AMSACON 2020 | Post-conference Booklet

AMSACON AMSACON

POST CONFERENCE BOOKLET

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03 04 10 Welcome

Empathy

Keynotes

Based

Ceremony

11 12 14 Enquiry

STNETNOC

Nexus:

Colloguium

Cyberbullying

Connecting

Magna

workshop

15 17 20 medicine

MERSA

Academic

The hEARt

Methodologies

Competitions

Method

21 22 23 Love

FAAST

Room Of

Unplugged

Workshop

Riddles

25 26 Mission

Credits

Marvel

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WELCOME WELCOME CEREMONY CEREMONY ''The Joy we feel has little to do with the circumstances of our lives and everything to do with the focus of our lives.� - Russel M. Nelson Celebrating bonds of friendship and learning, even when the state of things was not the most conducive is what defines the spirit of AMSA best. An incredible opening ceremony commenced AMSACON and welcome address by the Executive Board members set the pace for the exciting events to come. The event acquainted the delegates with the activities and accomplishments of AMSA, our various departments and public health projects and the numerous leadership opportunities that are offered to the young minds. It was followed by a short tutorial on how to use AIRMEETwhich was the platform for conducting AMSACON event Treasure Hunt A surprise was in store for all as AMSA India launched the ninth edition of its newsletter Revista Medicos which was coupled with an exciting Treasure Hunt. The event turned out delightfully well, leaving delegates all pumped up for the 7 days of the AMSACON Extravaganza. Kudos to Masters of the ceremony- Arpit Singh and Oshin Puri and the organizing team membersAsmitha Reddy, Sanjali Dharamshi and Shriharmender Kant for admirably executing the Welcome Ceremony.

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KEYNOTES KEYNOTES “Telemedicine: Changing Medical Care in Covid times Before becoming a Doctor, I was a patient myself,” says Dr. Saurabh Chawla, Co-Founder at DOCTERZ. As someone who has worked in the rural settings he has a deep understanding of the existing Primary Healthcare Infrastructure. The changing times and need of patients motivated him to set up DOCTORZ.COM an online consultation platform.

As the Hospitals are occupied with COVID patients. Both patients and doctors need safer ways to engage with each other. A solution to follow up with doctors, the ability to make payments, and receive doctor’s advice is required to create a safe healthcare system. Technology has been constantly changing how patients receive healthcare, irrespective of geographical boundaries, making quality healthcare more accessible and affordable even in far-flung areas. At the same time, patients’ expectations for a convenient healthcare system are also evolving. However, the lack of awareness of patients about digital solutions due to their complexity, or the lack of knowledge about current online healthcare solutions have been the major drawbacks which need to be dealt with at the earliest. Hence, there is a need for a user-friendly platform with user-centric approach which can be used even by common people.

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Classical Music Why it is high time to ingrain classical music in India's health care and role of Medical students. It is said "Music can heal wounds Medicine cannot touch." Biological explanations may not do justice to the effect music has on man, however to quote Plato "Music is mortal law. It gives soul to the universe, wings to the imagination, and charm and gaiety to life and to everything else".

Starting with the Neuro-Psycho-Endocrinology of music and the researches related to the application of Music Therapy in palliative treatment, the session was an enlightening one. Highlighting the void of this particular field in India Dr. Tara Rajendran talks about how it can benefit patients and help to revive the artists of our country. Talking about the need to change and reignite the lost passion of classical music in trained medical students, she establishes the need for a new outlook to Music as a whole.

Medically mediocre As one of its kind session, Medically Mediocre was an extraordinary & cheerfully delivered interactive talk by Dr. Avi Singh, the current VOCI for AMSA- India with several academic accolades to his name. The aim was to help everyone discover their unique way of learning and instill confidence in themselves, no matter which college in which part of India they are in, and how they have been scoring in the past.

Thanks to Dr. Avi’s brilliant tips and tricks, expressed through a uniquely personalized and aesthetic presentation with 20 secret pearls of wisdom in there & tricky Questions to challenge the human mind. Everything was comprehensively kept forward to help the students realise that it is not about how intelligent one is, but how confident, quick and wise you are.

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Indian scenario of global surgical research For the fourth keynote of AMSACON, we had Dr Dhruv Ghosh, who is Hub Director (India), Global Surgery Research Collaborative, University Of Birmingham, UK and Professor (Paediatric Surgery), Christian Medical College, Ludhiana, Punjab, India Consultant (Paediatric Urology), Sultan Qaboos University Hospital, Muscat, Oman speak to students about global surgery research in India.

The session was hosted by Dr Rohini Dutta, intern at Christian Medical College, Ludhiana and Researcher at the Indian hub for global surgery. The session began with Dr.Ghosh discussing the healthcare scenario in India followed by the the creation of the Lancet Commission on Global Surgery, which encompasses almost 110 different countries, efforts have now been set on working at the highest level - with governments, health ministers, and financial officers - to enact changes in policy and infrastructure for whole countries to improve people’s access to surgical care.

Currently, 5 billion people around the world do not have adequate access to basic surgical care. Our global economy could lose 21 trillion dollars between 2015 and 2030, with 12.3 trillion lost by low- and middle-income countries, so the lack of surgical care worldwide is also a significant detriment to the progress of humanity. Global surgery research aims to provide data to impact the healthcare scenario by providing solutions in LMICs like India. Medical students can get involved in research with NIHR India Global Surgery Hub in the following ways: Formulating their own Micro studies after successfully procuring funding

by NIHR Global surgery University of Birmingham through the Indian Hub with the help of faculty mentors.

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Taking part in ongoing Randomised control trials (RCTs) or the ones in inception eg. GIRAFFE RCT, etc.

Taking part in existing ongoing cohort studies/ micro studies funded by NIHR eg. CROCODILE. For the same, GCP Training is required. The Indian hub of global surgery is already establishing an online portal for providing medical students with GCP Training.

Other research opportunities would be put up on the website, promoted via social media.

Ultimately, whether you are interested in surgery/anesthesia/OBGyn, global/public health, economics/finance, policy, technology/engineering, education/empowerment, statistics/research, or any combination of these, you have a very significant contribution to make to this growing field. And no matter how young or old you are, no matter how little or how much you can contribute, your involvement in global surgery is incredibly necessary and valuable.

We are looking for determined, driven and hardworking medical students with a strong interest in surgical research. A protocol on how you all can be formally involved along with a google form is underway. Watch out for the same in the upcoming month! The session ended with a quick impromptu QnA with Dr Ghosh and Dr Rohini where queries about finding mentorship in surgery and being an able mentee were discussed. You can view the session on AMSA-India youtube channel incase you missed it.

For any queries contact: Dr Rohini Dutta Instagram @beyondhercurls_ Twitter : rohdutta

Silicon Valley Innovation and Entrepreneurship: AMSA-India has partnered with Scholastic Expeditions (SE) to AMSAMembers this workshop on innovation and entrepreneurship. SE is a leader in experiential education and helps students jump start their careers in medicine, media and the environment by partnering with top-notch universities and distinguished experts. Dr. Nina Vassan is a clinical assistant professor in the department of psychiatry at Stanford, the chief Medical officer of a company called Real, author of the amazon #1 best selling book: Do good well: your guide to leadership, action and social intervention and the founder and executive director of brainstorm: the Stanford lab for mental health innovation.

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Demystifying Residency the Path Ahead: USMLE edition with Lecturio Learn how to study strategically and prepare for USMLE! Our guest speaker, Katlin Hiller the student relations manager of lecturio takes us through topics like: - Information about taking the USMLE and obtaining residency in the United States - How to implement evidence-based study strategies in your daily study routines with Lecturio - A platform walkthrough of Lecturio Check out this amazing and an insightful session on how to crack the USMLE!

Demystifying Residency the Path Ahead: Australia Edition Want to pursue your post-graduation in Australia? Want to go for it, but unsure of the further path? Want to take up a surgical field in future, but not confident of getting a training position in Australia? Dr. Jun Parker, an AMSA alumni, takes us through all these questions and more! In this webinar, we explore questions such as can I build my CV during my UG days? Get to know about the life of an Asian doctor in Australia!

Plastic Surgery: The Cutting Edge This keynote features Dr. RK Khazanchi (President APSI, Chairman Plastic, Aesthetic & Reconstructive surgery at Medanta Hospital, Gurugram) & Dr. Ravi Mahajan, (President elect APSI, President Indian Society of Surgery for the Hand ISSH and President Indian Society of Reconstructive Microsurgery ISRM!) What makes plastic surgery the most sought after surgical branch in the US? Learn all about plastic surgery and more in this keynote!

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Demystifying Residency: The Path Ahead: PLAB Edition Are you considering pursuing a post-graduation in the UK? In this webinar we cover it all! Having gone through the process herself, Dr Susmita Reddy, a graduate of TNMC, Mumbai, was the perfect person to answer all of our members' doubts! This webinar gave our viewers a step by step guide to crack PLAB from PLAB 1 & 2 to VISA, IELTS and applying for jobs.

Check out this webinar on YouTube if you missed it!

Please scan the QR code to access the keynotes.

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EMPATHY EMPATHY BASED BASED ENQUIRY ENQUIRY FOR FOR DOCTORS DOCTORS AMSA-India has partnered with Scholastic Expeditions(SE) to provide AMSA-Members this workshop on innovation and entrepreneurship. SE is a leader in experiential education and helps students jump start their careers in medicine, media and the environment by partnering with top-notch universities and distinguished experts.

Dr. Shebani Sethi Dalai is the founding director of Metabolic Psychiatry clinic at Stanford University. Her talk on the way the mind works and the relation between mind and body was mind boggling and inspirational. This workshop concentrated on the importance of Empathy even dealing with issues with the mind and also when addressing a fellow person and how being open minded and non judgmental comes a long way in being a better person and also by helping patients.

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NEXUSNEXUS- CONNECTING CONNECTING MEDICINE MEDICINE The event was conducted on 12th October,2020 from 4-8pm. The event was conducted in 2 phases ie prelims and finals. The prelims was conducted on Quizizz and the finals were conducted on Zoom and live streamed on YouTube. The event was organised under the supervision of Chitwan Ghuman (Director of Academics, AMSA-India) along with Gunjan Malhotra, Anshul Mahajan and Nirmaljeet Kaur (National Academic officers, AMSA-India).

The winners for the same were: 1st- Shiveha Verma (North zone) 2nd- Vallabh shet (South zone) 3rd- Dr. Avi Singh (North zone) The winners were awarded with one year subscription of Visual Dx each!

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COLLOQUIUM COLLOQUIUM MAGNA MAGNA On October 10th and 11th of 2020, Project W.A.S.H. under the PHRD of AMSA-India organized Model United Nations (MUN) as COLLOQUIUM MAGNA in which more than 100 people registered for, with more than 80 people actively participating.

The MUN was organized through 3 different committee`s: WHO, UNHCR and CCC with separate agenda`s in relation to current events. Held over 2 days, day one consisted of the committee of WHO and day two had the committee`s UNHCR and CCC. Each committee lasted approximately for the duration of 6hrs. Fishbowl was organized at the end of each session to involve all the delegates for some humor after an exhausting session of the MUN. The goal was to acquaint students with the role of the UN while providing them an opportunity to play a proactive role in WASH related global issues.

WASH is at the center of the development agenda, with a distinct sector goal (SDG 6) that envisions universal, sustainable, and equitable access to safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene, and the elimination of open defecation by 2030.

As a charitable event all profits made during the course of the event were donated to #NoDropWasted Campaign which has been organized by one of our sponsors Water Aid India. Apart from them we also had 2 other sponsor’s WhiteSwan Public Speaking aided us in various organizational aspects and also in providing their orators critical for the smooth functioning of the MUN and Amboss.

NoDropWasted Campaign by WaterAid: The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the importance of access to clean water in keeping diseases at bay. Water scarcity has always been a problem and now with the onset of summers, this problem is going to be greatly amplified making the already difficult issue of the pandemic even harder to tackle. We aim to provide clean Water, Sanitation and Hygiene services to all during and after the COVID19 pandemic.

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Winners of the MUN according to their respective committees are as follows:

WHO (World Health Organization) Best Delegate: Yuvraj Singh (Morocco) Outstanding Delegate: Sampada Kuwar (Mexico) Honorable Delegate: Amrutha Lakhotia (Nepal) Position paper special mention: Stefanni Genesaret (UAE) Special Mention`s: Charan Saravanan (UK), Sneha Jaripiti (Australia), Hariharan Seshadri (Columbia), Mohit Balani (Germany), Rakshita Jain (Israel) and Vaishnavi Kanisetti (Russia)

CCC (Continuous Crisis Committee) Best Delegate: Udit Mongia (Peru) Outstanding Delegate: Meena Iyer (Iraq) Honorable Delegate: Solomon Raj (Qatar) Position paper special mention: Vaishnavi Balakrishnan (Singapore) Special Mentions: Steffi Rachel Varghese (Iran) and Tanya Nazar (Turkey)

UNHCR (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees) Best Delegate: Inyat Singhal (Australia) Outstanding Delegate: Chehek Anand and Keagan Miranda (Uganda and Iran ) Best Position Paper: Keagan Miranda (Iran) Special Mentions: Luv Gupta (South Korea) and Sabarni Das (Syria)

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CYBER CYBER BULLYING BULLYING The cyber bullying workshop was one of the major events in this year’s AMSACON. This is an event by Project Muskurahat . We here at Project Muskurahat work towards destigmatizing mental health and spreading awareness not only among children but also focus on providing help to parents and other working adults.

In this event our focus was to inform people about the various forms of cyber hacking and the bullying that takes place on the internet nowadays, our workshop shed light on how to tackle such problems legally and also gave tips to overcome the mental stress and trauma that follows such mishaps.

We had invited a team of Professional Lawyers who represented a Law firm named Augralids Law Office, and an expert in clinical psychology.

This entire team of brilliant professionals helped give our event the success that it received.

We are extremely pleased by the response that our event has received and we promise to be back with many more exciting events.

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MERSA MERSA METHODOLOGIES METHODOLOGIES 1.0 1.0 As a newly formed subsidiary of AMSA-India, MERSA (Medico’s Education and Research Society of AMSA-India) made its debut in AMSAIndia via AMSACON through its first workshop MERSA Methodologies – The Pre-Research Workshop. As it was their first event, the MERSA team had put in a lot of efforts to make the sessions as informative and funfilled as they could, with a lot of activities and hands-on-training. 30 participants were selected out of 200+ applicants based on their motivation behind joining the workshop. The 3 days were designed in such a way that the participants got an in depth knowledge regarding the various pre-requisites to consider before undertaking a research.

The workshop was made even more competitive by completing assignments at the end of each day. Finally the wait came to an end and the workshop officially begun with the participants filling out the pre-event form to assess their current understanding of research before the start of the workshop.

Day 1: Topics covered:· Introduction to Research and Types of Research· Finding topics for Research / Approaching the Right People to guide you ·International Opportunities· Barriers to Research With increasing enthusiasm of the participants, the workshop started with an ice-breaking session. Following it, the participants were exposed to the world of research with the amazing topics covered by the MERSA members. At the end of Day 1, an assessment form was given as the homework which the participants were asked to submit in the google classroom before the second day of the workshop.

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Day 2: Topics covered:· Protocol Preparation· Building a Basic Research Paper The second day of the workshop was jam-packed with knowledge for the attendees as the main domain of the entire workshop, the ‘Protocol Preparation’ was covered that day. After the participants got an insight, for the Day 2 activity, they were divided into 5 groups and were asked to prepare and present a protocol. Each team was given a different title and were given a day’s time to prepare the protocol. Taking into consideration the immense number of applications that were received for the workshop and after discussion with AMSA-India members, Day 2 was telecasted live on AMSA-India YouTube page.

Day 3: Topics covered:· IEC and ICMR guidelines· Ethics in Research· Research Updates with respect to Protocol and Ethics After preparing their proposals & having deep discussions, the participants finally reached the third day of the workshop, where the teams were eagerly waiting to present their proposals. After the topics were covered, two volunteers from each team presented their protocols following which the MERSA team critically appraised their proposals.

At the end of day 3, the participants were asked to fill a post-event questionnaire consisting of questions from the pre-event form in addition to few more questions to access the knowledge gained through the workshop. The participants were scored based on their performance in the homework given, their proposal and the post-event form and a baseline passing criteria of 50% marks were fixed. The passing scores along with the attendance of 3 days was the eligible criteria in order to qualify for the certificate.

The 7½ hour workshop thus came to an end and all the participants crossed all the levels of barrier to their certificate with flying colors. With a huge success of the first workshop stay tuned for further updates of MERSA Methodologies 2.0 – The Research workshop sometime in the mid of November.

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ACADEMIC ACADEMIC COMPETITIONS COMPETITIONS ‘While most are dreaming of success, competitors wake-up and work hard to achieve it’ As a part of AMSACON, five academic competitions was conducted for a span of 3 days to set the fire among the medical students to showcase their research and innovative works. AMSA-India felt privileged to seat an esteemed panel of judges from all over the world to assess and analyze the entries of the participants. The entire competition was an academic extravaganza and the winners were given a chance to present in EAMSC, 2021

Scientific Paper: Date: 13th Oct., 2020 A research paper is a product of seeking information, analysis, human thinking and time. It is necessary to analyze their topics , research , cover key concepts, process credible articles , and organize final studies properly.

Judges: Winners: · Dr Vinaya Shah 1st: Oshin Puri · Dr Suranjana Basak 2nd: Mannat Kaur Bhatia· Dr Shiv Joshi 3rd: Tejaswini Lohokare, Pranjal Ghatkar

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Scientific poster: A scientific poster is a communication tool which combines a verbal presentation with a structured visual aid to effectively summarize research concisely, help publicize the results, and generate meaningful discussion Judges: about the topic Dr Vinaya Shah Date: 13th Oct., 2020 Dr Suranjana Basak Winners: 路 Dr Shiv Joshi 1st: Avi Singh 路 2nd: Lohit Vaishnao

Video Informercial: Date: 14th Oct., 2020 A video infomercial is a longer-form video that acts as a stand-alone program to educate its viewers with a call to action. The video introduces a creative way to address the featured programs to the public and also ways to prevent these problems in future.

Judges: Winners: 路 Dr Sudhir Prabhu 1st: Mansanjam Kaur 路 Dr Raviteja Innamuri 2nd: Aaral Alisha Monteiro & team Dr Priyanka Devgun

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Public Infographic Poster: Date: 14th Oct., 2020 Public Infographic poster competitions provide an avenue to raise awareness and disseminate information through the use of visually appealing, brief and simple publicity materials to effectively communicate issues and topics.

Judges: Winners: · Dr Sudhir Prabhu 1st: Ikshita Nagar· Dr Raviteja Innamuri 2nd: Arpit Singh · Dr Priyanka Devgun 3rd: Bhavya Pahwa

White Paper: Date: 15th Oct., 2020 A white paper is an in-depth report that presents a problem embodying the theme and provides systemic solutions to the presented problem. White papers present public health policy changes with regards to the general population. Solutions which involve improving, abolishing, or creating legislatures, regulations, or policies are brought up to the greater audience.

Winners:· Judges: · 1st: Mariam Jaza Murtaza & team· Dr Sudhir Prabhu· 1st: Vedant Shukla & team· Dr Khor Swee Kheng 2nd: Shalin C Abraham Dr Mokshada Sharma

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THE THE hEARt hEARt METHOD METHOD The ability to listen empathetically and offer peer support is a valuable life skill. In the hEARt Listens workshop, this individual learned the value of peer support and explored the typical stressors that face young adults today. They learned strategies for active listening and resource referral, and practiced applying these skills in everyday conversations. This workshop served as a good foundational course for peer support skills.

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LOVE LOVE UNPLUGGED: UNPLUGGED: VIRTUAL VIRTUAL CONCERT CONCERT Hundreds of acid attacks happen every year, hundreds of lives are scarred forever every year, hundreds of hopes and dreams are crushed every year. Yet, there’s not enough we are doing for the phoenixes who rise from ashes.

Students Against Covid and AMSA - India joined hands to organise the benefit concert for acid attack victims and return the love these warriors deserve Love : Unplugged was organised to honour and celebrate the valour of all the acid attack survivors around the world.

The event entailed performances by Bollywood singer and producer Nikhil Paul George and by musicians Kamakshi Khanna, Stavya Kaila, Rahul Rangan, Rakshita and Lakshay.

The booklet - guide to acid attacks, created by the Women’s Health Team within SAC, was launched by the executive directors of Chhanv Foundation and Dr. Tara Rajendran, musician-physician who later also made us all unwind to her symphony with her impeccable performance.

The event ended with a blast with an after party with DJ duo - oneplusone.

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FAAST FAAST Workshop: Workshop: FIRST FIRST AID AID FOR FOR ACID ACID ATTACK ATTACK SURVIVORS SURVIVORS AND AND TALES TALES Project साय, under PH&RD of AMSA India, in collaboration with Students Against Covid, organised a workshop about first aid for acid attack survivors, followed by an interactive session with four survivors from Chhanv Foundation, and a Bingo game session to test the knowledge of the participants.

The objectives were to, raise awareness towards the rising incidence of acid attacks, gain knowledge about first aid for acid attack survivors from a Plastic Surgeon, get participants to interact with acid attack survivors and many more.

Speakers included Dr Deepti Gupta who is currently the Assistant Professor at Department of Burns, Plastic and Maxillofacial Surgery at Safdarjung Hospital and Vardhaman Mahavir Medical College and survivors from the Chhanv Foundation- Anushu, Bimal, Roopa and Ritu.

After completion of the event a Online Bingo was conducted, which helped raise awareness

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ROOM ROOM OF OF RIDDLES RIDDLES "Room Of Riddles" a golden ticket to escape the mundanities of the current time with some of the biggest sleuths of India working out medical conundrums, with a twist!!

The series of puzzles, problems and pointers got 300 amateur detectives scratching their grey matter.

The rounds were designed to strike that perfect balance of medicine, quirkiness and escapade.

1. The Great Game Theme: Sherlock Case: Cocaine Toxicity 2. Next Avengers; Heroes Of Tomorrow Theme: Marvel Avengers Case: Spinal Tuberculosis 3. Harry Potter And The Deathly Belly Theme: Harry Potter Case: Heyde’s Syndrome 4. The Surprise Escape Room - Stakeout Theme: Brooklyn Nine-Nine Case: Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome 5. Beyond the Door Theme: Brooklyn Nine Nine and Game Of Thrones.

Case: Murder Mystery.

It progressed to perplexing problems with subtler and discreet clues to help filter out the top 10 teams to face off in the final series of The Room of Riddles. And what an electrifying finale that was.

With the best brains battling against time, it was exhilarating and gripping to watch the face off between the best to claim victory of being the Ultimate Detectives/ Geniuses!!

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1st team: Adrenaline Rush Consisting of1) Reshma Rajendran - VIMS, Bangalore 2) Sanjana Rajkumar- VIMS, Bangalore 3) Nachiketa S R - VIMS, Bangalore Who got glory to the Southern Sapphire Stormbirds by scoring 100 points 2nd team: The Noobs 1) Shashwat Mallik - GMC,Baroda 2) Sharva Pathak - GMC, Baroda 3) Shahin Khan - GMC, Baroda Securing 75 points to the Western Medallion Valkyries 3rd team: The Expendables 1) Shekhar Kalra - MAMC, Delhi 2) Nishtha Agrawal - MAMC, Delhi 3) Suryansh - AIIMS, Delhi Scoring 50 points for the Northern Crimson Thunderjaws Signing off, The Riddlers Aakruti Ganla Kashyapi Patil Yakshit Gera Vishal Vishwakarma Vijayant Singh

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MISSION MISSION MARVEL MARVEL "Mission Marvel" true to it’s name, we had set out on a mission to deliver the best and most thrilling experience to the biggest Marvel fans out there!! We had 400+ enthusiastic and marvelous medicos registering from all across India.

Be it the Bonus round: The Blackorder, Round 1: The civil war, Round 2: The infinity war or the final Endgame itself the participants never knew what trick was up the quiz master's sleeve. The prototypical questions kept them guessing till the very end!! The Endgame (Finals) had a nail biting finish with 8 biggest Marvel fans battling it out till only one emerged victorious!! Not only did they battle for glory but for those valuable house points which they were gonna earn at the very end.

The Avengers who won the Endgame against Thanos himself!!

1st: Pulkit Atter Who got glory to the Northern crimson thunderjaws by scoring 200 points 2nd: Devanshi Shah Securing 150 points to the Western Medallion Valkyries 3rd: Akshit Mittal Scoring 100 points for the Northern crimson thunderjaws 4th: Abhijna B R From the Southern Sapphire stormbirds It was an absolute pleasure to host a quiz for such avid marvel fans Received 200+ feedbacks which only pointed out clearly that the Mission we set out on was indeed successful. "Mission Marvel" Was a SUCCESS!! igning off, Director of SHIELD Dr. Avi Singh Agents of SHIELD Aakruti Ganla Mansimar Kaur Shravya Taniya Poulik

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