A Quizzing League
This an idea I've had ever since class 9 or something. A Quiz League. Actually it's more like an F-1 Season, but what the hell.
I guess its better to start with around 5 colleges which have a good standing in quizzing circles and have a future. At complete random, say; NSIT, DCE, St.Stephen's, BVCOE and Ramjas.
Day 1: Qualifying round . Top 32 Teams qualify. They are divided into eight groups of four.
By holding two to four quizzes simultaneously, you have the eight quizzes from which the top two teams qualify.
Day 2: The top 16 are divided into groups of 4 again. They again quiz with the top two of each quiz making the semi-finals. The top two teams of each semi-final make the final.
Points System:
Top 8 of qualifying round get same points as in a F-1 GP.
5 points per round won till final. 3 for second.
Final:
Winner - 10
Second - 8
Third - 6
Fourth - 4
Maximum Possible Points per Venue: 10+3*5+10= 35
Calender:
October 13-14: NSIT
October 27-28: DCE
December 22-23: St. Stephen's
February 1-2: BVCOE
February 22-23: Ramjas
Either you have a central quiz association like the KQA, which will conduct all quizzes or the quiz society of each college will conduct the quiz. But the responsibility of conducting the quiz will be alloted before the season begins. If we can get some sponsors and the support of the colleges, this thing actually has some potential.
Whatever, what do you'll think of this?
I guess its better to start with around 5 colleges which have a good standing in quizzing circles and have a future. At complete random, say; NSIT, DCE, St.Stephen's, BVCOE and Ramjas.
This is a very, very raw idea. But try this:
Day 1: Qualifying round . Top 32 Teams qualify. They are divided into eight groups of four.
By holding two to four quizzes simultaneously, you have the eight quizzes from which the top two teams qualify.
Day 2: The top 16 are divided into groups of 4 again. They again quiz with the top two of each quiz making the semi-finals. The top two teams of each semi-final make the final.
Points System:
Top 8 of qualifying round get same points as in a F-1 GP.
5 points per round won till final. 3 for second.
Final:
Winner - 10
Second - 8
Third - 6
Fourth - 4
Maximum Possible Points per Venue: 10+3*5+10= 35
Calender:
October 13-14: NSIT
October 27-28: DCE
December 22-23: St. Stephen's
February 1-2: BVCOE
February 22-23: Ramjas
Either you have a central quiz association like the KQA, which will conduct all quizzes or the quiz society of each college will conduct the quiz. But the responsibility of conducting the quiz will be alloted before the season begins. If we can get some sponsors and the support of the colleges, this thing actually has some potential.
Whatever, what do you'll think of this?
posted by Unknown at
5:17 AM
6 Comments:
y dun u add my college also over here. I'm frm Shaheed Sukhdev College of Business Studies......We also have vry good quizzing teams (only business quizzing)....Our college has AIMA national winners and also Tata Crucibles Qualifiers.
By
Unknown, at 9:19 AM, March 26, 2007
Harish,
assume that I have stated the zarkin' obvious obligatory joke, and move on.
Watch the pythons.
And don't be afraid of the dark.
By
Nimish Batra, at 9:31 AM, April 03, 2007
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By
Anonymous, at 11:31 AM, November 14, 2009
Im from hindu college and i think this is a brilliant idea.
Let's make it happen.You can get in touch with me through e-mail - s.harshvardhan@gmail.com
By
Harsh, at 12:45 AM, March 19, 2011
also id like to point out that the Columban Open Quiz at the school level has an almost identical format to what you are suggesting.
So basically what youre saying boils down merely to heavy participation(the coulmban open quiz has around 1000 people ka participation so there is no other option but to have a knockout format)
By
Harsh, at 12:50 AM, March 19, 2011
Delhi largest and toughest quiz competition !! register now !!
http://tafopen.com/
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Prapti, at 3:37 AM, January 07, 2012
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