Pi day celebration

 


What is Pi Day? March 14 is a day to celebrate the mathematical constant. Every March 14, mathematicians, scientists and math lovers around the world celebrate Pi Day, a commemoration of the mathematical sign pi.

Really we all enjoy this day very much. 
The day start with philosophy MCQ examination. 
After that mathematics optional prepared for 
Conducting our Quiz competition. 

I feel proud to one of the program coordinator 
Of this Quiz PIRATES. 

All the students of mathematics together conducted 
Our quiz competition. One of the missing is Our 
DEEPTHI teacher absent today. 

Malayalam optional won the game successfully. 
And physical science is runner's up. 

We gave prizes for winners. 
Really it was a wonderful day







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