NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY COMPETITION ORGANIZED BY DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH COMMEMORATING WORLD NATURE CONSERVATION DAY, 2025

 

LUNA'S LEGACY - INTERNATIONAL MOON DAY CELEBRATION ORGANIZED BY RESEARCH & PG DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

 

The Irrational Star of Math World - Seminar Presentation as part of TT DAY FIESTA organized by Department of Mathematics

 

INTERDEPARTMENTAL QUIZ COMPETITION COMMEMORATING INTERNATIONAL MOON DAY, 2025 ORGANIZED BY RESEARCH & PG DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

 

The Postgraduate Department of Physics organized an interdepartmental quiz

competition on the occasion of Moon Day celebrations. The program was conducted on

the 25th of July, 2025, at 11:45 AM in the Zoology Seminar Hall. The primary objective

of the event was to promote interest in lunar science and space-related topics among

students from various disciplines.

The entire program was organized and conducted by the second year MSc Physics

students under the guidance of the faculty members. Total of forty-four students from

different departments of the college participated enthusiastically in the quiz. The

competition was structured into multiple rounds to assess the participants' general

knowledge, visual recognition skills, and scientific understanding.

The first round comprised twenty multiple-choice questions.

This round served as the preliminary stage of the competition. Based on their

performance, eleven students were shortlisted for the second round.The second round

focused on visual identification and conceptual clarity. In the first part of this round,

students were shown six images related to moon missions, lunar surfaces, or space

science, and they were asked to identify each image without any given options. In the

next part, five more questions were asked where no options were provided, testing the

students’ deeper understanding of scientific concepts. As the scores were close among

some participants, a final tie-breaker round was held, consisting of five additional

questions to determine the winners.

After the completion of all rounds, the winners of the competition were announced. The

first prize was awarded to Karthik V from the Mathematics Department. The second

prize went to Madhav Pradeep, also from the Mathematics Department. The third prize

was secured by Abhi D Abhilash from the Physics Department.

The Moon Day Quiz Program was a grand success. It served not only as an academic

competition but also as a platform to encourage scientific curiosity and interdisciplinary

learning. The dedication of the organizing team, the enthusiastic involvement of

participants, and the support from faculty members all contributed to the smooth and

memorable execution of the event.