BCM School, Dugri Road, Ludhiana

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Updated At : 11:04 AM Dec 19, 2024 IST

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The school organised a Digital Literacy Quiz Contest, showcasing students’ knowledge and critical thinking skills. Seven teams from Class IX participated in the event, progressing through four engaging rounds. The first round featured multiple-choice questions, with teams strategically passing questions for bonus points. The second round tested visual literacy with image-based questions, narrowing the competition to four teams. The final two rounds included a question-answer segment and a high-energy buzzer round, keeping the audience captivated. Team Jasmine from Class IX emerged as the winner, while Team Daisy secured the second position, and Team Aster claimed third place. Principal Dr Vandna Shahi commended the participants.

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