Case Study: Zee Learn Hyderabad by Soil Tree
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The document summarizes a budding scientist contest held in Hyderabad. It was organized by Zee Learn and took place on November 13th. The contest had three phases - a school event, followed by prize distribution. The school event involved three categories based on grades (3rd-4th, 5th-6th, 7th-8th) across three schools. Each category recorded the activities at the schools, including registration, classroom setups, and judges evaluating student projects. The final phase was the prize distribution at Birla Planetarium where winners from each category were recognized and felicitated.
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