TN state level Abacus competition gets overs

Updated on: Tuesday, October 11, 2011

Tamil Nadu, UCMAS Abacus Mental Arithmetic Competition 2011, was held on the 9th October, 2011, at the Chennai Convention Centre, CTC Complex, Chennai.

The Prize Distribution function  scheduled for the day started at 10.30 AM after the initial deliberations.

Dr. Major M. Jailani, Dean, Mohamed Sathak College of Arts and Science & Former Member, Syndicate, University of Madras, was the Chief Guest on the occasion.

In his address, he congratulated the UCMAS students, who were the winners in the state level and lauded the efforts of UCMAS India, for their unique role in sharpening the brain skills of the young children and making them embrace the best of skills in mental Arithmetic, which aids the children in their entire life time.  The Chief Guest gave away the prizes and Certificates to the Winners representing the UCMAS centres, spread across different districts of the Tamil Nadu State.  More than 700 students and parents were present on the occasion. 

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