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STANDINGS of SEERC-2019 STANDINGS of SEERC-2019 Place Team University Country Total Penalty 1 [UNIBUC] ScrambledEggs University of Bucharest Romania 8 1001 2 KhNURE_NRG Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics Ukraine 8 1077 3 RAF Penguins Faculty of Computer Science, Belgrade Serbia 8 1401 4 KhNU_DOROGA* V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University Ukraine 7 976 5 KNU_MaxFun Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv Ukraine 7 1027 6 UNAGI Bilkent University Turkey 7 1498 7 LNU Jackals Lviv National University Ukraine 6 508 8 UBB_HakunaMatata Babes-Bolyai University Romania 6 719 9 KNU_Kektus* Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv Ukraine 6 777 10 [UAIC] VYE Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași Romania 6 824 11 [UAIC] CLC Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași Romania 6 904 12 FMI1 Sofia University Bulgaria 6 973 13 Trie Hard Bogazici University Turkey 6 990 14 [TCN_SalaiiC7 Technical University of Cluj-Napoca Romania 6 1013 15 KhPI_Morituri::Reborn National Technical University "Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute" Ukraine 6 1617 16 KNU_is_Not_Unix Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv Ukraine 5 533 17 here for meal Bogazici University Turkey 5 611 18 FMI2 Sofia University Bulgaria 5 676 19 Send Nodes Bogazici University Turkey 5 818 20 ETF Belgrade 1 University of Belgrade Serbia 5 832 21 LeethalTeam POLITEHNICA University of Timisoara Romania 5 901 22 UzhNU_Auturismo Uzhgorod National University Ukraine 5 931 23 KhNURE__RandomPeople Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics Ukraine 5 1044 24 Too Simplex University of Bucharest Romania 5 1097 25 RAFFFF Faculty of Computer Science, Belgrade Serbia 5 1239 26 UVT_CodeBreakers West University of Timisoara, Romania 4 402 27 UzhNU_KSUV* Uzhgorod National University Ukraine 4 407 28 Etliekmek Bogazici University Turkey 4 455 29 LNU XXL Lviv National University Ukraine 4 484 30 UCUlele Ukrainian Catholic University Ukraine 4 491 University of Sarajevo Bosnia and 31 Sahaturn V 4 519 Herzegovina 32 VNTU_4REST Vinnytsia National Technical University Ukraine 4 547 33 ONU_Wrong_Answer Odessa National Mechnikov University Ukraine 4 554 34 NTUU_KPI_ExtremeLabor National Technical University of Ukraine "Kiev Polytechnic Institute" Ukraine 4 569 35 KhNU_Surgeons V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University Ukraine 4 576 36 KhNUE_El_psy_kongroo Kharkiv National University of Economics Ukraine 4 664 37 NTUA-ECE-2 National Technical University of Athens Greece 4 687 38 DonNU_Fearless Donetsk National University Ukraine 4 694 39 Symphony of Coding TOBB University of Economics and Technology Turkey 4 729 40 DonNU_make_AI_not_war* Donetsk National University Ukraine 4 762 41 shurub University of Bucharest Romania 4 821 42 Ship Shipping Ship Istanbul Technical University Turkey 4 832 43 UBB_AvengersAssemble Babes-Bolyai University Romania 4 843 44 DNU_Fibonacciplusplus Dnipro National University Ukraine 4 844 45 ETF Belgrade 2 University of Belgrade Serbia 4 854 46 Redshifted Bilkent University Turkey 4 857 47 KhNU_AnotherTeam:United V.N. Karazin Kharkiv National University Ukraine 4 951 48 ETF Belgrade 3 University of Belgrade Serbia 3 287 49 CodeMafia POLITEHNICA University of Bucharest Romania 3 364 50 AbstractDataType University of Craiova Romania 3 367 51 RAF 101 Faculty of Computer Science, Belgrade Serbiaa 3 429 52 NTUU_KPI_VRTeam National Technical University of Ukraine "Kiev Polytechnic Institute" Ukraine 3 430 53 Higu POLITEHNICA University of Bucharest Romania 3 474 54 Undefined POLITEHNICA University of Bucharest Romania 3 483 55 UzhNU_MaybeEasyWin Uzhgorod National University Ukraine 3 530 56 NULP_Phoenix Lviv Polytechnic National University Ukraine 3 587 57 UTCN_Java!Ok Technical University of Cluj-Napoca Romania 3 633 58 BSNU_TopSquad Petro Mohyla Black Sea National University Ukraine 3 655 59 ONU_PRIMATES Odessa National Mechnikov University Ukraine 3 701 60 VeVIN Shumen University Bulgaria 3 708 61 NTUA-ECE-1 National Technical University of Athens Greece 3 810 62 ONU_KappaPride Odessa National Mechnikov University Ukraine 2 266 63 NaUKMA_TeterivV National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy Ukraine 2 280 64 [TUIASI] Plebeii Asachi Technical University Romania 2 299 65 ONPU_GreenOracle* Odessa National Polytechnic University Ukraine 2 305 66 FAF Technical University of Moldova Moldova 2 331 67 FMI3 Sofia University Bulgaria 2 366 68 KhNURE_Brainstorm Kharkiv National University of Radio Electronics Ukraine 2 383 Bosnia and 69 ETFBL University of Banja Luka 2 394 Herzegovina 70 itubitak Istanbul Technical University Turkey 2 423 71 LNU Hryadochka Lviv National University Ukraine 2 443 72 NAU_R.E.D._Team_2.0 National Aviation University Ukraine 2 528 73 SSU_up2olymp Sumy State University Ukraine 2 540 74 NTUA-ECE-3 National Technical University of Athens Greece 2 551 75 KhPI_Hospice* National Technical University "Kharkiv Polytechnic Institute" Ukraine 2 574 76 ZNTU_Question_Mark Zaporizhzhya National Technical University Ukraine 2 602 77 PUET_SickOurDucks Poltava University of Economics and Trade Ukraine 1 15 78 GUCLU Bogazici University Turkey 1 24 79 DNU_Toxic_and_Proud Dnipro National University Ukraine 1 136 Bosnia and 80 Combinatorial Nullstellensatz University of Sarajevo 1 180 Herzegovina 81 ChNU_FMI_PurCharm Yuriy Fed'kovijch Chernivtsi National University Ukraine 1 202 82 VNTU_Meme_Lords Vinnytsia National Technical University Ukraine 1 206 83 ChNUBKh Supernova* Cherkasy National University named after Bogdan Khmelnitsky Ukraine 1 207 84 [UAIC] NVD Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași Romania 1 223 85 KhNUE__IQ++* Kharkiv National University of Economics Ukraine 1 226 86 UCUkuriku Ukrainian Catholic University Ukraine 1 231 87 DNU_47th_Bit Dnipro National University Ukraine 1 267 88 c_TC_TNTU_ICTeam Technical College of Ternopil Ivan Pul'uj National Technical University Ukraine 1 300 89 ATM_MZCL Academia Tehnica Militara Romania 1 387 90 WashingMachines University of Cyprus Cyprus 1 747 91-100 MMC_OutOfMemory Pryazovskyi State Technical University Ukraine 0 0 91-100 DSTU_Starlight Dniprodzerzhinsk State Technical University Ukraine 0 0 91-100 Team AUBG American University in Bulgaria Bulgaria 0 0 91-100 Hiper Optik Vaskuler Dondurucu Middle East Technical University Turkey 0 0 91-100 BusyBeavers National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Greece 0 0 91-100 NBU New Bulgarian University Bulgaria 0 0 91-100 TUV Technical University of Varna Bulgariav 0 0 91-100 DynamicMode University of Craiova Romania 0 0 91-100 Multi-Threat University of Cyprus Cyprus 0 0 91-100 UVT_TD3 West University of Timisoara, Romania Romania 0 0 Total: 1584 Success: 323 %: 20% .
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