Results

Who won,
and what it is worth.

Every medal, every event, and the table they add up to. Five points for a gold, three for a silver, one for a bronze. The fixtures are on the schedule.

Sample data. Every medal count was generated, and the points are then worked out from them by the real 5 / 3 / 1 rule, so at least the arithmetic is honest. Nothing here is a real result; it is in place so the page can be designed and approved before the meet.

The roll of honour

Who won what.

25 of 42 events decided. The Gold column on the table below is this list, counted.

Cricket 2 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Mathematics Economics Tourism
  2. Girls Human Resources Management & Organizational Behaviour Education English

Badminton 1 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Not yet decided
  2. Girls Computer Science and Information Technology Maths Public Policy

Badminton Doubles 1 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Not yet decided
  2. Girls Social Work Hindi English

Volleyball 1 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Not yet decided
  2. Girls Economics Public Policy Tourism

Basketball 0 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Not yet decided
  2. Girls Not yet decided

Kabaddi 1 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Not yet decided
  2. Girls Computer Science and Information Technology Botany Mass Comm

Kho Kho 1 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Not yet decided
  2. Girls Physics and Astronomical Science CSIT Education

Football 1 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Not yet decided
  2. Girls Comparative Religion and Civilization Public Policy Maths

Sprints 5 of 6 decided

  1. 100 m · Boys Mathematics English Mass Comm
  2. 100 m · Girls Economics Comparative Religion Botany
  3. 200 m · Boys Human Resources Management & Organizational Behaviour Public Policy Maths
  4. 200 m · Girls Not yet decided
  5. 400 m · Boys Human Resources Management & Organizational Behaviour ECE Tourism
  6. 400 m · Girls Mass Communication and New Media Hindi CSE

High Jump 1 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Tourism and Travel Management Physics Maths
  2. Girls Not yet decided

Long Jump 2 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Zoology HRM & OB Education
  2. Girls Human Resources Management & Organizational Behaviour Molecular Biology CSIT

Shot Put 2 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Educational Studies Environmental Sc. Zoology
  2. Girls Human Resources Management & Organizational Behaviour Maths Public Policy

Discus Throw 0 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Not yet decided
  2. Girls Not yet decided

Javelin 1 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Not yet decided
  2. Girls Zoology Tourism Maths

Chess 1 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Not yet decided
  2. Girls Human Resources Management & Organizational Behaviour Marketing Botany

Carrom 0 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Not yet decided
  2. Girls Not yet decided

Table Tennis 2 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Human Resources Management & Organizational Behaviour Social Work CSIT
  2. Girls Molecular Biology Public Policy Maths

Powerlifting 1 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Marketing and Supply Chain Management ECE Molecular Biology
  2. Girls Not yet decided

Esports 2 of 2 decided

  1. Boys Zoology National Security Mass Comm
  2. Girls National Security Studies Botany Environmental Sc.

Sample data. Every medal count was generated, and the points are then worked out from them by the real 5 / 3 / 1 rule, so at least the arithmetic is honest. Nothing here is a real result; it is in place so the page can be designed and approved before the meet.

Departmental points table · twenty-two departments
Department G S B Points
1 Human Resources Management & Organizational BehaviourHRM & OB Gold 7 Silver 1 Bronze 0 Points 38
2 MathematicsMaths Gold 2 Silver 2 Bronze 5 Points 21
3 ZoologyZoology Gold 3 Silver 0 Bronze 1 Points 16
4 Computer Science and Information TechnologyCSIT Gold 2 Silver 1 Bronze 2 Points 15
5 Public Policy and Public AdministrationPublic Policy Gold 0 Silver 4 Bronze 2 Points 14
6 EconomicsEconomics Gold 2 Silver 1 Bronze 0 Points 13
7 Tourism and Travel ManagementTourism Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 3 Points 11
8 Educational StudiesEducation Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 2 Points 10
9 Molecular BiologyMolecular Biology Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 1 Points 9
=10 Comparative Religion and CivilizationComparative Religion Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 0 Points 8
=10 Marketing and Supply Chain ManagementMarketing Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 0 Points 8
=10 Mass Communication and New MediaMass Comm Gold 1 Silver 0 Bronze 3 Points 8
=10 National Security StudiesNational Security Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 0 Points 8
=10 Physics and Astronomical SciencePhysics Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 0 Points 8
=10 Social WorkSocial Work Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 0 Points 8
=10 BotanyBotany Gold 0 Silver 2 Bronze 2 Points 8
=17 Electronic and Communication EngineeringECE Gold 0 Silver 2 Bronze 0 Points 6
=17 Hindi and Other Indian LanguagesHindi Gold 0 Silver 2 Bronze 0 Points 6
19 EnglishEnglish Gold 0 Silver 1 Bronze 2 Points 5
20 Environmental ScienceEnvironmental Sc. Gold 0 Silver 1 Bronze 1 Points 4
21 Computer Science and EngineeringCSE Gold 0 Silver 0 Bronze 1 Points 1
22 Chemistry and Chemical ScienceChemistry Gold 0 Silver 0 Bronze 0 Points 0

The Cup.

Every medal a department wins is counted again for its school. The school on top at the close takes the Vice-Chancellor’s Cup.

School standings · nine schools
School G S B Points
1 School of Business StudiesBusiness Gold 9 Silver 3 Bronze 3 Points 57
2 School of Basic and Applied SciencesSciences Gold 5 Silver 4 Bronze 7 Points 44
3 School of Humanities and Social ScienceHumanities Gold 4 Silver 7 Bronze 2 Points 43
4 School of Life ScienceLife Science Gold 4 Silver 4 Bronze 5 Points 37
5 School of LanguagesLanguages Gold 0 Silver 3 Bronze 2 Points 11
6 School of EducationEducation Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 2 Points 10
7 School of Knowledge Management, Information and Media StudiesMedia Gold 1 Silver 0 Bronze 3 Points 8
8 School of National Security StudiesSecurity Gold 1 Silver 1 Bronze 0 Points 8
9 School of EngineeringEngineering Gold 0 Silver 2 Bronze 1 Points 7

Held by School of Engineering won by Computer Science and Engineering