Inter House IT Competitions

Inter House IT Competitions - 2025
2025-08-01

InterHouse IT Competitions - 2025

Date: August 1&2, 2025
All photos and videos are available at the end of this report.

The InterHouse IT Competitions 2025 brought together some of the brightest tech minds across the school in a vibrant celebration of innovation, creativity, and collaboration. Held on August 1st, the daylong event featured a series of challenging and engaging competitions that spanned across various branches of technology - from programming and robotics to poster design and presentations. Here's a look at each event that made this year's edition a standout success.

InterHouse Quiz Competition

A crowd favorite, the InterHouse Quiz Competition was a highenergy event filled with excitement, tension, and a great deal of brainpower. Each house was represented by a twomember team, and the competition unfolded over several dynamic rounds.

Participants strategically selected questions from a grid, choosing their level of difficulty and category. The stakes were raised in the "Pounce" round, where teams could attempt to answer questions directed at their competitors for bonus points - a thrilling twist that kept everyone on their toes.

The Audio and Picture Round challenged participants to identify techrelated hardware images and sound clips, while the Rapid Fire Round tested their speed and coordination under pressure, with teams answering as many questions as possible in just 60 seconds.

This event not only showcased technical knowledge but also highlighted the importance of teamwork, quick thinking, and tactical decisionmaking. It was a memorable contest that left both participants and the audience thoroughly energized.

IT-Quiz Results
Class 9&10
First Positon
Ariv Sharma 9C Jupiter
Akshaj Sharma 10E Jupiter
Second Position
Saahen 9E Saturn
Kanav Sharma 10E Saturn
Third Position
Maanvi Jindal 10D Mars
Gunbir Singh 9E Mars

PosterMaking Competition (Classes 6 & 7)

The PosterMaking Competition, held for students of Classes 6 and 7, was a wonderful expression of creativity and awareness. With themes like Sustainable Technology and Cyber Bullying, students crafted visually impactful and thoughtprovoking posters.

The aim was to inspire young minds to think critically about the role of technology in our world today. The entries reflected a deep understanding of the topics, with artistic flair and originality. The enthusiasm of the participants and the quality of the posters made this event a true visual delight.

Poster Making Results
Class 6&7
First Positon
Rudhav Dhingra 7E Saturn
Akshit Arya 6D Saturn
Second Position
Gursanjh Kaur 7E Neptune
Agamjot Singh 6E Neptune
Third Position
Jaghvi Garg 7D Jupiter
Keharbir Dabgotra 6B Jupiter

Programming Competition (Classes 9 & 10)

The Programming Competition was a platform for the techsavvy minds of Classes 9 and 10 to showcase their coding prowess. Teams of two from each house tackled problemsolving tasks using Java in the BlueJ IDE, tailored to their level of expertise.

Participants were challenged to write logical, efficient code and validate their solutions using predefined test data. Judges observed keenly to ensure discipline and fair play, while also appreciating creativity and problemsolving approaches.

The event promoted not just programming skills but also critical thinking, collaboration, and realworld application of coding knowledge - nurturing the next generation of software developers.

Programming Results
Class 9&10
First Positon
Shivansh Goel 10A Mars
Madhur Manta 9E Mars
Second Position
Harnawaz Singh Brar 9D Saturn
Mridul Sood 10E Saturn
Third Position
Neil Malhotra 9E Jupiter
Neenv Sachdeva 10E Jupiter

Robotics and Electronics Event

Merging hardware with innovation, the Robotics and Electronics Event tested students' ability to build and troubleshoot circuits using TinkerCAD Circuits and Arduinobased problem statements.

Each twomember team worked under pressure to interpret electronic schematics, write functioning code, and simulate their designs. Evaluation included handson testing and a Q&A session with judges, adding depth to the experience.

The competition succeeded in promoting a practical understanding of embedded systems and inspired a handson approach to learning about robotics and electronics.

Robotics Results
Class 8,9&10
First Positon
Aditya Sharma 9D Saturn
Siddharth Vimal 10D Saturn
Second Position
Divam Thakur 9E Neptune
Atharv Rahul Mahajan 8D Neptune
Third Position
Lakshy Rawat 8B Mars
Shivam Sharma 10D Mars

Presentation Competition

The Presentation Competition challenged students to combine research, critical thinking, and presentation skills. Representing each house, twomember teams explored socially relevant and forwardlooking topics:

TechEnabled Disaster Management
AI for Wildlife Conservation

Presentations were crafted and submitted in PowerPoint format, adhering strictly to guidelines-no videos, voiceovers, or plagiarism allowed. During the live event, students delivered their talks confidently within the 45 minute timeframe, followed by an interactive Q&A session with judges.

This event stood out for its emphasis on originality, clarity, and depth of research. It not only encouraged awareness of global issues but also enhanced the students' communication and collaboration skills.

PowerPoint Presentations Results
Class 7&8
First Positon
Vivaan Sahni 8B Saturn
Shubham Ghosh 7E Saturn
Second Position
Daksh Malhotra 8C Mars
Hardik Maini 7B Mars
Third Position
Parinaaz Kaur Sidhu 8B Jupiter
Hitansh Jain 7E Jupiter

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