Globathon

Participation: Individual (no teams) Eligibility: Open to all undergraduate and postgraduate students Inter-college participation allowed All specializations and branches eligible No prior competitive programming experience required Format: Single coding rounds 3–6 coding questions per round of varying difficulty Topics: Data Structures & Algorithms, Problem-solving, Logic building, Optimization, Real-time coding challenges Accepted languages: C, C++, Java, Python, etc. Round 1: Coding Round 3–4 DSA/logic-based questions Duration: 60–90 minutes Online via Unstop Scoring & Evaluation: Based on number of correct submissions and time taken Penalty for wrong submissions (if applicable) Automatic leaderboard ranking Rules: Individual participation only Plagiarism or copying solutions leads to immediate disqualification AI tools not allowed unless specified Internet usage restricted as per round Complete all questions within allotted time Judges’ and platform decisions are final Misconduct or cheating not permitted Participants must use their own laptops and accessories