YESM

"Elementary, my dear Watson."

With mind-boggling riddles and questions darting at you, how many can you dodge and how many could leave you at your wit's end? It could very well be facts, figures, or fallacies, and armed with a dash of economic intuition, teams would compete neck to neck to crack the whodunnit and win exciting prizes. Know your methods, Holmes!

Contact:
Soumili Das - +91 91631 57225
Debadrita Banerjee - +91 99036 26354
Arnab Khan - +91 70446 43324


For further queries send us a mail at equizilibrium25@yesm.in.

Last date of registration: 31st January, 2025

1. Economics: World economy, Indian economic development, popular economic literature, trivia, etc.
2. Games and Sports: Questions related to various sports and iconic moments in sporting history.
3. Mixed Bag: Includes topics such as literature, history, science-technology, mythology, and culture.

1. The winning team shall receive prize money worth ₹2000, a trophy, and certificates of merit.
2. All participants shall receive participation certificates.

1. The event is open to all enrolled high school (+2), undergraduate, and postgraduate students (U-25) of any discipline.
2. Each team can have a maximum of 3 members. Lone wolves are also allowed to participate and will be considered a team.
3. Teams will have to pay an entry fee of ₹150.
4. Cross-college/university teams are welcomed and encouraged to participate.
5. No restrictions on the number of teams from one College/University/Institution.
6. The entire event will be conducted in-person in the Jadavpur University campus.
7. Finalists will be required to provide the organizers with valid proof of their present qualification.
8. The decision of the quizmaster is final with regard to the questions and scoring.
9. Anyone who resorts to unfair means during the quiz will have their team disqualified.

Quiz Format:

10. The quiz will consist of two stages: the preliminary stage and the final stage.
11. The preliminary stage will be in written format. Questions will appear on the screen and teams will have to write the answers on a given white paper.
12. The prelims will have 20 questions and the multiples of 4 will be starred questions.
13. In the event of a tie, the number of starred questions answered correctly will be used to break the tie.
14. If the tie persists, then the longest streak of questions answered correctly will be considered.
15. Apart from the 20 questions, 2 extra questions will be incorporated into the questionnaire as the ultimate tiebreaker instrument.
16. The top 6 teams will qualify for the final stage.
17. All the standard rules, including the pounce-bounce format, will be followed.
18. The winner takes the entire prize money.