IUPC

Introduction: Have you ever wondered what it feels like to participate in the renowned onsite ICPC contest? If not, Cybros is here to bring that exhilarating experience to you! Presenting an ICPC-style programming contest, this high-energy event challenges teams of three to engage in a rigorous five-hour problem-solving battle. Put your coding expertise, teamwork, and strategic thinking to the test as you tackle a series of demanding problems designed to push your abilities to their limits. This is more than just a contest—it’s an opportunity to experience the thrill, intensity, and collaboration that define the ICPC spirit. Join us for a memorable journey where strategy leads to success, collaboration drives innovation, and your skills take center stage. Get ready to compete, conquer, and showcase your potential in this ultimate test of technical excellence! Guidelines: A 5-hour ICPC-style programming contest featuring approximately 10 to 13 challenging problems. Each team must consist of exactly three members. A standard penalty of 10 minutes will be added for every incorrect submission. A standard 1-hour scoreboard freeze will occur before the contest ends, keeping the final standings a suspenseful reveal. Rules: The contest will run for 5 hours and feature approximately 10 to 13 challenging problems. Each team must comprise exactly three members. A 10-minute penalty will be added for every incorrect submission. The scoreboard will be frozen for the final 1 hour of the contest to maintain suspense before the standings are revealed. Teams will receive balloons attached to their desks upon successfully solving problems, enhancing the competition’s excitement. Any team found engaging in cheating or unfair practices will be immediately disqualified from the contest. VS Studio Editor will be provided during the contest, and participants may add extensions to it as per their convenience. Participants are not allowed to use their own laptops during the contest. The organizers reserve the right to disqualify any team found violating the rules or engaging in misconduct. Judging Criteria: Teams will be judged based on the number of problems they have solved and the total penalty incurred. Teams that solve more problems with less penalty time will rank higher in the standings. Round Details: Round 1: Date: Plinth - Day 2Gameplay: There is only one round which will be conducted on the second day of Plinth. Team Size: Team participation : 3 members comprising a team.