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Top Three Positions (Open) Top three positions (Open): MahaQuizzer ME – Kuwait 2014 Rahul Raju MahaQuizzer ME – Kuwait 2014 (Runner-up) Ramesh Athreya MahaQuizzer ME – Kuwait 2014 (Second Runner-up) Dilip Stephen Top three positions (Ladies): Name Score Lovely Sasidharan 31 T. Lalitha 27 Nirmala James 26 Top three positions (Schools – 8th standard & above): Name School Class Score Rahul Raju Fahaheel Al Watanieh Indian (Pvt) School (D P S) 12 58 Mohsin Mustafa Fahaheel Al Watanieh Indian (Pvt) School (D P S) 10 43 Elrich Joshua Miranda Indian English Academy School (Don Bosco) 9 40 Top three positions (Schools – up to 7th standard ): Name School Class Score Rohan Saji John Carmel School 6 28 Raghav Vasudeva Fahaheel Al Watanieh Indian (Pvt) School (D P S) 7 26 Aishwarya Shaji Fahaheel Al Watanieh Indian (Pvt) School (D P S) 7 23 Best Participating schools: Name of School No. of Total score of top five participants participants Fahaheel Al Watanieh Indian (Pvt) School (D P S) 51 206 Indian Community School Kuwait 35 112 Gulf Indian School 17 93 Indian English Academy School (Don Bosco) 14 86 Youngest participant: Abaan Khan (DOB 01/02/2004) MahaQuizzer Middle East - Kuwait 2014 - Top 31 Scores Rank Name Score * Category 1 Rahul Raju 58 9 School 2 Ramesh Athreya 53 8 Open 3 Dilip Stephen 44 7 Open 4 Mohsin Mustafa 43 6 School 5 Ranbir Mudaliar 41 5 Open 6 Elrich Joshua Miranda 40 3 School 7 Arnab Gupta 39 4 Open 8 Debanjan Bhattacharya 38 4 Open 9 Shakir Reshamwala 37 4 Open 10 Adithya Ashok 36 5 School 11 Siddharth Dash 35 3 School 12 Nevil J 35 2 Open 13 Darryl Dias 35 1 Open 14 Abhijit Sharma 34 3 Open 15 Robin Cherian 34 3 School 16 R . Vijai Krishnan 33 6 School 17 Aheli Gupta (Ms.) 33 3 School 18 V. Vishwanath 32 3 Open 19 Lovely Sasidharan 31 5 Ladies 20 George Mohan 31 4 Open 21 Ramesh Tatachar 30 5 Open 22 Mohammad Mishal 29 5 School 23 Anirudha Ramesh 29 3 School 24 Santhosh Soman Soman 28 7 Open 25 Shibu K John 28 5 Open 26 Rohan Saji John 28 5 School 27 Javed Zafar 28 5 Open 28 Shaikhan Reshamwala 28 4 Open 29 Jaidev Shriram Kariyatt 28 2 School 30 Sanjay Samuel Mathew 27 6 School 31 T. Lalitha 27 6 Ladies MahaQuizzer Middle East - Kuwait 2014 - Top 31 School Scores (8th Standard & above) Total Rank Name School Class Marks * 1 Rahul Raju FAIPS, Ahmadi 12 58 9 2 Mohsin Mustafa FAIPS, Ahmadi 10 43 6 3 Elrich Joshua Miranda Indian English Academy School (Don Bosco) 9 40 3 4 Adithya Ashok FAIPS, Ahmadi 8 36 5 5 Siddharth Dash FAIPS, Ahmadi 10 35 3 6 Robin Cherian FAIPS, Ahmadi 8 34 3 7 R . Vijai Krishnan FAIPS, Ahmadi 9 33 6 8 Aheli Gupta (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 9 33 3 9 Mohammad Mishal Indian Community School, Khaitan Branch 8 29 5 10 Anirudha Ramesh Indian Educational School 9 29 3 11 Jaidev Shriram Kariyatt FAIPS, Ahmadi 8 28 2 12 Sanjay Samuel Mathew Gulf Indian School 8 27 6 13 Sandeep Jimmy Choolackal Indian Community School, Senior Girls 10 27 4 14 Nolan Simon Lewis FAIPS, Ahmadi 10 27 3 15 Dwaipayan Bhattacharya FAIPS, Ahmadi 9 27 3 16 Ritwik Keshav Premkumar FAIPS, Ahmadi 11 26 3 17 Rithika Cherukat (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 10 25 3 18 Athul Suresh Krishnan FAIPS, Ahmadi 8 25 3 19 Eshita Bansal (Ms.) Gulf Indian School 9 25 1 20 Gwyneth Pia D'Silva (Ms.) Salmiya Indian Model School (SIMS) 9 23 2 21 Pushan Guha Neogi FAIPS, Ahmadi 8 22 3 22 Muhammed Basil Habeeb Indian Community School, Khaitan Branch 9 21 2 23 Sidharth Pradeep FAIPS, Ahmadi 10 20 3 24 Elisa Mariam John (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 9 20 2 25 Niharika Sunil (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 8 20 2 26 Ishaan Nejeeb Learners Own Academy (CBSE - I) 8 19 3 27 Shaheem Hussain Gulf Indian School 9 18 3 28 Vivek Prasad Dalbehera Indian Community School, Amman Branch 8 18 3 29 Anand Krishnakumar FAIPS, Ahmadi 8 17 3 30 Nikhil Jyothish FAIPS, Ahmadi 8 17 2 31 Shevins K Kunjumon Indian Integrated School 8 17 2 MahaQuizzer Middle East - Kuwait 2014 - Top 30 School Scores (Upto 7th Standard) Total Rank Name School Class Marks * 1 Rohan Saji John Carmel School 6 28 5 2 Raghav Vasudeva FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 26 0 3 Aishwarya Shaji (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 23 3 4 Jairah Anna Jomilal (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 17 3 5 Aaron John Thomas FAIPS, Ahmadi 6 16 2 6 Saurav Prakeerth FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 14 3 7 Mohammed Jafer FAIPS, Ahmadi 6 14 1 8 Arjun Biju Learners Own Academy (CBSE - I) 6 13 3 9 Jason Elijah Miranda Indian English Academy School (Don Bosco) 5 12 1 10 Kaushik Damle FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 12 0 11 Malavika Vidhugopan (Ms.) Carmel School 6 11 2 12 Sashank Cheekala India International School 7 11 0 13 Yumna Kulsoom Adeel (Ms.) India International School 7 11 0 14 Heba Anna Philip (Ms.) Indian Community School, Amman Branch 7 10 3 15 Avanija Prakash Nair (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 4 10 3 16 Allen Thomas Gulf Indian School 7 10 2 17 Abdul Fathah Nazar India International School 6 10 2 18 Clarin Menezes (Ms.) Indian Central School 5 10 1 19 Dhanya Manoj Nair (Ms.) Gulf Indian School 6 9 3 20 Pearl C Thomas Carmel School 7 9 2 21 Saurav Sreejith FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 9 1 22 Haya Azami (Ms.) Indian English Academy School (Don Bosco) 7 9 1 23 Pranav Manikandan Gulf Indian School 6 9 1 24 Santhosh M.M FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 9 0 25 Neketra Lalit Trivedi (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 8 2 26 Anujith Anil Kumar Gulf Indian School 7 8 2 27 Arthi S Rajan (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 8 1 Mohammad Shaheryar 28 FAIPS, Ahmadi 6 8 0 Arshad 29 Athulrajeev Gulf Indian School 6 7 2 30 Anjali Saji (Ms.) Indian English Academy School (Don Bosco) 7 7 1 .
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