International Pandit Deendayal Updahya GK competition registers massive participation

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As International Pandit Deendayal Updahyay General Knowledge competition has registered 30,10,672 participants, it will make  a world record for conducting GK competition on such a massive scale in the State.

While talking to media persons here on Sunday, State President of Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) Abhilash Pandey said the students from 13 other States and 40 foreign countries would participate in the exam.

To conduct examination in a coordinated manner would be the biggest achievement of the GK competition.

Students from class 8 to 12 and from first year to final year could participate and top six from every district would attend Coffee with CM progamme to share their views with CM Chouhan and the event would be dedicated to Swach Bharat campaign of Prime Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan.

Chief Ministers of all states have given best wishes. Forty office bearers of BJP and BJYM, CM Chouhan, lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha members from the state, ministers, legislators would be present at invigilators across the state.

A total of 148 responsible persons have left the city with the questions papers for distribution. The State President of BJYM would be present at the GK competition event.

Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan would be present in Jabalpur and state capital on the day of the competition.

The total number of offline registrations is 2612118 and online registrations are 398554. The total number of examination centers would be 9154.

Germany, Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, Malaysia, Maldives, Oman, Japan, Jordan, Indonesia, UAE, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Sri lank, US, Russia, Philippines, Afghanistan, Tanzania, South Africa, Myanmar, Canada, Venezuela, France, Italy, UK, Austria, Nederland, Switzerland, Norway, New Zealand, Kuwait, Qatar, Mauritius, Colombia are countries which would participate in the International Pandit Deendayal Updahyay General Knowledge competition.

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