NDTV Good Times brings third season of Tech Grand Masters

Premiered on November 30, the show will be telecast every Saturday and Sunday 7.30 PM

BestMediaInfo Bureau | Delhi | December 2, 2013

NDTV Good Times, India's Youngest Lifestyle Channel is all set with a brand new season of Tech Grand Masters 3. This season will be more than just a quiz show; this time it's an all-out battle between colleges v/s corporates and schools v/s businesses. Like Season 1 and Season 2, this new season will be hosted by none other than Tech Guru Rajiv Makhni.

Tech Grand Masters 3 will witness participants from leading corporates, colleges and schools battling it out to become India's ultimate techie.  The hunt for India's biggest techie will be a 32 episode TV series with 30 teams on board. Every week, the show will see teams fighting it out, including teams from DAV Public School, Navi Mumbai v/s SIMC, Pune; Modern school v/s IIT Kharagpur; Google v/s Amity Law School, Noida; Mother's International, Delhi v/s Accenture, Bangalore; Loyola School, Jamshedpur v/s St Stephens college Delhi.

Shedding light on the concept of the show host and tech guru Rajiv Makhni says,       ''This season is three times bigger, better and more entertaining as the whole game has been rebooted from the ground up. Each team battling it out in a game of wits, fast reactions, strategy and incredible tech knowledge to become India's biggest techie! The idea of the new show is to explore the untapped potential of the young and the quirky in the technology world''.

For the first time in the history of quizzing, a pyramid with secret tiles has been introduced, which will carry different points. The top golden peak will have 100 points at the start of the gameplay, but it is reduced by 5 points as and when a question is asked. Each tile unravels a different mini game, i.e. a Word maze, Match the following, Word list and Wipe Out. The teams will start from the bottom of a pyramid and make their way to the top.

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