Bharat Ko Janiye Quiz 2020-2021
In pursuance of Prime Minister’s announcement, Ministry of External Affairs will be organizing the 3rd edition of the Bharat Ko Janiye Quiz for young overseas Indians (two categories i.e. PIOs and NRIs) and foreign nationals in 2020-21. Register Today Quiz Details The registration for the Quiz is now open and a Mock Quiz is […]
Rajesh Kumar · 9 Oct 2020 · 1 min read
In pursuance of Prime Minister’s announcement, Ministry of External Affairs will be organizing the 3rd edition of the Bharat Ko Janiye Quiz for young overseas Indians (two categories i.e. PIOs and NRIs) and foreign nationals in 2020-21.
Quiz Details
The registration for the Quiz is now open and a Mock Quiz is available for practice to all registered participants. The official Quiz rounds will start on 1 November 2020 and will remain open during the following time periods:
First Round (Welcome): 1 to 30 November 2020
Second Round (Qualifying): 7 to 13 December 2020
Third Round (Semi-final): 14 to 20 December 2020
Fourth Round (Final): 21 to 27 December 2020
The registration for the Quiz and Mock Quiz will close on 30 November 2020.
Topics for the Quiz
The following subjects will be covered for the Bharat Ko Janiye Quiz 2020-21. You may click on each to view helpful reading material and also take the Mock Quiz to familiarise with the Quiz. For the First (Welcome) Round, 5 topics will be covered: (1) Art (2) Economy (3) Geography (4) Indian Mythology (5) Science and Technology. For Second, Third, Fourth Rounds, all topics will be covered.
Disclaimer: The reading material available is for a participant’s reference. Quiz questions will not be limited to the reading material available below. This is only indicative and does not constitute the ‘syllabus’ of this online Quiz. Participants are highly encouraged to refer to other sources of information to prepare for the Quiz.
Source: https://www.bharatkojaniye.in/
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