Examination
Format
- The exam will be of 3 hour duration under a proctored environment.
- You will be given 5 problems to solve of different difficulty levels.
- Each problem has many test files on which it will be evaluated, and you will get partial points for whichever test files that you solve correctly.
- Different test files have different weightage. Some information regarding these test files will be provided under the "Information to score partial points" section in each problem statement.
- For a particular problem, your submission with the highest score will be considered, and your final score will be the sum over all the problem scores.
- If your total score is greater than or equal to the passing score, you will be deemed to have passed the exam.
- You can submit solutions as many times as you'd like, there are no penalties for incorrect submissions. Only your best correct submission will be considered.
- There will be no access to the internet.
Exam Environment
- OS - Ubuntu 16.04
- Compilers
- gcc/g++ 6.3
- Java 1.8
- Python 2.7
- Python 3.6
Note: These are the compilers available on the local system. To submit, you can use any of the 50+ languages available on the CodeChef platform.
- IDEs
- CodeChef IDE
- Code::Blocks
- CLion
- Eclipse
- IntelliJ
- Notepad++
- Sublime text
- PyCharm
- Hardware
- CPU: Intel Core i3 or above
- RAM: 4/8GB
- Documentation:
Rules
- The exam will be conducted in one of the centres identified by CodeChef under the supervision of CodeChef staff.
- The candidates can register for the exam on the CodeChef website, mentioning their choice of exam centre and the level of certification that they wish to apply for.
- On the day of the scheduled exam, the candidates have to appear at the given examination centre to take the test.
- There will be no access to any resource, online or offline, made available to the candidate during the duration of the exam.
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