Sahyadri Whiz Quiz 2017 conducted at MAPS College, SDM College, & Govinda Pai Memorial College
Final year students pursuing B.Com & BASCP at MAPS College, Mangaluru had registered for Sahyadri Whiz Quiz 2017. Dr. Rashmi Kodikal along with eight student volunteers of the MBA Department administered the Written Quiz Round & the College Level Quiz Round as Quiz Masters, Time Keepers and Score Keepers. 4 teams emerged as winners and have been invited to participate in the “The Grand Finale - Sahyadri Whiz Quiz 2017” on March 10th’17 in Sahyadri Campus.
Dr. Indira, Principal, MAPS college distributed certificates to the winning teams.
Four hundred final year students pursuing B.Com, BBM & BHRD at SDM College of Business Management participated in the preliminary rounds of Sahyadri Whiz Quiz 2017. Dr. Rashmi Kodikal, Prof. Padmanabha B, Prof. Gayathri Shetty, Prof. Abhay & Prof. Prajwala Rodrigues along with student volunteers of the MBA Department conducted the event. 16 teams emerged as winners who would be taking part in the Grand Finale.
Prof. Trishanth, SDM College of Business Management coordinated the campus level quiz rounds.
Prof. Padmanabha B along with four student volunteers of the MBA Department coordinated Sahyadri Whiz Quiz 2017 at Govinda Pai Memorial College, Manjeshwara. Sixty two final year students pursuing B.Com had participated and 4 teams of three each emerged as winners who would be joining us for the Grand Finale of this event. Dr. Shachindran, HoD, Department of Commerce, Govinda Pai Memorial College, Manjeshwara distributed certificates to the winning teams.
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A wave of enthusiastic runners filled the streets of Mangaluru in the 10 km half marathon organised by NITTE University and Dakshina Kannada Athletics Association on Sunday, February 19th’17. Athletes Mr. Anil Shetty and Mr. Shridhar Alva served as the brand ambassadors for the mega event. Participation by over 15,000 enthusiasts is said to be new record for the city out of which 1,500 were Sahyadrians.
