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Infosys Mangalore holds 'Scholars 2011' inter high school quiz

December 4, 2011

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Mangalore, December 4: Scholars 2011, the annual inter high school quiz competition, was held at Infosys Mangalore on Sunday. The quiz saw participation from students belonging to 86 high schools in the Dakshina Kannada and Udupi Districts.

This is the seventh consecutive year that Infosys conducted this quiz. Kannada and English quizzes were conducted for the students based on their medium of education. After the preliminary written test, 12 teams (6 Kannada and 6 English) were short listed for the finals. Mohammad Naushad and Abhilash from Shri Sharada High School, Panemangalore, and Adithya S K and Preetham Upadhya from Sri Sharada Vidyalaya, Mangalore, were the winners of the Scholars 2011 Kannada and English quizzes respectively. Gopikrishnan Konnanath, DC head, Infosys Mangalore distributed trophies and cash prizes of Rs. 7,000 to each of the winning teams.

Bhasakar Chickananjundappa, Director, i-Point Consulting Services, was the chief guest on the occasion. The welcome note was delivered by Jeethy D'Souza and quiz masters Girish Baliga and Venkatramana U. Kamath kept the audience and teams at the edge of their seats with innovative and interesting questions.

A tour of the Infosys Mangalore facility was also arranged for the students and the guardians accompanying them.

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