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Qualification Criteria from Preliminary to Main Round: 1 ICPC Dhaka Regional Contest 2020 Qualification Criteria from Preliminary to Main Round: 1. Regardless of the university quota, each of the top 10 teams (Ignoring teams from schools and colleges) of ICPC Dhaka Preliminary Contest 2020 may get a slot in ICPC Dhaka Regional 2020 Onsite Contest. These qualified teams will not be counted in University Quota. 2. After applying rule #1, quota will be applied for each university. Quota will be decided based on the performance of universities in ICPC Dhaka Regional 2019 onsite contest. If N teams of a university solved at least three problems in ICPC Dhaka Regional 2019 onsite contest then the quota of that university will be N. Universities which qualified for the ICPC World Finals for 2020, will get one additional team. If a university’s quota is N, then the top N teams of that university in the preliminary contest will get a chance in the onsite round. The maximum value for the quota of a particular university will be 4. So no university will get more than 4 teams unless they have teams in the top 10. 3. The remaining places will be filled up by the universities that did not get any teams according to rule #2. These universities will get at most one team in ICPC Dhaka Regional 2020 Onsite contest (Unless it has more teams in top 10) and it will be selected based on the performance of the teams from that university in the preliminary contest. Thirty teams will be selected according to this rule. 4. Number of teams from a university will be either according to (a) or (b) a. Number of teams according to rule #1 + Number of teams according to rule #2 b. Number of teams according to rule #1 + Number of teams according to rule #3 5. There will be three places allotted for all-girl/female teams. These three teams will be selected after teams have been selected according to rules #1, #2 and #3. The following rules will be maintained while selecting these three teams: (i) The three teams selected in this quota must be from three different universities/institutes (ii) Any team selected in this category must solve at least one problems in the preliminary contest (iii) The three teams will be selected in the order of rank in the contest (iv) University quota won’t apply for these teams. 6. A university can swap only one team from the selected list of its teams. But the team that is swapping in must solve at least one problem in the preliminary contest. For this, the coach of both teams must email the organizers at [email protected] within 24 hours of the team list being published. It is expected that a junior team will not be replaced by a senior team unless the concerned university thinks that there is a strong reason. If a team qualified from a university X is not endorsed by university X, that team may be disqualified. University wise quota based on the rules above: University Quota Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology 4 University of Dhaka 4 Jahangirnagar University 4 Shahjalal University of Science and Technology 4 Khulna University of Engineering & Technology 4 American International University - Bangladesh 3 Islamic University of Technology 3 Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology 3 Daffodil International University 3 Chittagong University of Engineering & Technology 3 Mawlana Bhashani Science & Technology University 2 University of Chittagong 2 Sylhet Engineering College 2 Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Science and Technology University 2 Bangladesh University of Business & Technology 2 Islamic University 2 North South University 1 Premier University 1 Metropolitan University 1 Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur 1 Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University 1 The University of Asia Pacific 1 Southeast University, Bangladesh 1 Comilla University 1 University of Barisal 1 United International University 1 Patuakhali Science and Technology University 1 Jessore University of Science and Technology 1 Leading University 1 East West University 1 Military Institute of Science and Technology 1 Noakhali Science and Technology University 1 International University of Business Agriculture and Technology 1 International Islamic University Chittagong 1 University of Rajshahi 1 Total 66 Any university not mentioned in this list can get a team according to rule #3 of “Qualification Criteria”..
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