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Robotics workshop concludes at MV International School 10/14/2014 11:35:17 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Oct 14: Two days Robotics workshop cum championship concluded today at Zonal Centre MV International School at a high note. According to sources, the students got a hand on experience to interact with Research teams of ISEC systems. They studied the science of robotics and were highly enthusiastic to know each and every detail of the field. It was a tough competition for the participants but sheer by their presence of mind crossed all levels. The workshop cum championship was organised in collaboration with IIT Bombay. The last session of two days workshop included experimentation with Robots followed by a quiz competition. Results of the zonal round were: 1st Position: was won by DPS Jammu, 2nd Position was bagged by Heritage School, the 3rd Position was secured by MV International school & 4th by Heritage school again. The winning teams of zonal round will participate in National level grand finale at IIT Bombay. Gourav Abrol Director, MV International School congratulated the winners for their outstanding performance and wished them best of luck for the future. K.L Dogra Principal, MV International School presented the vote of thanks and applauded the efforts of participants as well as organising team to make this event a great success.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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