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Tech savvy principal wins cash prize
Whiz juniors on Monday announced contest ‘Principal of Top Tech Savvy School’ where they will be awarding a cash prize of Rs 100000 in each metro and Rs 50000 in Tier I and Tier II cities.
Hyderabad: Whiz juniors on Monday announced contest ‘Principal of Top Tech Savvy School’ where they will be awarding a cash prize of Rs 100000 in each metro and Rs 50000 in Tier I and Tier II cities.
In order to participate, the schools will have to enroll as an institute on the www.whizjuniors.com and have to register a minimum of 100 students.
Post the registration the schools will be surveyed and will have to undergo rigorous process of checking and elimination by expert to ensure the Top Tech Savvy schools comes out as winners.
On the announcement of the cash prize Vidushi Daga, Founder & Director of Clone Futura said, “The total amount and number of cash prizes lined up reflects the scale at which the contest is being displayed.
It is a testament to the competition's growth over last 2 years. We want to inspire children from far-flung villages, towns and cities around the country to say ‘I want that prize!’ Let’s get them aiming to be the next Whiz Junior”.
