessed a very exciting close finish as they faced a stiff competition from the rival Fr. Muller Medical College Team comprising of  Sandeep Rao and Adhip Acharya who were Runner up by securing 120 points and had to settle for the Second Place.

The  Dept. of General Medicine A.J. Institute of Medical Sciences conducted their 8th Annual Dist. level Inter Medical Collegiate Quiz Contest  “Mediquiz – 2019” exclusively for the M.B.B.S under graduate Students on Friday at their conference hall.  The Quiz was exclusively on Medical subjects.

College Principal Prof. (Dr.) Ashok Hegde graced the occasion as Chief Guest and awarded the glittering Trophy, attractive prizes and Merit Certificates to the winners and Runners up and congratulated them on their exemplary achievements.  College Former Principal Dr. Ramesh Pai, Senior Professor Dr. Prabhakar Rao and Chief of the Dept. of Medicine Dr. E.V.S Maben were the guests of honour.  Dr. Devdas Rai was the Quiz Master.

The contest drew participants from 9 Medical Colleges (K.M.C., A.J.I.M.S., KSHEMA, Srinivasa, Fr.Muller, Yenepoya, K.M.C. Manipal. K.V.G. Sullia, Kanachur Medical College Deralakatte)

Dr. Adithi Santhosh Welcomed and Dr. Misba and Dr. Rupanjan officiated as Score Markers Dr. Anushree proposed a vote of thanks.  Bangalore based company M/s. Karnataka Antibiotics  Pharmaceutical Company sponsored this event.

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Dr.Shafeeq
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Saturday, 5 Oct 2019

Congratulations.

 

 
Nice to see 2 of our great teachers..Dr Ramesh Pai & Dr Prabhakar Rao. I wish them good health.

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