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Pan-India auto quiz contest for engineering students

September 11, 2009 18:34 IST

What: Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd. (M&M) in association with NDTV Profit has announced the launch of Auto Quotient (AQ), a unique auto-related pan-India quiz contest.

Details:

AQ aims to serve as a platform for young engineering students and auto enthusiasts to demonstrate their automotive talents, knowledge and passion.

All participants will have to undergo a written test which will be conducted across 16 cities, targetting 4 lakh students across 1,400 engineering colleges.

The Regional Finals and National Finals will be telecast on NDTV Profit's very own 'Car & Bike Show' hosted by noted auto journalist, Siddharth Patankar.

Prizes:

Winners will receive an all expenses paid trip to the largest auto show in the world: the 'Geneva Auto show'.

The first runner up team will get to experience the thrill of Wadi Bashing in Dubai [ Images ], while the 2nd and 3rd runners up will get an opportunity to participate in the 'Mahindra Great Escape', one of the most eagerly anticipated events on the Indian off-roading calendar.

For more information on the quiz log on to www.mahindraautoquotient.com  or send an email to autoquotient@mahindra.com. For further enquiries, please contact:

Contact details:

Ms. Roma Balwani,
VP & Head - Corporate Communications,
Corporate Communications,
Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd.
Mumbai [ Images ], India [ Images ],
Phone: (+91-22) 2490 1441
Email: balwani.roma@mahindra.com

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