Indian section of the International Physicists' Tournament
Hey guys, I have recently noticed that some of the teams cannot send me the email with their votes with the usual india@iptnet.info email address. In other to give an alternative, I have made another email address – indiaipt17@gmail.com –
Amidst the pandemic, the IOC has decided to open the votes for the upcoming IPT 2021, which (possibly) will happen at Poland (subject to change). Ones who have registered for the IPT newsletter may have gotten the email regarding this,
Team IISER Bhopal will be the next Indian Team to represent IPT 2020! A close call with team NISER with a lead of 3 points only makes the tournament a very close fight. Miranda House also did fairly well with
The Department of Physics of Shiv Nadar University has already commenced the first Indian National Selection among the three teams; IISER Bhopal, Miranda House (University of Delhi) and NISER Bhubaneshwar. The first two Physics Fights have been already conducted for
The department of Physics of Shiv Nadar University (SNU) will be hosting this year’s Indian national selection for the upcoming IPT 2020 during 17th – 19th January 2020. Six teams; each from IISER Bhopal, University of Mysore, Miranda House (DU),
We are currently accepting registration from the interested teams in India for the following National Selections. Please follow the “National Selections” tab for further details. The problem list for the next IPT is released here. The interested team should start
Students for NISER (Bhubaneshwar) and Shiv Nadar University (Dadri) participated in IPT 2019 by forming the second Indian team. The team was formed after the mutual agreement to collaborate over solving 17 problems and has done better from the
India participated for the first time in the International Physicists’ Tournament!