DataQuest, IIT Bombay

Here are the results of Brainathon conducted by DataQuest and Vodafone in association with Analytics Club, which never would have been a great success without all the freshmen. Their enthusiasm literally surprised us. We hope to have this trend in this tenure too. Here is what most people were waiting for

1. Time Keepers- Anmol Singh and Animesh Bohara (76 minutes)
2. Captain America- Drish Mahnot and Rajat Rathi (81 minutes)
3. Baap Log- Sanjay Khatri and Gaurav Didwania (96 minutes)
Wait for some amazing prizes to flow.

P.S. - Special mention for the ISAA Ritwick Chaudhry and the Acad Council coordinators for helping out! :)

Competition by Capital One

Hi folks,
Given the overwhelming response, we are extending our final shortlist limit from 20 to 25, wherein 5 teams will be given wildcard entries. These entries would be decided on a spot event which we would conduct during the final event. Make sure you turn up with your teams!

Date : 2nd April, 2016 Time : 7 Pm
Location : LC 001

Refreshment will be provided to each individual : Pizza hut's Pizza + Coke
For further details contact Tanmay Parekh : 09699360850

Hi folks!

Here’s a shout out for an awesome response for the qualification round. We have the shortlist of 20 teams for the final round of Survive the Rubble!

Given the overwhelming response, we are extending our final shortlist limit from 20 to 25, wherein 5 teams will be given wildcard entries. These entries would be decided on a spot event which we would conduct during the final event.

Date - 2nd April, Saturday.
Time - 7 pm
Venue - LC 001

Azriels - Varunesh Goyal
Drumpfets - Meet Shah
The sunshine girls - Soham Ganatra
Chota Bheem - Anand Dhoot
Ace - Sanat Anand
Ledgers - Abhinav Mishra
Qatar Airways - Himanshu Cheeta
ntm - Nikhil Vyas
Censorship Sucks - Utkarsh Kumar
Death by Numbers - Chandra Maloo
Zombies - Shobhit Voleti
Sheldon Ross & Sons - Arnab Manna
ShARE IITB - Siddhi Kasliwal
Bellatrix - Shievani Upadhyay
Survivors reassembled - Karthik Dixit
The 4 Horsemen - Pranav Damani
Mood Non Core - Pranav Prakash Srivastava
The Knight Crusaders - Anmol Gupta
Data-Beta - Bhavik Sanghavi
Donald - Leffin Christopher

P.S. - Make sure you turn up with your teams!

P.P.S. - Please tag yourself and others whom you know!

Last date of Registration 27th March , 2016

A terrible earthquake has struck Gotham. Even Wayne Tower could not stand to this wrath of nature. But thanks to Batman, the city council has been able to invest in right areas and several emergency medicare centers have been set-up and you are made in-charge of the biggest one. Injured are coming in from all over the city - in ambulances, buses or on foot. Can you be a Batman to the injured people of Gotham?

Capital One, in collaboration with DataQuest, IIT Bombay presents to you 'Survive the Rubble', a strategy game that puts you right in the middle of action in Gotham. If you successfully survive the challenge, there are cash prizes worth INR 30K to be won! And not to forget, tons of goodies to be won!

Time required is estimated to be 30 minutes .

Register in teams of 3 or 4 here – tiny.cc/rubble_bmb

Note: This event is open only for 2nd and 3rd year UG/Dual-Degree students. Last date of application is 27th March, 2016

FORMAT & DETAILS:

PRELIMINARY ROUND:

A puzzle would be mailed to registered team captains on 29th March, 2016 . First 20 teams with the right solution would be short-listed for the final round.

FINAL ROUND:

The final round for the shortlisted teams would be held at on 2nd April, 2016 . Prizes would be distributed right after the event.
Venue will be conveyed after first round .

For any details and queries, contact
Tanmay Parekh : 9699360850

Registration Form Hurry up, applications close by Wed, Oct 28; 2359Hrs..!!! All B.Tech/Dual students graduating in 2016 are eligible.

DataQuest in association with Capital One introduces 'Survive the Rubble ' : Turning Strategy into Hope

Hi,

A terrible earthquake has struck Gotham. Even Wayne Tower could not stand to this wrath of nature. But thanks to Batman, the city council has been able to invest in right areas and several emergency medicare centers have been set-up and you are made in-charge of the biggest one. Injured are coming in from all over the city - in ambulances, buses or on foot. Can you be a Batman to the injured people of Gotham?

Capital One, in collaboration with DataQuest, IIT Bombay presents to you 'Survive the Rubble', a strategy game that puts you right in the middle of action in Gotham. If you successfully survive the challenge, there are cash prizes worth INR 30K to be won! And not to forget, tons of goodies to be won!

Register in teams of 4 here – tiny.cc/rubble_bmb

Note: This event is open only for 2nd and 3rd year UG/Dual-Degree students. Last date of application is 25th March, 2016

FORMAT & DETAILS:

PRELIMINARY ROUND:

A puzzle would be mailed to registered team captains on 29th March, 2016 at 7:00 PM. First 20 teams with the right solution would be short-listed for the final round.

FINAL ROUND:

The final round for the shortlisted teams would be held at on 2nd April, 2016 . Prizes would be distributed right after the event.
Venue will be conveyed after first round .

The Analytics Club of IIT Bombay presents to you the first of its kind Analytics summit DataQuest that brings together the data centric community to learn, collaborate and network. There are going to be a number of exciting workshops, competitions and talks to shed light on applications of data science.

One such interesting application is in the field of cricket, the very religion of our country, which unites the diverse India. With the fever of the World T20 catching up on us ,here are some photos from our session.

Be there :)

The story of Dilip Vengsarkar Sir asking Kapil Dev to bowl to Sachin Tendulkar way back in 1988.
Mr Dilip Vengsarkar was the national selector who did not go with popular players like Dravid , Sachin and Laxman and selected MS Dhoni as the first captain of the team for the first world t20, which he won in 2007.

#ShukriyaSachin: Dilip Vengsarkar shares memories of Sachin Former Indian cricketer Dilip Vengsarkar who first spotted the talent in Sachin at the age of 14 shares his memories about the master blaster. For more info ...

ICC World T20 2007 held in South Africa was nothing less than the birth of the giant that T20 has now become. Sure, T20 matches were played before that but the inaugural tournament which turned out to be a mega event kickstarted the rapid growth of this format. Going down the memory lane we are going to relive the very first match of the tournament – West Indies vs South Africa.
Everytime you watch Christopher Henry Gayle walk out to bat you expect nothing less than fireworks! And the fans weren’t disappointed a bit. With 10 SIXES and 7 FOURS, he scored a 117 off just 57 balls. The world was astounded to see the likes of Po***ck being hit for 13 rpo! It looked like the hosts were destined to lose this one. West Indies went on to score 205 in that match!
But when has South Africa ever backed out of a challenge? Riding on a blitzkrieg 90 off 55 from Herschelle Gibbs and 46 off 22 from Justin Kemp (both not out till the very end) saw South Africa chase down the impossible. However, did I mention that the impossible was done in just 17.4 over?
What could have been a better start to this World Cup of endless memories!

PS. West Indian bowlers might have helped the Proteas tad bit by giving away 28 extras which still remains the 2nd highest extras ever conceded in a T20 innings.
To give interesting insights on the upcoming T20 World Cup, a talk would be given by a sports expert and sponsorship agent for FC Barcelona - Mr. Abhishek Sharma alongside Mr Dilip Vengsarkar.
More event details on :https://www.facebook.com/events/1397774137187820/

What a match! India met Pakistan for the inaugural edition of WT20 at a noisy Kingsmead in Durban in September 2007. A brilliant 4-wicket haul from Mohammad Asif let India just clear the 140 runs mark thanks to R. Uthappa’s 50 off 39. India restricted Pakistan to 100 off 17 overs with some disciplined bowling and determined fielding. It was not yet over for Pakistan as their star batsman Misbah-ul-Haq rose up to the challenge with an outstanding 53 off 35 balls. Pakistan now needed 1 run off 2 balls. Sreesanth beat Misbah with a quick, short ball and then off the final delivery, with 10 of the 11 Indians inside the circle, the batsman could only get the ball to cover from where Yuvraj relayed it to the bowler and ensured a run out that tied the scores.
Time for Bowl-out and the rest is history!
PS. Had Pakistan won the match in under 14.4 overs, India wouldn’t have qualified for the super 8 in the world cup tournament which they go on to win!

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