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AIMIT team wins championship in 'Semaphore 2011' Fest

March 22, 2011
Mangalore, March 22: AIMIT students of IT section won the prestigious Overall Championship in SEMAPHORE 2011, the National level MCA fest conducted by the Department of MCA, NMAM Institute of Technology, NITTE College, Karkala, wherein 13 teams participated.



AIMIT had to compete with some of the leading MCA colleges like St Joseph college, MIT, Christu Jayanthi College, and Srinivas College. Two teams from AIMIT, St Aloysius College participated in this National level fest and won the overallchampionship defeating the participating colleges. The event was held on March 18 and 19.



Events like Ice Breaker, Coding, Gaming, IT Quiz, Flip Flop, Buggy Breaks, Media Master, Culturals, Transtring, Project Demonstration, Image & Video Editing, Web Designing and Treasure Hunt were held in this Two- day IT fest for Postgraduate students.



The 2nd years' team bagged four prizes & the overall championship.



Cedric Mascarenhas won the first place in Best Manager Event. Mohammed Fahad & Sharat Bangera won the first place in Paper Presentation. Cedric Mascarenhas, Mohammad Fahad , Sharath Bangera, Reshma Tellis, Ashwini Bhat, Arun Jose, Shashank N S & Lawrence Lobo won the first place in Mad Ads & second place in Culturals.



The First years' team bagged two prizes.



John Rasquinha won the first place in Treasure Hunt, while Rizwan Khan, Leoraj Dsouza, Daryl Crasta, Irfan M, John Rasquinha, Ms. Srinidhi Prabhu, Steffi, Stalin D, Renita Dsilva, and Veena Mathias won the first place in Culturals.

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