About St. Joseph’s Institute of Management
SJIM is the only Jesuit Business School in Bangalore. SJIM, one of the premier B-schools of India- located in the heart of Bengaluru city, is run by Jesuits who are well known the world over for imparting quality education. In fact, the first business school in India –XLRI, was established by Jesuits. SJIM prides itself on being the oldest business school in Karnataka having a legacy of fifty years. The vision of the institute has been to create responsible business leaders of integrity and ethical conduct having concern for society and the environment.
About St. Joseph’s College of Law
St. Joseph’s College of Law is approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI), New Delhi and affiliated to Karnataka State Law University, Hubbali. St. Joseph’s College of Law has forayed into the area of imparting legal education in the academic year 2017-2018.It is the first-ever Jesuit Law College in South Asia. The Jesuits also run other premier institutions in India, like Loyola College, Chennai, St. Xavier’s College, Calcutta and St. Xavier’s College Mumbai. The Institution is driven by the ideology of faith and labour that is resonated in the motto of the College “FIDE ET LABORE”.
About the Competition
Consti-Q is a national-level quiz competition organised by SJIM in collaboration with SJCL. The quiz aims to encourage undergraduate and graduate students from all disciplines to
engage with the Indian Constitution, law, politics, history and current affairs. The event will be conducted online on Google Meet/Zoom.
Who can participate?
Individual students pursuing any undergraduate or post-graduate courses from any recognised university in India are eligible to participate. MPhil/ PhD scholars shall not be permitted to participate. Participants are requested to note that Consti-Q is not a team event.
What is the format of the Quiz?
The quiz is structured into two rounds and is on an individual basis and not as a team. Round 1 (Preliminary)
The first round would be a preliminary round structured in the form of Multiple Choice Questions. The focus of the quiz at the stage would be narrower, exploring only certain key aspects of the Constitution and India. The targeted aspects that would be covered at this stage would be the Preamble of the Indian Constitution, Citizenship, and Fundamental Rights provisions and the political climate of India.
There would be a total of 50 questions, which would be sent to the students as a Google form during the stipulated date and time. The participants will have to submit the same within 15 minutes after which the Google form will stop accepting responses. The responses received will be tabulated, and the top 6 (Six) scorers will get to participate in the final round.
The tentative date for the preliminary round is on 25th February 2024 (Sunday).
Round 2 (Finals)
The second (finals) round of the event would be a live virtual quiz which would happen on Zoom/Google Meet. The ambit of the final round would be broad-based and would include questions spanning disciplinary boundaries – from politics and law to history and contemporary affairs. The participants are required to have an understanding of The Constitution of India and Indian affairs as well as current world affairs. The tentative date for the finals will be on 28th February 2024 (Wednesday)
Registration Link:
Interested students are requested to fill out the google form through the following link before 18th February 2024: https://forms.gle/j5NAht8k5BxGTJLZ8
There is no registration fee for the event.
WhatsApp link:
Registered participants are requested to join the WhatsApp group for official communication: https://chat.whatsapp.com/JbEQpaGDR71DU38F8yaIda
Prizes:
The winners will be awarded cash prizes and e-certificates.
First prize: Rs 5000
Second prize: Rs 3000
Third prize: Rs 1000
Student Co-Ordinators:
Participants may reach out to the student co-ordinators in case of any queries:
Amit Aravind: 9538705777
Leesa Jain: 7981439222
Aaftaab Dhabhar: 8904641982
Mahima: 9092389573
