The Pi Quiz

The Round 1 exam will be conducted in online mode consisting of two attempts. They will be held during the first and fourth week of September. It will test the students on their analytical, problem-solving, quantitative and reasoning skills. The exam will be divided into 2 categories: Class 9-10 & Class 11-12.

If a candidate chooses to appear for both the attempts, the best of the two scores will be counted as their final score. Top 30 students from each category, so a total of 60 students will proceed to Round 2.

Round 2 will consist of a set of events based on Game Theory. It will be full of real-world dilemmas, betrayals and a lot of other stuff! One has to think irrationally to solve rational problems. This unconventional and one-of-its-kind competition requires you to outsmart all others and crack the codes of some mind-boggling games.

The Round 1 exam will be conducted in online mode consisting of two attempts. They will be held during the first and fourth week of September. It will test the students on their analytical, problem-solving, quantitative and reasoning skills.

If a candidate chooses to appear for both the attempts, the best of the two scores will be counted as their final score. Top 60 students from this round will move forward to Round 2.

The top 60 qualifiers from Round 1 will prepare and present on real-world dilemmas and problems in the online final round. Participants should analyze the issue, suggest creative solutions, and communicate their ideas clearly, demonstrating critical thinking and practical application.