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Computing Wizards of Walnut School Excel at Bebras Challenge 2019!

The Bebras Challenge is an aptitude test in computational thinking for students. We are excited to announce that in the 2019 iteration of the challenge, the students at our school dazzled us with their performance!

178,239 students from 647 schools across 15 states of India participated in this competition in 2019, which makes us extremely proud of all our students who took part, and the many who stood out!

At Walnut School Fursungi, 180 students participated.

Neeraja Patil is the first runner up in India, while Ruturaj Harpale, Aryan Harpale, Ayaan Sayyed, and Nirav Chavan came first in school!

Notably, 23 other students stood out for their exceptional performance – with first and second runner-up scores. Bebras, an international student Computational Thinking Challenge organised in over 60 countries, aims to enhance logical thinking and problem-solving skills in participants. The 2019 Bebras India Challenge was held from 18th – 30th November and was conducted online/offline under faculty supervision.

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