MUSCAT: Around 1,600 children across different age groups ranging from 5 to 14 years participated in the second edition of National Abacus Competition —Brainobrainfest 2019 , held in Muscat.
Brainobrainfest, which, is the biggest math-based events that the city has seen selected 251 champions, 317 gold toppers and 332 silver toppers. The competition, which tested the children’s ability and speed in arithmetic calculation, memory and concentration power, was held in the morning, soon after the inauguration.

Fun-filled event
The day-long programme of learning and fun for children, faculty and parents also featured various cultural programmes, faculty awards, interesting talks and the like. Children too took to the stage to demonstrate their talents in memory, concentration and multi-tasking skills. Later, prizes were distributed in the presence of the honourable chief guest, Dr. V M A Hakkim, Founder and Executive Director, KIMS Oman Hospital.
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Boosting confidence
Over 15 years, Brainobrain has trained thousands of children in the concept of Abacus and smart calculation. These skills help them in solving arithmetic problems with speed and accuracy which keeps the young brains alert, active and focus better, think quicker and improve memory. This annual Brainobrain event aspires to become a platform that encourages overall development of children, boost their confidence and offer them a truly global exposure.





