Quest

One of two surprise events, Quest had one of the largest turnouts in the day. Classified into 6 rounds, it has found room for all fields of Science.

Quiz, but with a rather unusual logic behind it : the contestants don’t actually need to know the answers themselves. Instead, they can procure the answers from wherever they like. “The tagline of the event was Beg, Borrow or Steal,” laughs event-head Rithwick. “We weren’t interested about where they got their answers from, as long as they got them.

Pictionary Round, but not the kind of Pictionary we all know. Instead, the participants were given technical options, such as Google Plus or diffraction.

The contestants were required to perform a Physics experiment on a topic of their choice, on either the concept of resonance or optical lenses.

 Bio round, and had the contestants put their powers of observation to use. “We knew that not all participants would be Bio students. So, we made it simple,” explained Rithwick. “All the trees in the campus have placards, with their biological as well as common names. The participants were given the biological names of trees, and simply had to return with their common