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This is the prelims round of TCCQ’17 Chandigarh Edition.
The quiz was hosted on March 18th, 2017 at IISER Mohali.
All 20 questions are available.
In favour of people who like to mock another city’s TCCQ before attempting, the answers to all 20 questions are given on the last slide. For those who like answers with questions, please see crucible-chronicles after they upload the same there.
The cut-off in Chandigarh was 15.
Out of top 10 teams, at least 7 had a score of 15. Giri said he expected a cut off of 9 or 10.
As a surprise to seasoned quizzers, two fresher teams made it to the finals directly.
I have tried to include the subtle hints that Giri gave, apart from the question appearing on screen.
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From the quiz club of National Gems Higher Secondary School, Kolkata..the slides of inter-class quiz (5 & 6). Presented by Abhishek Dey, Purab Chowdhury, Avik Bose and Saswata Halder. Hope u would like it.
This is the prelims round of TCCQ’17 Chandigarh Edition.
The quiz was hosted on March 18th, 2017 at IISER Mohali.
All 20 questions are available.
In favour of people who like to mock another city’s TCCQ before attempting, the answers to all 20 questions are given on the last slide. For those who like answers with questions, please see crucible-chronicles after they upload the same there.
The cut-off in Chandigarh was 15.
Out of top 10 teams, at least 7 had a score of 15. Giri said he expected a cut off of 9 or 10.
As a surprise to seasoned quizzers, two fresher teams made it to the finals directly.
I have tried to include the subtle hints that Giri gave, apart from the question appearing on screen.
The presentation is a guide to students to understand the job market scenario. It covers higher education data, desirable skills campus recruiters want in students, Do's and Don'ts for job seekers and students as regards getting a job, job opportunities available, policy changes required etc.
From the quiz club of National Gems Higher Secondary School, Kolkata..the slides of inter-class quiz (5 & 6). Presented by Abhishek Dey, Purab Chowdhury, Avik Bose and Saswata Halder. Hope u would like it.
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BIZZGYAAN
1. By: Management and Entrepreneurship Events Team BIT Mersa, Patna Campus
Quiz Master: Gaurav Raj Anand
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2. Rules
This quiz consists of three rounds.
They are:
1. BIZZNATION
2. BIZZBUZZER
3. BIZZPLAY
We will go into details for each round as they come around.
NOTE: THERE MAY BE CASES WHERE TEAMS WOULD BE REQUIRED TO GIVE TWO ANSWERS
FOR A QUESTION. IN THAT CASE, THE MARKS WILL BE DISTRBUTED IN ACCORDINGLY.
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3. BIZZNATION
This round, as the name
suggests, encompasses
the national arena.
This round shall have 10
questions, 2 for each
team.
+20 for right answer.
No negative marking
Questions not answered
will be passed to the
next team in the line and
so on.
+10 for right answer
No negative marking
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4. Question No 1
A small town/village named “SAKCHI” in India underwent a change in name after person
who made it the hub of its business/production. That village has now transformed into what
today people admire as a great city to live in.
Name the city?
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6. Question 2
The logo of this organisation has been inspired by the Kankaria Lake, Gujarat.
The logo is (supposed to be)centered at the common man.
Name the organisation.
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7. State Bank of India
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8. Question 3
This company once controlled by K. Rajan Pillai, made him known as “ Biscuit King “.
Later, he ceded this company to the Wadia Group.
Name the company.
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10. Question 4
Thumps Up is one of the most successful brand in the soft drink sector. It is owned by Coca-
Cola, though it was originally not theirs.
Coca Cola after their re-entry into Indian markets after a ban by Janata Regime, bought
this product from an FMCG giant.
Name that FMCG giant.
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12. Question 5
This Indian Cafe chain has superseded other giants in this business viz. Starbucks, Jubilant
Foods Ltd. etc. owned by ABCTC.
Amalgamated bean coffee trading company (ABCTC) is Chikmagalur based company
which grows coffee in its own estates of 12,000 acres (4249 hectares).
Name this café chain.
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13. Café Coffee Day
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14. Question 6
What started as a rubber balloon factory with a funding of Rs.14, 000 way back in the 40’s is
now a multibillion legacy that produces quality tyres used all around India & internationally
along with a presence in paints & coats, toys, motorsports and cricket training.
The name also has the name of the city where this company started.
Name the company.
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15. Madras Rubber Factory (MRF)
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16. Question 7
This very famous Indian SUV is sold in Europe under the name “GOA” while it is known by
some other name here in Indian.
The company which brought this SUV has the largest market share in India when it comes
to SUV sales.
Name the SUV.
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18. Question 8
In 1897 a young man named Ardeshir ____________ gave up law and turned to lock-
making. Ardeshir went on to make safes and security equipment of the highest order, and
then stunned the world by creating toilet soap from vegetable oil.
The blank represents the man’s title as well as the name of the company.
What does the blank represent?
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20. BIZZBUZZER
This round as
the name
suggest is a
buzzer round.
+20 for correct
answer
-5 for wrong
answer.
No passing is
allowed in this
round.
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21. Question 1
"I think, may be, when he looks back on his life, he might regret perhaps being so overly
flamboyant in the sort of showing off one's wealth“
Mr. X said this about Mr. Y in a Television Interview to NDTV.
Mr. Y is a Kolkata born Businessman.
Mr. X's company announced plans to build an orbital space launch system.
Identify X and Y.
{PARTIAL MARKS FOR EACH 10-10}
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22. X= Richard Branson Y= Vijay Mallya
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23. Question 2
______________ (a country) has cancelled its biggest foreign investment project, a $511
million deal with Indian firm _____________ to develop its international airport, raising
questions over the future of foreign investment in the islands renowned for luxury resorts.
Name the country and the firm.
{PARTIAL MARKS FOR EACH 10-10}
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25. Question 3
ONGC had signed an agreement with Petro________(this company contains the name of
the country) to promote the joint cooperation in hydrocarbon sector. __________ is one of
the focus countries for ONGC __________ (complete name of this ONGC subsidiary)where it
would like to acquire stakes in oil and gas assets depending on techno-commercial
viability.
This project is located in the South China Sea.
Name the both blanks.
{PARTIAL MARKS FOR EACH 10-10}
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27. Question 4
This airline company in India is the first to join world's largest global airline alliance,
headquartered in Frankfurt am Main, Germany in December 2013.
In 2011, the same alliance rejected this airline’s application to join it.
Name the airlines and the alliance.
{PARTIAL MARKS FOR EACH 10-10}
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29. Question 5
This person inherited his business from his father and is one of the most successful
industrialists in India.
He is also on the boards of directors of Bank of America.
His house is dubbed as the “Most Expensive House in the World”.
Name the person and the name the house.
{PARTIAL MARKS FOR EACH 10-10}
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31. BIZZEASY
This is a team
based round.
3 questions to
each team
+20 for each
correct.
No negative
marking.
No passing is
allowed.
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35. Question 2
In which continent other than Asia, where it operates in India, did his company started its
operations in? (Pic courtesy: Forbes INDIA)
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44. Question 3
Which e-commerce giant started its own range of electronic products under the brand
name “Citron”?
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