Army Public School Bolarum wins TCS InQuizitive 2026 Hyderabad

Hyderabad: Army Public School Bolarum students Kalepu Yashvardhan and Anirudh Rengarajan won the TCS InQuizitive 2026 Hyderabad edition on Thursday. The annual inter-school quiz saw 249 teams from 28 schools compete in…

Hyderabad: Army Public School Bolarum students Kalepu Yashvardhan and Anirudh Rengarajan won the TCS InQuizitive 2026 Hyderabad edition on Thursday. The annual inter-school quiz saw 249 teams from 28 schools compete in real-time, with participants receiving AI-powered performance analytics after each round.

Army Public School Bolarum wins TCS InQuizitive 2026 Hyderabad

TCS InQuizitive tests students from grades 8 to 12 across subjects including education, entertainment, sports, business trends, advertising, and social media, with a focus on STEM topics such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, automation, biometrics, and robotics. TCS president V Rajanna said the quiz has evolved over 28 years into a platform for young learners to test knowledge and broaden curiosity beyond the classroom.

Winners now advance to the national finals, though the date has not been announced.

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TCS InQuizitive, now in its 28th year, has become one of India's largest inter-school quiz platforms, drawing thousands of students annually across multiple cities. The Hyderabad edition's 249 teams from 28 schools reflect a typical regional participation level for the competition. TCS, as India's largest IT services company, uses this quiz to identify young talent in STEM fields, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and robotics are now explicitly tested, signalling the company's focus on next-generation skills. Winners Yashvardhan and Rengarajan advance to the national finals, where they will compete against winners from other city editions. The next round's date has not been announced.


Source: telanganatoday.com

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