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QUANTA is an international competition for Science, Mathematics, Astronomy and Computer Science. The competition was organized in 1994, as a national event in India. The initial success and popularity of the competition induced QUANTA to be organized as an international competition from the year 1995. QUANTA is the only international competition for science for school children in India, it is organised by CMS Lucknow. Certificates of participation are awarded to each participant. Winners receive separate certificates and trophies. All of these certificates have international accreditation. The first, second and third positions in each event will contribute five, three and two points respectively, to the total tally. The championship trophy will be awarded to the team with the maximum points. The runners-up teams will be awarded the two runners-up trophies. Special prizes will also be awarded for ''best team turn out'', ''most creative participant'' and ''the loony fringe award''. The events and rules are as follows: ==Acta Mathematica== * Each team will be represented by two participants. * All teams will write a preliminary qualifying written round to be conducted before the quiz. Marks of this round will not be added to the final tally. Teams which qualify will participate in the final round. * The final quiz will consist of oral questions and visual displays. Correct answers will fetch marks for the team. No marks will be deducted for incorrect answers or no responses. The questions will not be passed to the next team. At the end of each round, the marks and positions will be announced. Teams will be eliminated after the oral and visual rounds. * The buzzer round will be the last round. Here, each question will be open to every team that qualifies. The team that presses the buzzer first will have the privilege to answer the question. A correct answer will fetch marks; marks will be deducted for an incorrect answer. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「QUANTA (competition)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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