Texas Instruments Science & Technology Quiz Winners
2003: National Public School (Indiranagar)
2004: Delhi Public School, Bangalore
2005: Sri Kumaran Children's Home
2006: Bangalore Winners -- National Public School (Indiranagar)
2006: Chennai Winners -- SRDF Vivekananda Vidyalaya
2006: New Delhi Winners -- DPS RK Puram
2006: National Winners--National Public School (Indiranagar)
2007: New Delhi Winners -- Bluebell
2007: Chennai Winners -- Vidya Mandir, Mylapore
2007: Bangalore Winners -- Sri Kumaran Children's Home
2007: National Winners--Vidya Mandir, Mylapore, Chennai
2008: Bangalore Winners-- National Public School, Indiranagar
2008: Delhi Winners-- Delhi Public School, RK Puram
2008: Pune Winners-- Vikhe Patil School
2008: Kolkata Winners-- Don Bosco Kolkata
2008: Chennai Winners-- Padma Sheshadri Bal Bhavan, Chennai
2008: National Winners-- Padma Sheshadri Bal Bhavan, Chennai
2009: Kolkata Winners -- Birla High School
2009: New Delhi Winners -- Delhi Public School, Ghaziabad
2009: Chennai Winners -- PSBB Sr Secondary School, Nungambakkam
2009: Pune Winners -- Abhinava Vidyalaya English Medium High School
2009: Bangalore Winners -- Sri Kumaran Public School (ICSE)
2009: National Winners--Sri Kumaran Public School (ICSE) - Bangalore
2010: National Winners--Sri Kumaran Public School (ICSE) - Bangalore
2011: Kolkata Winners -- Nalanda Talent School, VIZAG
2011: New Delhi Winners -- Amity International School, SAKET
2011: Chennai Winners -- Sri Sankara Sr Sec School, Adyar
2011: Mumbai Winners -- St. Augustine's High School
2011: Bangalore Winners -- Sri Vidya Mandir High School
2011: National Winners--Nalanda Talent School, VIZAG
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