IIT Bombay Rubik's Club

We hope that you've enjoyed this series, "SpeedCubers of Insti" so far and for the final post, we introduce Himanshu Suvata, a freshman from the Civil Engineering Department.

He stands as a learner in our speedcubing community and is a source of motivation for many new beginners!

Watch him solve a 3x3 in a fairly quick time and get amazed :)

Do follow the page and stay tuned for more interesting posts and series!

Link: https://www.instagram.com/tv/CQdzn0VHY6p/?utm_medium=copy_link

After introducing you to 4 of our insti cubers, for the penultimate post of our series, “SpeedCubers of Insti” - we have Ishan Jain, a freshman from the Mechanical Engineering department.

He has impressive personal best solve times of 10.6 seconds in the 3x3 format, 2.1 seconds in the 2x2 format and 2.2 seconds in the skewb.

Do take out some time and watch him solve the 3x3 cube in really quick time. You will surely not regret this decision!

Do follow the page and stay tuned for more updates about our upcoming events :)

Link: https://www.instagram.com/p/CQbPDdlHlf7/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

You might think that you have seen it all after viewing some of our insti cubers dazzling you with their skills, but just to prove you wrong and astonish you further, in our next post of 'SpeedCubers of Insti', let us acquaint with another gem, Hanan Basheer, a freshmen (to be sophomore) from the chemistry department!

He has a personal best of 14 Seconds in the 3x3 event, 3 secs in the 2x2 event and some insane times in other types of cubes as well!

Watch him swiftly solve a 3x3 and get bamboozled!

Do follow the page and stay tuned for more crazy solves!

Link: https://www.instagram.com/p/CQYq5t3nD_e/?utm_medium=copy_link

Presenting Cubology Episode 3: Stepping it up a notch?

Rubik's cube is a world-famous puzzle, but not many people know about the higher-order cubes. Though 3x3 is the most common puzzle, 2x2 to 7x7 are recognised as official events by the Official World Cube Association. There are puzzles as large as 33x33!

Not just cubes, there are more! Cuboids, Shapeshifters, twisty puzzles, corner turning puzzles, electronic cubes and the list goes on...

The Rubik's Cube is not just a toy, it's a mathematical puzzle.

Presenting Cubology Episode 2: " Math behind the cube".

Extensive research has been done on the Rubik's cube, searching for the number of possible combinations, minimum number of moves to solve any permutation (God's number) and the Devil's number.

This episode will give you a brief intro to the intriguing math behind the cube.

Hello, cubers!
We are very excited to present to you CUBOLOGY: A series where you'll get to everything about Cubing!

In the first episode "The Beginnings", you'll get to know about Erno Rubik (Inventor) and the history of the Rubik's cube.

New episodes released every Saturday. Stay tuned and keep Cubing! :D