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Army Public School Wins Hyderabad TCS InQuizitive Edition
Two students from Army Public School, Bolarum, won a major quiz in Hyderabad.
Their names are Kalepu Yashvardhan and Anirudh Rengarajan.
They will next compete in the national semi-finals.
The Hyderabad contest included 249 teams from 28 schools.
Students in Grades 8 to 12 were allowed to participate.
The quiz tested knowledge about science, technology, sports, business, and other subjects.
It also included topics such as artificial intelligence, robotics, and cloud computing.
New computer tools showed teams how they performed after each round.
TCS organised the quiz to encourage curiosity, teamwork, and learning beyond school lessons.
Kalepu Yashvardhan and Anirudh Rengarajan of Army Public School, Bolarum, won the Hyderabad edition.
The students qualified for the national semi-finals of TCS InQuizitive 2026.
The Hyderabad event drew 249 teams representing 28 schools.
New real-time AI-powered analytics gave participants performance insights after each round.
The quiz covered STEM, artificial intelligence, robotics, business trends, sports, advertising, and social media.
- Who
- Kalepu Yashvardhan and Anirudh Rengarajan from Army Public School, Bolarum, won the Hyderabad edition.
- What
- They won the Hyderabad edition of TCS InQuizitive 2026 and qualified for the national semi-finals.
- Where
- The competition was held in Hyderabad, with the winners representing Army Public School, Bolarum.
- When
- The event took place during the 2026 edition; the articles do not provide a specific date.
- Why
- TCS InQuizitive is intended to foster innovation and talent, broaden students’ curiosity, and promote learning beyond the classroom.
Key facts
- Event
- TCS InQuizitive 2026, TCS’s flagship inter-school quiz programme
- Hyderabad winners
- Kalepu Yashvardhan and Anirudh Rengarajan
- School
- Army Public School, Bolarum
- Participation
- 249 teams from 28 schools
- Next stage
- National semi-finals
- New feature
- Real-time AI-powered analytics after each round
- Eligibility
- Students in Grades 8 to 12
- Competition footprint
- The 2026 edition is being held across 12 Indian cities and will culminate in a National Finale
Quotes
Challa Nag
Delivery Centre Head, TCS Hyderabad
“Hyderabad has earned a reputation as one of India’s leading hubs for technology, innovation, and talent, making it a fitting host for a competition that celebrates knowledge. The enthusiasm and confidence displayed by this year’s participants were truly inspiring and it is heartening to see such young learners have a passion for continuous learning. We congratulate all the teams for their remarkable efforts and appreciate the schools, management, teachers, students, and parents in this regionсйў”
thehansindia.com
deccanchronicle.com
“TCS InQuizitive has, over the past 28 years, evolved into a platform that young learners aspire to be part of, enabling them to test their knowledge, broaden their curiosity, and experience the joy of learning beyond the classroom. The students showcased exceptional talent and demonstrated strong preparation, teamwork, and the ability to think quickly under pressure”
thehansindia.com
deccanchronicle.com
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