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Top Three Positions (Open) Top three positions (Open): MahaQuizzer ME – Kuwait 2018 Ramesh Athreya MahaQuizzer ME – Kuwait 2018 (Runner-up) Shakir Reshamwala MahaQuizzer ME – Kuwait 2018 (Second Runner-up) Sanjay Samuel Mathew Top three positions (Ladies): Name Score Sudha Eleswarapu 32 Nirmala James 31 Sabiha Bilgrami 28 First Place – Students (Female): Aishwarya Shaji Top three positions (Schools – 8th standard & above): Name School Class Score Sanjay Samuel Mathew Gulf Indian School 12 48 Rohan Saji John Fahaheel Al Watanieh Indian (Pvt.) School (D P S) 10 45 Jason Elijah Miranda Indian English Academy School (Don Bosco) 9 38 Top three positions (Schools – up to 7th standard): Name School Class Score Kurian Thomas Mattam Fahaheel Al Watanieh Indian (Pvt.) School (D P S) 7 46 Arjun Plamparampil Sujith Indian Community School, Senior Girls 7 34 Noel Frederic Indian Educational School 7 28 Best Participating schools: Name of School No. of Total score of top five participants participants Fahaheel Al Watanieh Indian (Pvt.) School (D P S) 38 195 Gulf Indian School 14 174 United Indian School 6 92 Youngest participant: Aadil Aju Nabeel (DOB 21/12/2007) MahaQuizzer Middle East - Kuwait 2018 - Top 30 Scores Rank Name Score * Category 1 Ramesh Athreya 65 6 Open 2 Shakir Reshamwala 52 5 Open 3 Sanjay Samuel Mathew 48 6 School 4 Kurian Thomas Mattam 46 3 School 5 Rohan Saji John 45 4 School 6 V Vishwanath 39 3 Open 7 Jason Elijah Miranda 38 3 School 8 Rishav Das 37 2 School 9 Aishwarya Shaji (Ms.) 35 3 School 10 Kasiviswanathan 35 2 Open 10 Fahaad Ahmed 35 2 School 12 Athul Rajeev 34 5 School 13 Arjun Plamparampil Sujith 34 4 School 14 Shobith K C 33 3 Open 15 Sharath K Menon 32 3 School 15 Sudha Eleswarapu (Ms.) 32 3 Ladies 17 Seeni Mohamed Farook 31 3 School 17 Jos Roy 31 3 School 19 Tarun Sunil Malayil 31 2 School 20 Nirmala James (Ms.) 31 1 Ladies 20 Siyan Biju Thomas 31 1 School 22 Clarin Menezes (Ms.) 30 3 School 22 Shaikhan Reshamwala 30 3 Open 24 Neketra Trivedi (Ms.) 29 3 School 24 Gopalakrishnan Nanthanarayanan 29 3 Open 26 Nevin Salu Chirayath 29 0 School 26 Javed Zafar 29 0 Open 28 Sabiha Bilgrami (Ms.) 28 5 Ladies 29 Harish Babu 28 4 School 30 Noel Frederic 28 3 School MahaQuizzer Middle East - Kuwait 2018 - Top 30 School Scores (8th Std. & above) Total Rank Name School Class Marks * 1 Sanjay Samuel Mathew Gulf Indian School 12 48 6 2 Rohan Saji John FAIPS, Ahmadi 10 45 4 3 Jason Elijah Miranda Indian English Academy School (Don Bosco) 9 38 3 4 Rishav Das FAIPS, Ahmadi 9 37 2 5 Aishwarya Shaji (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 11 35 3 6 Fahaad Ahmed Gulf Indian School 10 35 2 7 Athul Rajeev Gulf Indian School 10 34 5 8 Sharath K Menon FAIPS, Ahmadi 10 32 3 9 Seeni Mohamed Farook FAIPS, Ahmadi 10 31 3 9 Jos Roy FAIPS, Ahmadi 9 31 3 11 Tarun Sunil Malayil FAIPS, Ahmadi 8 31 2 12 Siyan Biju Thomas FAIPS, Ahmadi 8 31 1 13 Clarin Menezes (Ms.) Indian Central School 9 30 3 14 Neketra Trivedi (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 11 29 3 15 Nevin Salu Chirayath Gulf Indian School 9 29 0 16 Harish Babu Gulf Indian School 9 28 4 17 Barath Kumar Bhaskar Gulf Indian School 10 27 2 18 Debangan Mishra FAIPS, Ahmadi 8 26 3 18 Don Mathew Shaji United Indian School 9 26 3 20 Bharath K Menon FAIPS, Ahmadi 10 25 3 21 Arjun Biju Learners Own Academy (CBSE - I) 10 25 2 22 Mishaal Kandapath FAIPS, Ahmadi 9 25 1 23 Anirudh Indian Educational School 8 24 3 24 Jehan Sharukh Bhathena Indian Community School, Senior Girls 10 24 1 25 Yash Y Alva Gulf Indian School 9 23 3 26 Mcwin Aadil Roy United Indian School 9 23 1 27 Nimisha Susan John (Ms.) United Indian School 12 21 3 28 Gladwin Sabu Indian English Academy School (Don Bosco) 8 19 2 29 Aadhithya Jayaprakash Indian Educational School 10 19 0 30 Faisal Ahmed Gulf Indian School 10 18 2 30 Siddarth Sunil Indian Community School, Amman Branch 9 18 2 MahaQuizzer Middle East - Kuwait 2018 - Top 30 School Scores (Up to 7th Standard) Total Rank Name School Class Marks * 1 Kurian Thomas Mattam FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 46 3 2 Arjun Plamparampil Sujith Indian Community School, Senior Girls 7 34 4 3 Noel Frederic Indian Educational School 7 28 3 4 Emma Cherian (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 25 2 5 Adit Kashyap FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 24 2 6 Emily Cherian (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 24 1 7 Savithri Bindu Asok (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 6 14 1 7 Alan Kinad Gulf Indian School 7 14 1 7 Jayden Valenkino D\'Souza Indian English Academy School (Don Bosco) 7 14 1 10 Saafalya (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 6 13 2 11 Unni Narayanan Asok FAIPS, Ahmadi 6 11 1 11 Ankit Mohan FAIPS, Ahmadi 5 11 1 13 Bharath Binu Koikkaran FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 10 1 Karihik Gopalakrishnan 14 FAIPS, Ahmadi 6 9 0 Nanthanarayanan 15 Hrishikesh Warrier FAIPS, Ahmadi 6 8 0 Arwa Maher Abdelghani Elsayed 15 India International School 7 8 0 (Ms.) 17 Adwaith Abhilash Gulf Indian School 6 7 0 17 Swathi Sreejith (Ms.) FAIPS, Ahmadi 7 7 0 19 Rahul Saji John Carmel School 6 6 1 20 Harry John Chavarattu Gulf Indian School 5 6 0 21 Madhav Jayan Indian Educational School 7 5 1 22 Yajnesh Shah FAIPS, Ahmadi 5 5 0 22 Ramakrishnan Vinush Indian Educational School 6 5 0 22 Ashin Cyril Kanjiramkattu United Indian School 7 5 0 25 Kashinath K Kichu FAIPS, Ahmadi 6 4 0 26 Kadhirnilan Thirumaran FAIPS, Ahmadi 5 3 0 26 Arjun Padmakumar Indian Educational School 5 3 0 26 Afham Nanethan Shajahan Indian Community School, Senior Girls 7 3 0 29 Aadil Aju Nabeel FAIPS, Ahmadi 4 2 0 29 Ankithshree Sanu Gulf Indian School 5 2 0 29 Adwaith Nair Indian Community School, Junior Branch 5 2 0 29 Anvith Reddy Indian Community School, Amman Branch 6 2 0 29 Devika Rajesh (Ms.) Indian Community School, Amman Branch 6 2 0 .
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