Students’ achievement - IGNAZENCE 2026, Quiz in St. Peter’s Medical College, Hosur - Adichunchanagiri Institute of Medical Sciences

Sl. No.	Particulars in Field	Inputs
1	Students’ achievement	Ms. Sandhya Krishnakumar, Phase III pt II MBBS student, Ms. Divya Malak and Ms. Anagha Vidyarani Phase III Pt. I MBBS students qualified the preliminary round of the Ignazence 2026
2	Organizing Department/ Committee/ Others	St. Peter’s Medical College, Hosur
3	Type of Event	Academic event- Quiz
4	Level of event	National level UG conference
5	Collaboration / accreditation if any	No
6	Dates/ and Duration	29^th to 30^th September 2026
7	Venue	St. Peter’s Medical College, Hosur
8	Details of delegates/ target audience	Students from various medical Colleges
9	Total Number of delegates/ Audiences attended	About 500
10	Objectives of the event	– Revise high-yield topics across pre-clinical, para-clinical and clinical subjects – Identify knowledge gaps for further study – Strengthen differential diagnosis and management approach – Apply theory to clinical vignettes – Build quick thinking, time management under pressure – Encourage teamwork and communication – Foster healthy competition and interest in the subject
11	Brief Report of the Event (in about 200 words)	Students of AIMS competed in the Biochemistry Quiz and the Pre-Clinical and Paraclinical quiz at Ignazence, National level UG conference at St Peter’s Medical College, Hosur on the 29th and 30th September, 2026. A team comprising of Ms. Sandhya Krishnakumar, Phase III pt II MBBS student, Ms. Divya Malak and Ms. Anagha Vidyarani Phase III Pt. I MBBS students qualified the preliminary round and made it to the semifinals in both the quizzes. Mr. Gaurav P, Mr. Akhil D, Mr. Shrivatsa from Phase III Pt II and Mr. Krithik S and Mr. Manjunatha DS from Phase III Pt I MBBS displayed enthusiastic participation.
12	SDGs	4
13	Feedback Analysis (Brief)	The National-Level UG Conference, “Ignazence 2026,” was conducted by St. Peter’s Medical College, Hosur, on 29th and 30th September 2026. UG students from AIMS actively participated in the conference and demonstrated commendable knowledge, enthusiasm, and teamwork. The team successfully advanced to the Semifinals, reflecting their strong performance and academic interest.
14	Outcome	– Improved knowledge retention through active recall of core concepts – Better clinical reasoning and ability to link subjects to cases – Enhanced exam performance for university and PG entrance exams – Stronger teamwork, communication and quick decision-making skills – Increased motivation for self-directed learning and academic interest