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Shri Ram College of Commerce Delhi won FIDE Binance Business Schools Super Cup 2021

AICF Office 4 years ago

Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) Delhi consists of WIM Vantika Agrawal, FM Ankit Gajwa, WFM Tarini Goyal, FM Jeet Jain, Arijith M and IM Rishi Sardana won the inaugural FIDE Binance Business Schools Super Cup after defeating MIPT Business School, Russia 2 – 0 in the final on Sunday.

For the first time in history, 32 teams of graduates from the largest business schools representing Russia, USA, Canada, India, Mexico, Switzerland, England, Scotland, Philippines, Bangladesh, Zambia and Fiji fought for the champion’s title.

After two days of the group stage, the eight strongest teams advanced to the playoffs. The list of the quarterfinalists included  Shri Ram College of Commerce (India), the Finance University under the Government of Russia (Russia), MIPT Business School (Russia), MGIMO (Russia), University of Toronto (Canada), Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVO 1 (Russia), Perm State National Research University (Russia), The Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (RANEPA).

Earlier in the group stage SRCC topped the pool ‘A’ and in the quarter final SRCC beat MGIMO (Russia). While in the semi final outwitted Moscow School of Management to get the right to play in the final.

All India Chess Federation congratulate Shri Ram College of Commerce and all the members of their team.

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