Simulations, lectures, and competitive games. Every event is a move in the larger game.
Browse IGTS lectures, simulations, orientation sessions, and collaborations. Each listing links to its original society post.
In collaboration with IGTS NSUT
A strategy and social-deduction simulation involving alliances, trust and calculated betrayal. Developed in collaboration with IGTS NSUT.
A finance-strategy simulation placing participants in the role of bank decision-makers, navigating risk, reward, and the logic of collective action under uncertainty.
Lecture by Dr. Ratul Lahkar
A lecture exploring how strategies evolve and adapt in repeated games - examining learning dynamics, evolutionary stability, and the long-run logic of competition.
Lecture by Dr. Sumit Sarkar
The inaugural lecture of IGTS, delivered by Dr. Sumit Sarkar - an exploration of strategic decision-making, game theory foundations, and the society's academic vision.
The IGTS orientation session featured a live market-entry game: participants chose to enter or abstain from a competitive market, discovering first-hand the logic of entry deterrence, risk and coordination.