"Polygon Strategic Intellectual Game" among students and the young

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"Polygon Strategic Intellectual Game" among students and the young

On February 16, 2023, "Polygon Strategic Intellectual Game" (Poligon SIO) was held among students and young people under the organization of the Quantum Intellectual Games club operating at Khazar University. The competition was organized in the Marble hall of the university.

A total of 6 teams from AMU, UNEC, ASOIU, ASCC universities, 2 teams of the young and 2 teams representing Khazar University participated in the competition. In total, 60 people participated in the competition, with 6 people in each team.

The competition consisted of 4 rounds and 25 questions. The questions were prepared by Ismayil Adigozalov, Tugay Abdullazade, Tamerlan Abdullazade and Fuad Amraliyev, members of the Quantum Intellectual Games Club.

After intense competition in each round, UNEC's "Gazalkhan" team took 1st place with 500 points, "Gabriel's Tower of Babel" team of the young took 2nd place with 465 points, and AMU's "Sinaps" team took 3rd place with 280 points. Certificates and medals were presented to the winners.