Department of Pathology Organizes Innovative Treasure Hunt Competition During CME on Gynaec Pathology
Introduction
The Department of Pathology, BGS Medical College and Hospital, Nagarur, successfully organized an innovative Treasure Hunt Competition for second-semester Allied Health Sciences (AHS) students of BGSVIAHS on April 11, 2026. The event was conducted as part of the Continuing Medical Education (CME) program titled “Mastering Gynaec Pathology: From Basics to Breakthroughs.”
The competition was designed to provide students with an engaging and interactive learning experience that complemented the academic objectives of the CME program. Through a combination of problem-solving activities, teamwork, and subject-based challenges, the initiative aimed to strengthen students’ understanding of pathology concepts while encouraging active participation and collaborative learning.
Event Proceedings
The treasure hunt competition was conducted within the college premises and witnessed enthusiastic participation from second-semester Allied Health Sciences students. The activity formed an integral component of the CME program, which focused on enhancing knowledge in gynaecological pathology and exposing students to evolving diagnostic concepts and clinical applications.
Participants were divided into teams and guided through multiple checkpoints, where they were required to solve pathology-related clues and complete academic tasks linked to the theme of the CME. The competition encouraged analytical thinking, effective communication, teamwork, and rapid decision-making skills among students.
Faculty members from the Department of Pathology coordinated and supervised the event, ensuring smooth execution and active student engagement throughout the program. The interactive format transformed conventional learning into a dynamic educational experience, enabling participants to apply theoretical knowledge in a practical and enjoyable manner.
The event also served as a platform to promote curiosity and interest in laboratory sciences and diagnostic medicine among Allied Health Sciences students at an early stage of their academic training.
Key Highlights
- Successful organization of a Treasure Hunt Competition as part of the CME program “Mastering Gynaec Pathology: From Basics to Breakthroughs.”
- Active participation of second-semester Allied Health Sciences students from BGSVIAHS.
- Integration of pathology-based academic concepts into interactive problem-solving activities.
- Promotion of teamwork, communication skills, and analytical thinking through experiential learning methods.
- Innovative educational approach adopted by the Department of Pathology to enhance student engagement.
- Encouragement of early exposure to specialized areas of pathology and diagnostic sciences.
Conclusion
The Treasure Hunt Competition organized by the Department of Pathology was a highly successful academic initiative that combined education with interactive learning methodologies. Conducted under the framework of the CME program, the event effectively reinforced theoretical concepts while fostering enthusiasm, teamwork, and critical thinking among students.
The program reflected the institution’s commitment to academic excellence, innovation in medical education, and holistic student development. Through such engaging educational activities, BGS Medical College and Hospital, Nagarur, continues to create meaningful learning opportunities that prepare future healthcare professionals for the evolving demands of the medical field.
