Eolymp Cup #3 (Complete)
We're excited to announce the results of the latest round of the Eolymp Cup! We hope you enjoyed the challenges and had a rewarding experience throughout.
A special congratulations to jeroenodb for securing the top spot once again! 🎉 Be sure to check out the complete standings, including the combined scores from all rounds so far, on the competition page. Don't forget, prizes will be awarded based on your best 3 performances out of 4 rounds. The next round is coming up in January, so stay updated by following us on social media: Facebook, X-Twitter, Telegram, and WhatsApp.
Winners
Congratulations to the winners of the Harbor.Space University scholarships: Ghulam_Junaid, hocln, tymond, Ktotokut, and OleksandrHerasymov! 👏 Well done! HSU representatives will be reaching out to you soon with more details.
As promised, we’re awarding exclusive "Evil Chmyaaaax" T-shirts to the winners and a few randomly selected participants from the Top 100. Congratulations to: jeroenodb, Vladprog, cadmiumky, Kostil, yutabi, Anonymous_Noob, thenymphsofdelphi, PurpleCrayon, MridulAhi, champ36, Ghulam_Junaid, NemanjaSo2005, ValeraGrinenko, intelligent_jackson_598, charming_mcnulty_524, bruhoman, Rafiullah, Tkm.algo, Iryna_Zuieva, illia_bashtovyi, hlovatskyi_vladyslav, user251656, Abdullah-Ishfaq, solvr! You should have received an email with instructions to claim your prize.
Editorials
The problems are now available in the problem archive. We're still polishing up the editorials for problems and they will be available soon.
Special Thanks
A big thank you to everyone who helped make this round a success:
denisovkostya for organizing
waipoli, You_are_TL, denisovkostya and giperbolism for creating the problems
peltorator, TimDee, Triseedot Ignut, Bogdan_feysa, SashaT9, and Pa_sha for testing the problems.
Call for Problem Setters
We're on the lookout for problem setters to help with the upcoming rounds of the Eolymp Cup and Weekend Practice competitions. If you're interested, please email us at support@eolymp.com. Problem setters will be compensated and receive exclusive merch and other perks.
About
Eolymp Cup is a programming competition for students. The competition consists of 4 rounds, held throughout the year. Each round features 6 problems, each designed to challenge participants' knowledge of algorithms, data structures and programming.
The competition is open to everyone, but prizes will only be awarded to participants who are born after January 1, 2002. All other participants will compete unofficially.
Format and Duration
In each round, you are given 3 hours to solve 6 problems. Each problem is split into sub-tasks, which represent part of the problem. The points are awarded by sub-task, meaning you have to solve an entire sub-task to get points.
Prizes
The winners of the competition, based on the results of all rounds, will receive a trophy, medals and valuable prizes.
1st prize: The absolute winner will receive the Eolymp Cup trophy, first-place medal and Apple MacBook Air 13"
2nd prize: The participant ranked second will receive the first-place medal and an Apple iPad Air 11" tablet computer.
3rd prize: The participants ranked 3-6 will receive second-place medals and an Apple Watch SE smartwatch.
4th prize: Participants ranked 7-12 will receive third-place medals and Keychron K8 Wireless keyboard.
Additionally, the top-12 participants and 25 randomly selected participants in top-250 will receive exclusive T-Shirts and stickers.
Get scholarship at Harbor.Space University
Harbour.Space University is a private international university focused on Technology, Business and Design with campuses in Barcelona (Spain) and Bangkok (Thailand). HSU places a strong emphasis on its connection to the tech industry and works closely with industry experts across the world to immerse students in a dynamic, multi-cultural ecosystem of education, professional experience, and networking with like-minded peers and actively practicing professionals. In April 2024, Harbour.Space University won the Gold Medal in ICPC World Final, outcompeting such universities as MIT, Stanford, Oxford, Cambridge, among others.
Scholarship
In each round, the Top-3 participants as well as 2 randomly selected participants among the Top-50 will receive a full scholarship at Harbor.Space University, which includes:
Full Tuition Fee Coverage: EUR 19,900 for Bachelor's programs or EUR 22,900 for Master's programs
Program Choice: all programs of HSU across tech, business, and design are in scope
Campus Choice: choose to study in one of HSU’s campuses in two vibrant cities, in Barcelona or Bangkok
Internship opportunities: you will also be offered to join Talent Pool of Harbour.Space University and be considered for paid internship opportunities from university’s industry partners
Free 3-week course
All competition participants will also have an exclusive opportunity to register for a Raffle. The 5 lucky winners will receive a free 3-week course of their choice at HSU, see schedule.
Win exclusive Evil Chmyaaax T-Shirt!
In this round, we will play 24 exclusive "Evil Chmyaaax" T-Shirts. 12 will be given away to the winners and 12 will be played among Top-100 participants. The T-Shirts will be played among participants who didn't win T-Shirt in the previous round.
Win free Eolymp subscriptions
Based on the results, we will create an additional rating among educational institutions. After each round, the top 10 institutions as well as 10 randomly selected institutions among these who scored at least points, will be awarded a coupon for Eolymp Competition Platform. The coupon will give a 100% discount for Advanced plan for the first 6 months with up to 100 seats.
The students should specify a university or a school they are representing during the registration process. Despite its name, the ranking includes all educational institutions: universities, schools, colleges etc. The institutions are ranked based on the total number of points scored by their students.
Pinely
This round is sponsored by Pinely.
Pinely is a dynamic algorithmic trading firm, privately owned & funded, with a presence in Singapore, the Netherlands, and Cyprus. We specialize in high-frequency and ultra-low latency trading, striving to be among the top trading companies worldwide.
Our team tackles everyday challenges like developing trading strategies, optimizing systems for minimal latency, saving and processing large volumes of historical data.
Our flat structure and collaborative environment make everyone feel heard and cultivate a culture fueled by ideas and a love for innovation.
We are a team of mathematicians, programmers, engineers, and computer scientists, united by a passion for knowledge. Our work demands exceptional C++ coding, algorithmic thinking, and mathematical intuition, attracting top talent, including winners and awardees of such respective challenges as ICPC, IMC, HITB PRO CTF, Google HashCode, etc.
To join our team, please send your CV to hr@pinely.com.
hi skolodyazhnyy.If you can organize a new competition, this competition should be for those who are just starting out, new, with 300-500 questions. They should also participate in the competition and become even more enthusiastic. Because the olymp cup is mainly for those who are experienced and have more questions, most of the time the first ones in the ranking win. Therefore, I recommend that you hold another competition for those who are low-level but interested. Of course, this is just my opinion)
meryem1289 we are almost ready with the problems for the next Weekend Practice round, hopefully we will be ready to announce it this weekend. WP rounds offer simpler problems, so hopefully everyone with lower rating will have an opportunity to improve it.
skolodyazhnyy I really hope too. If you announce it tomorrow,i would be glad. Cant wait for the wp 4.....
skolodyazhnyy I look forward to the next Weekend Experience) Thank you for respecting my opinion skolodyazhnyy)
meryem1289 Codeforces is good for organizing contests actively. There are more users and also you can send messages for others which makes it much better and makes you feel inside overcrowded place. Almost everyday some users make an announcement about a contest div4,div3,div2,div1,rated div2, educational round, hello 2025 , good bye 2024.
Mrs.Sergey we are very eager to organize competitions more often, but to do so we need more quality problems. Right now our team works with a few authors to prepare next Weekend Practise and final round of Eolymp Cup.
If you, or someone you know is interested in preparing a problem set or holding a competition at Eolymp you can reach out to hello@eolymp.com.
Mrs.Sergey It's true, codeforces has improved a lot in terms of the abundance and compatibility of competitions, I hope and really want such competitions to be in e olymp.
meryem1289 Yes I also agree with her last wp was held 4 month ago and there is no available contest for users except professionals to increase their rating. But being a starter or new beginner doesnt means that you will have problems between 0-500 because problems are really well and easy, brainstorming at math,number theory also not special techniques needed in brute force and implemmentation section mostly.So i can easily find users who have more than 1000 problems but eolymp cup is not for them and they are not one or two hundreds of users can be mentioned.
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