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IT Treasure Hunt

The MITC (IT Club) committee successfully conducted the IT Treasure Hunt during February's Student Experience Open Day that was attended by the new students of MAHSA University. On the day of the event, participants gathered at a designated starting point where they received a briefing from the organizers. The briefing included instructions on how the treasure hunt worked, safety guidelines, rules, and any specific details about the hunt. Participants were given a treasure map or a set of clues that led them to different locations within the designated area. These clues were in the form of riddles, puzzles, or cryptic messages that participants had to decipher to progress through the hunt.

Participants set off to explore the area, following the clues provided to uncover hidden treasures or checkpoints. Along the way, they encountered challenges or obstacles that they had to overcome to proceed. Treasure hunts often encouraged teamwork and collaboration, as participants worked together in groups to solve clues and navigate the hunt. This fostered a sense of camaraderie and teamwork among participants.

Overall, the Treasure Hunt Open Day was a fun and engaging way for people to explore their surroundings, solve puzzles, and enjoy time outdoors with friends and lecturers.













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