Over 6,000 take part in The Hindu Business Line cerebration quiz, Hyderabad regional round today
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Over 6,000 participants joined The Hindu Business Line Cerebration Quiz regional round in Hyderabad on February 1.
The 22nd edition of Businessline Cerebration Corporate Quiz recorded strong participation, with over 6,000 individuals taking part in the online preliminary round. Organised by The Hindu BusinessLine, the annual championship is open to corporate executives, business professionals and aspiring quizzers from across the country.
Presented by JK Tyre, the quiz offers a total prize purse of up to ₹1.5 lakh. The winners of each regional round stand to receive ₹75,000 for first place, ₹50,000 for second, and ₹25,000 for third. The Chennai regional round concluded on Saturday, January 31, with Preetham Upadhya from Barclays emerging as the winner.
The competition now moves to Hyderabad on Sunday, February 1, where the second regional round will be held at the Institute of Public Enterprise (IPE) in Shamirpet from 9 a.m. onwards. The Cerebration Corporate Quiz 2026 is powered by IndianOil Corporation Limited and held in association with BSE. Central Bank of India is the associate partner, while the Institute of Public Enterprise serves as the venue partner. Nexus Gifting Solutions is the gift partner for the event.
Over 6,000 participants joined The Hindu Business Line Cerebration Quiz regional round in Hyderabad on February 1.
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