At Dynamix 2024, a multi event IT symposium which was held at Ramjas International School, R.K. Puram on 2nd and 3rd August. The students of our School performed exceptionally well.
Tushaar Narang of 12A and Abhyudaya Pandey of 12B won the Third Position in the Joy-N-Stick Console Gaming event where they displayed their skills in various games like FIFA, Tekken and Fallguys.
Samridh Arti of Class 11 A and Ansh Singh of Class 10A took part in Questsphere the PC gaming event which was keenly fought over by many teams.
Aarav Bansal of 10E and Ankur Chatterjee of 11A participated in the cryptic hunt, CryptX and using their wit and quick thinking came fourth among more than 30 teams.
Kartavya Sharma Call of 8A and Roopkatha Bandyopadhyay of 11A participated in Beat-A-Box, the music production event and their efforts were appreciated by the judges.
Arnavjeet Singh and Aryan Sehgal of 8A and Kanav Nagpal and Mishti Bhandari of Class 12A showcased their editing skills in Cliptica, the video editing event.
Prableen Kaur 12B and Hitisha Mehta 11B participated in Click-Notice, the photography event where they told unique stories through pictures.
Adrika Chowdhry of 8B and Avika Bansal of 6D and Kushagra Sandurea of Class 10 C took part in AesheticX, a brand making event where they showcased their creativity.
Harshita Sharma (11E), Sanya Passi (10B), Arnav Kumar (10B), Madhav Munjal (10C) and Navya Malhotra (11D ) participated in Shoot-It, a movie making event
Niyati Khurana 12E and Hirday 12C participated in Overthink, the quiz.
Ritvija Vyas of 10E participated in Crossword which tested their general knowledge.
Adya Ojaswini and Ryan Singh of class 11A showcased their oratory skills and won the Second Position in the Council8 Group Discussion.
Aaryan Gupta and Aarush Mahajan of 12A were awarded Second Position in the Outcode Code Crash event in a highly competitive field.
Rishietdeep Singh of 10A, Vansh Sharma 10A and Nivriti Naswa 10D took part in Pitch-A-Thon and pitched their unique idea to the judges.
The efforts of the students were largely appreciated by the judges and their peers and it was a learning experience for one and all.
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