Code N Compete | IIT Kanpur

Overview: Techkriti’27 presents Code N Compete: a high-intensity competitive programming challenge designed to push your logic, speed, and problem-solving skills to the limit. Whether you’re a beginner eager to prove yourself or a seasoned coder aiming for the top, this contest is your chance to think fast, code smart, and outperform the rest. Event Structure: Round 1: Online Round This round will feature 4 programming questions designed to test problem-solving and coding skills. The duration of the test will be 90 minutes. The exact details of the marking scheme will be shared prior to the contest. All questions will be displayed at once. Round 2: Onsite Finale – IIT Kanpur This round will consist of 5 competitive programming questions, with difficulty increasing according to the index of the question. Participants will have a total duration of 2 hours to solve all the questions. There will be no specific time limit for each individual question; participants are expected to manage their time effectively. The exact marking scheme and scoring details will be provided before the contest. All questions will be displayed at once. Guidelines: Team Composition: Code N Compete is a team contest, with each team consisting of up to 3 members. If there is more than one participant, registration must be done as a team. Eligibility: Students, including undergraduates and graduates, and professionals from across the world are eligible to participate. Registration & Prize Eligibility: To claim the prize money, participants must register on both the competition platform and Techkriti’s website. Fair Play & Disqualification: Any participant found indulging in malpractice or plagiarism will be immediately disqualified by Techkriti, IIT Kanpur. Winner Determination: The winner will be determined based on the combined scores of Round 1 and Round 2. In case of a tie: The participant/team that has solved the most number of questions will be given preference. If the number of questions solved is the same, the participant/team that solved the hardest question earlier will be given preference. If there is still a tie, the participant/team that took less time for submission will be given preference.