Hi everybody,
We are planning to conduct a business quiz in our college, and I have been given the responsibility to organize it. We are also inviting students from other colleges to participate in the quiz.
Please help me by giving ideas to make this program successful. I do not have a clear idea about the number of rounds to be conducted and how to differentiate between the rounds, etc. Please give me some ideas ASAP.
Thank you.
From India, Hyderabad
We are planning to conduct a business quiz in our college, and I have been given the responsibility to organize it. We are also inviting students from other colleges to participate in the quiz.
Please help me by giving ideas to make this program successful. I do not have a clear idea about the number of rounds to be conducted and how to differentiate between the rounds, etc. Please give me some ideas ASAP.
Thank you.
From India, Hyderabad
Ms.Bindu Could you let me know which college/Cilty / Location is it . I could inform the colleges I am in touch with. Regards, Avin Soft Skills Facilitator
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
Thank you for your response, Mr. Avin. I will let you know the date exactly once it is confirmed. Our process is becoming a bit late because of this Jai Telangana issue. I am giving the details which you asked for.
COLLEGE: Magnus School of Business
Yellareddyguda, Road beside Chermas (Ameerpet)
Hyderabad.
Thank you.
From India, Hyderabad
COLLEGE: Magnus School of Business
Yellareddyguda, Road beside Chermas (Ameerpet)
Hyderabad.
Thank you.
From India, Hyderabad
Hi everybody, Why am I not able to get the suggestions to conduct the quiz program? Please contribute some ideas.
From India, Hyderabad
From India, Hyderabad
OK, conduct a quiz in 5 to 6 levels.
First Step: Written Aptitude/Quiz
In this step, include all generalized questionnaires and then the current affairs. But see to it that it follows the 20-30-50 principle. That is, 20% should be tough, 30% should be average, and 50% should be easily identifiable. Although this is not a hard and fast rule, it's just a basic guideline.
Once the shortlisted candidates from the written test, make groups of 5 or 4 members in a group. Then the actual business quiz starts.
Second Step
LEVEL 1: Multiple-choice questions with no passing of questions and no negative marking. You can include questions about Economics, Markets, etc.
LEVEL 2: Logo identification - Include logos that are not easily identifiable. Passing is there, no multiple choice, and negative marking is applicable.
LEVEL 3: Tagline identification - Use challenging taglines from Google for teams to answer. Passing is there, no multiple choice, and negative marking is applicable. Scores can be +10 and -5 for negative.
LEVEL 4: Guess the quotes from corporate figures like Mr. NRN, Azim Premji, Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, etc. Negative marking may or may not apply.
LEVEL 5: Rapid Fire Round - 90 seconds, 5 questions per team.
Example:
1. Who is the present chairman of TATA Motors?
2. Who wrote the book "White Tiger"?
3. Expand BMW.
4. What message is conveyed in the TV ad of "IDBI Bank"?
5. Which was the recent car launched by TOYOTA?
This is just a basic format I have provided. Each one of them may have their own preferences.
So, I wish you all the best. And please share your quiz PowerPoint after conducting it in your college/institution.
Regards,
AJAY
HRDRAGON
From India, Bangalore
First Step: Written Aptitude/Quiz
In this step, include all generalized questionnaires and then the current affairs. But see to it that it follows the 20-30-50 principle. That is, 20% should be tough, 30% should be average, and 50% should be easily identifiable. Although this is not a hard and fast rule, it's just a basic guideline.
Once the shortlisted candidates from the written test, make groups of 5 or 4 members in a group. Then the actual business quiz starts.
Second Step
LEVEL 1: Multiple-choice questions with no passing of questions and no negative marking. You can include questions about Economics, Markets, etc.
LEVEL 2: Logo identification - Include logos that are not easily identifiable. Passing is there, no multiple choice, and negative marking is applicable.
LEVEL 3: Tagline identification - Use challenging taglines from Google for teams to answer. Passing is there, no multiple choice, and negative marking is applicable. Scores can be +10 and -5 for negative.
LEVEL 4: Guess the quotes from corporate figures like Mr. NRN, Azim Premji, Kiran Mazumdar Shaw, etc. Negative marking may or may not apply.
LEVEL 5: Rapid Fire Round - 90 seconds, 5 questions per team.
Example:
1. Who is the present chairman of TATA Motors?
2. Who wrote the book "White Tiger"?
3. Expand BMW.
4. What message is conveyed in the TV ad of "IDBI Bank"?
5. Which was the recent car launched by TOYOTA?
This is just a basic format I have provided. Each one of them may have their own preferences.
So, I wish you all the best. And please share your quiz PowerPoint after conducting it in your college/institution.
Regards,
AJAY
HRDRAGON
From India, Bangalore
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