Union Budget Quiz Contest (2024): Top 3 players win prizes, top 10 to bag a feature

Brush up on finance with our 24-hour quiz competition on the new Budget. Entries will be accepted till 8pm of February 2, 2024. Sign in to play!

online quiz competition on union budget highlights 2024

Catch Budget highlights from our limited-time quiz contest on the Indian economy.

Winners Out | Who ranked #1 on our Quiz Contest?

No changes to tax slabs, and refund relief for one crore taxpayers — for India’s middle class, this is what grabbed major eyeballs in today’s Budget presented by FM Nirmala Sitharaman. But did you manage to keep track of everything else?

Put your memory to the test with our finance quiz, which features 10 newsy questions. Play to win, as podium finishers will bag premium prizes, while the top 10 rankers will earn a feature on The Indian Express.

Contest Rules for The Union Budget Quiz

> This quiz can only be solved once. Your result is tied to your account.
> Attempt all 10 questions to get a hidden score. At the end, submit your name and email ID. We will use this to contact winners.
> The solving window is 24 hours, from Feb 1 (8pm) to Feb 2 (8pm) IST. Results go on a public leaderboard on Feb 3. Follow @iepuzzles for alerts.
> Your score will depend on speed and accuracy. Scoring ties will be broken based on solving speed, followed by time of submission. No negative marking.

Ready? Start Solving Below

Story continues below this ad

More from Express Puzzles & Games

On Fridays | Explore 500+ Qs on the Express News Quiz

Daily Mini Crossword | How good is your English vocab and GK?

Chess Tactics | Find the best moves used by chess legends

PM Modi addresses the nation ahead of the rollout of new GST rates.

PM Modi says ‘GST savings festival’ begins soon: how household budgets are set for boost

Explained36 min ago

Ahead of the rollout of GST 2.0 effective from September 22, companies have announced lower prices for over 375 common-use goods. The government has urged corporates to pass on the benefits to consumers, resulting in cheaper prices for FMCG products, milk, butter, cheese, pickles, jams, and ice creams. Other items like shampoo, soap, cement, durable goods, and cars may also see a reduction.

View all shorts

Live Blog